pauldirac137

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   by pauldirac137 16y ago

   You're right, I'm being extremely charitable to Java and Python. As you say, there was a Java browser (HotJava) in the early days of browsers, and there was a Python browser once called Grail, but neither one was even close to Firefox/Chro
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   by pauldirac137 16y ago

   Factor has local variables (implemented as a library) so this problem doesn't really exist. However, Factor programmers try to avoid using locals as much as possible, so in reality the problem does exist. It's almost like some people have
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   by pauldirac137 16y ago

   I've re-read the article, and now I think it's even more fantastic than I did at first. There are just so many deep insights in it, I'm in awe. Kudos to the author. I especially like this statement: "Because you need superhuman abilities
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   by pauldirac137 16y ago

   I feel a rant coming on... This is a _fantastic_ article which should be read by anyone interested in stack languages. Though it wasn't my first programming language, Forth was certainly the first programming language I loved. I read Start
5. 35.▲
   by pauldirac137 16y ago

   Maybe it means that he's been having fun fucking iPhone developers up the ass.
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   by pauldirac137 16y ago

   Nerds are unpopular because people don't like to hang out with anyone who is much more intelligent than they are. This transcends any arguments about social ineptness or pursuing popularity. If you're 30+ IQ points above your peers, you w