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I cannot agree more, especially reading the history of T by P. Graham, a language I have never heard of before or written a line in, but whose history I find ex
by edvinbesic 13y ago
I cannot agree more, especially reading the history of T by P. Graham, a language I have never heard of before or written a line in, but whose history I find extremely interesting from a developers perspective.
The whole "X at Y lines" argument is the same as saying "I created an OS in language X in two lines of code" by writing:
Import OS.*;
OS.Run();
- Aldo_MX 13y agoCheckmate, one line. Import OS.*; OS.Run();
- klibertp 13y agoPaul Graham is not the author of the piece you mention, it's Olin Shivers. I was mistaken at first but then I read a fragment which said "and then I went to write scsh" which made it obvious who was the author. I wonder how people can still be mistaken after seeing this (do they assume PG wrote scsh?).