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Also, somewhat related to this, does anyone know if newmogul.com runs on the same code or does it just look identical?
by tedroden 18y ago
Also, somewhat related to this, does anyone know if newmogul.com runs on the same code or does it just look identical?
- pclark 18y agoprobably the same code - it's open source.
- tedroden 18y agoAhh! I didn't know that. Thanks!
- bdotdub 18y agowhere? i can't seem to find it
- cchooper 18y agohttp://www.arclanguage.org/install http://www.arclanguage.org/install
- Fuca 18y agoNow that I am learning PHP to do it you tell me...
- yters 18y agoI'm writing a PHP interpeter in Java to render COBOL, which'll execute on COBOL on COGS.
- yters 18y agoI forgot to mention the top level will all be written in XML, so it can be used on the semantic web to provide a service oriented architecture.
- yters 18y agoBut, next week, I'll be starting a project to design a middleware system based on a LISP repl. The foundation will be written in C and assembly. The dynamic portion will follow Steele's CL standard, although it'll be able to compile select portions to machine code during runtime, if necessary. Since LISP is equivalent to the parse tree, it'll provide the RPC IDL so programs written in Haskell can communicate with programs written in Erlang, all seamlessly across a cluster or grid with a parallelization mechanism based on the STM model.
- yters 18y agoJoke explained: The original comment made a joke that mentioned PHP. It got downvoted. I thought I would make a joke myself based on the idea that it got downvoted because it mentioned PHP. Then, something went horribly wrong.
- ashishk 18y agoumm why are all mentions of PHP being downvoted? i might not understand completely, but that seems like a puerile thing to do.
- cstejerean 18y agoIt's not the mention of PHP, it's the tone of the comment.
- yters 18y agoTone is hard to interpret without a tone.
- cchooper 18y agoI'd say yes. The HTML is identical right down to the missing XML declaration.
- pmjordan 18y agoLeaving off the XML declaration is common because having it there causes IE6 to run in quirks mode. Although it's probably safe to say HN runs in quirks mode on all browsers.
- pistoriusp 18y agoThis is true for Safari, Firefox, Opera and Internet Explorer browsers. Not providing a doctype whilst rendering text/html will make the browser render in quirksmode.