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The ship has sailed (originally “is sealed”, voice dictation error) on the original definition. Sorry Simon. But the work that Gene Kim and Steve Yegge are doin
by pchristensen 1y ago
The ship has sailed (originally “is sealed”, voice dictation error) on the original definition. Sorry Simon. But the work that Gene Kim and Steve Yegge are doing talking about chat oriented programming is really interesting, and I recommend people look into it.
- Finnucane 1y ago>The ship is sealed on the original definition. And apparently the original cliché as well.
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- everybodyknows 1y agoWhat would it mean to "seal" a ship?
- throwup238 1y agoTo make it waterproof. First ship builders would use caulking mallets and caulking irons to fill the gaps between wood planks with oakum, then cover the whole hull with hot pitch to create a (mostly) waterproof seal.