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But then he would run the risk of confusing future programmers "Now, which comes first..."
What matters more is which ships first.
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#44I tried debugging it, thankfully the javascript code isn't minified. I still failed.
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#47(Original link to 1996 comic on the PLIF archive is broken, regrettably)
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I was also dismayed to find out that rather than being a mainstream post about my favorite little scheme... I'm greeted by an esoteric language of the same name.
It looks fantastic, just the kind of thing I'm looking for - I know Racket rather than Scheme, though, how different are the two languages?
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#49For production, the fully-minified "hen" is naturally preferred.
EDIT: There is a lua implementation available also: 'pollo.
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I have to ask: What does this Acme stand for?
It doesn't stand for anything - it's the company that Wile E. Coyote orders wacky equipment from in the cartoons in order to defeat the Road Runner. It's the namespace in CPAN for joke modules.