My role is now more of an observer and to maintain the sources and standards and printed documentation. What people do with Shen, where they take it, is now in the hands of the Shenturians. This means to a degree that people have to define and solve their own problems. My path resumes from where I left it when I returned from the edge of the Himalayas to build Shen.
None of the implementations are any good. Once you get them to compile, errors manifest as exceptions in the host language, also everything is shit slow.
>>18 How old are you, kid? 12? 13? Here's some advice: stop shitposting and forget about this textboard. And any other internet forums. It will do you a lot of good in the long run.
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Anonymous2015-02-10 7:44
1. LISP kids hear about this new LISP and come to wikipedia to check it out. 2. LISP kids quickly see that their intelligence is clearly insufficient for Qi/Shen. 3. LISP kids leave scorching comments about Mark Tarver in the thread on /prog/ and run away.
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Anonymous2015-02-10 8:10
check em!
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Anonymous2015-02-10 12:11
Once, a package I author and maintain was taken away from me by the hackage admins. I did not receive the single email sent to me (went into spam, or something like that). There was a single post to the café on the same day. I happened not to be monitoring that high-volume list very carefully at that time, as happens to all of us.
No one had any bad intentions here. But I can tell you that it is very, very upsetting to have a package taken away from you like that.
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Anonymous2015-02-11 0:09
>>21 It looks interesting, but I don't think it's good enough. It's hard for me to see how it'll catch type errors at compile time, which is what I want from a dependently typed language. I don't just want syntactic sugar for assertions.
>>31 Just cause you refuse to admit your mistakes doesn't mean you don't make them, idiot.
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Anonymous2015-02-11 15:21
Just cause you refuse to check my dubs doesn't mean they aren't dubs, idiot.
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Anonymous2015-02-11 15:37
>>32 How could I make a mistake when I'm not distracted by all the unrelated thoughts neurotypicals like to complain about? How do you think it is possible for me to type a wrong variable name? It was stored correctly in my memory, it's supposed to appear incorrect in my code, so it would have to be corrupted somewhere in between, but how could that possibly happen? I don't have any mysterious bit-flipping crossed wires in my head.
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Anonymous2015-02-11 16:52
let's not talk about qi since it's shit and the author is a retard
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Anonymous2015-02-11 16:59
>>35 1. LISP kids hear about this new LISP and come to wikipedia to check it out. 2. LISP kids quickly see that their intelligence is clearly insufficient for Qi/Shen. 3. LISP kids leave scorching comments about Mark Tarver in the thread on /prog/ and run away.
being weirdly insecure about your intelligence and using that in an attempt to insult people naming yourself after a mathematician whose work you have zero chance of understanding
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Gromov2015-02-11 19:36
>>39 What is that text to the right of the line? Is it your diary entry? Is that your awkward way to tell us about your problems?