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briantrice
15y ago
I didn't quite "live through" those, being too young (mid-30's now) but did buy a lispm and hack on Smalltalk. I do support things like making Smalltalk Git-compatible, declarative, etc. I haven't jumped on the Clojure bandwagon because I l
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You're demanding evidence from an article that doesn't state up front that it's trying to present it; it's just telling her story as an anti-pattern. That's all I mean. If she had a legal case, she wouldn't discuss it. Also, this wouldn't b
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15y ago
The idea of evidence is not implied by the article, only by the commenter above. She is describing her experience, and it jibes with other women's experience whom I have heard. If you don't accept the validity of the viewpoint, just do that
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15y ago
You don't seem to appreciate the amount of forethought she not only felt she had to commit to, but self-control to execute her communication that way, and that it still didn't work. Only an idiot would provide "evidence" to a subordinate th
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briantrice
15y ago
Thanks for doing that. More implementations means there's a wider spectrum of places for developers to learn these tools and maybe even improve on them.
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briantrice
15y ago
Dylan does, and my language Slate ( http://www.slatelanguage.org ) does, as well as its related younger siblings, Atomo ( http://atomo-lang.org ) and Atomy ( http://atomy-lang.org ). And all of these implement them in the context of an obje
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15y ago
I don't understand. Emacs blows vim away here. Of course, obviously both emacs and vim users are unaware of these symbolic modes. But Emacs modes are designed to have this idea of customizing the word, sentence, paragraph, and symbolic expr
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briantrice
15y ago
Not well, unfortunately. Neither does it handle errors well. It doesn't have proper closures, either. I love it, but readily admit it's a giant research demo.
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Jtalk presentation at ESUG'11
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briantrice
15y ago
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