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Dec 12, 2006 Whistler link
I can't weld stainless...yet.

So, anyone remember the topic?

Oh, yes, it was great news about a fix for deliverator which will also address future scalability needs. Bravo!
Dec 12, 2006 Scuba Steve 9.0 link
Good luck on getting the Deliverator...err...delivering Incarnate!
Dec 13, 2006 ctishman link
Good lord, it's... It. No, it can't be.
Dec 13, 2006 Professor Chaos link
Medical school would be good. I could apply my conservative political perspective and cut out a bunch of unneccessary stuff that just makes the system less efficient and wasteful. I've seen pictures of the insides of a person, do we even use all that stuff?

Like I've said before, I appreciate that there are people willing to learn so many smeggin' programming languages and be patient with an impatient consumer base, and put out a cool game. I wanted to make games when I was younger, but just one class in C in high school was too stressful and frustrating, so forget that.
Dec 13, 2006 break19 link
PC, rofl, yea, remove that spleen, we don't need it.. cut out one of the livers.. hell, redundancy is unnecessary in today's world of excellent medical care.. and, in cases like the good doctor, remove the heart, he obviously doesn't use his.. *zing*

heh,
EZR
Dec 13, 2006 WE WANT LEEBS! link
Ha doc, you funny.

(Translation : doing Inc a favour and not turning this into a ball-size comparison contest that seems to be the most entertaining thing to do at the moment).

[edit : oh yeah, a lot of compensating going on around here too]
Dec 13, 2006 Dr. Lecter link
That's good of you, WWL.

For the record, mine are bigger.
Dec 13, 2006 Spider link
Aye, Erlang lives up to that, the RT capabilities are really nifty, along with the ability from the language/platform point to actually support crash/suspend resume cycles ( Software built without a "shutdown" procedure, but where you actively "crash" it to stop, means that its always got solid state written/recoverable, and does so in minimal time. The software behind GSM and phone routers are fex. made like that)

things like req. 5 is hard to beat with Erlang, The "while running exchange module" thing is really sweet if you get it to work (Requires some discipline to get it right though)

I hacked a bit in Erlang back when it was first released (Wee, made a tetris-game ;) just to get the hang of it, fancy, fun, but never touched it since.

Ever considered going with Intercal for development?

PLEASE GIVE UP.
Dec 13, 2006 a1k0n link
PLEASE COME FROM 20

I think it'd be best to just port everything to unlambda.
Dec 13, 2006 Spider link
At least that would keep the lisp heritage nicely. *Grin*
Dec 13, 2006 yodaofborg link
Spider!

/me faints, hits his head hard, and bleeds for a while.

Duh, errm, nice update, D's R **'s RD? RDL! OLDR!

(Asterix is my best Spider, anyone else care to translate besides Mystic? :P)
Dec 13, 2006 Lexicon link
Am I the only one here who has NO IDEA what Spider & a1k0n are talkin about?
Dec 13, 2006 roguelazer link
Dec 13, 2006 Spider link
*waves to Toshy, Yoda, Roguelazer and Mystic along with all the other oldfolks*

Mmhm, Frankly I can't translate that, yoda.. *invokes the power of Mystic to translate*

Lexicon: Basically, discussing oddball computer languages that were more or less designed as elaborate jokes on the geek side. Sort of designing an English-sounding language with anti-English grammars.
Dec 14, 2006 MysticRogue link
Old folks? Hmph!

You can only invoke my translation power from ingame Spidey so...ummmm guess you have to come back or suffer from not knowing :P

*Mystic smirks "I know something you dont know"..:P
Dec 14, 2006 moldyman link
Thanks for the explanation, Spider. :)
Dec 14, 2006 yodaofborg link
Gah, its simple, think newb speak!
These are Spiders. Are they? Are they Hell! Oh Hell, they are!

Tada!