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For real? That's cray. I didn't know the syntax was so hard to internalize.
by ulisesrmzroche 13y ago
For real? That's cray. I didn't know the syntax was so hard to internalize.
- teddyh 13y agoFor a while I thought you meant Seymour Cray, or one of the supercomputers he designed and built. Was it so hard to type one letter in support of readability? Or is "cray" its own word now?
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- rthomas6 13y agoFor a while I thought you meant Vladamir Bro, father of the idea of pedantry. Was it so hard to type four letters in support of readability? Or is "bro" its own word now?
- ulisesrmzroche 13y agoSo are ya'll here to talk about Scala and Go or to pull some scrub trolls?
- munificent 13y ago"Cray cray" and by extension just "cray" are vernacular ways of saying "crazy".
- teddyh 13y agoI was aware of this, but was genuinely confused for a few moments, since I would have hoped that a reference to Seymour Cray was more likely on this forum than such, as you put it, “vernacular” forms of expression.