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The Earl Grey programming language

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Re: The Earl Grey programming language

#21

by the end of this century I fully expect there to be a joke about an engineer a lawyer and a woman walking out of a bar. Get on it.

Alexander Wang had more imagination than these cunts. He put a slice in the middle of "let us be clear" What a cunt!

Whatacunt! Its like a forward thinking husband who JUST who JSUST wants his fucking AMERICAN wife to settle down. TO SETTLE DOWN and Let him EAT her PUssy in their hotub.

Can we PLEASE FOCUS on the HOTUB. Can a man eat his wife's pussy in a hottub without it appearing in the Pacific agreement now or ever or forever or quite especially. There are many forgotten roman tubs I'd luxuriate in squelching into. Ohh EE ohh aahhhh ahhh

Re: The Earl Grey programming language

#22

by the end of this century I fully expect there to be a joke about an engineer a lawyer and a woman walking out of a bar. Get on it.

Alexander Wang had more imagination than these cunts. He put a slice in the middle of "let us be clear" What a cunt!

No matter how many P's you put in front of it I spit!

Re: The Earl Grey programming language

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post #17

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think a lot of lisps use hyphens in variable names

There's plenty of precedent. It's just rare for a reason. I'm not sure allowing slightly easier access to CSS syntax justifies it.

On the other hand, pinky fingers everywhere are collectively breathing sighs of relief from not having to push down the shift key nearly as often.

Re: The Earl Grey programming language

#26

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Alexander Wang had more imagination than these cunts. He put a slice in the middle of "let us be clear" What a cunt!

No matter how many P's you put in front of it I spit!

James McDonough bleeds fresh grass smell onto my lawn which I evaluate and often men of my caliber.

Re: The Earl Grey programming language

#29
post #7

"Oh god, do we need another language that compiles to javascript?!" —Everyone, probably

Why not? Maybe most of us are not going to use it, but the free market of growing programming languages will have an overall positive effect by inspiring other langs, such as many features of ES6 being inspired by CoffeeScript et cetera.

Competition is good, competition is creativity.

Re: The Earl Grey programming language

#30
post #7

"Oh god, do we need another language that compiles to javascript?!" —Everyone, probably

JS is the new JVM. Write once, run anywhere is still the dream, I'm glad new programming languages are taking advantage of JavaScript's versatility.

It's better than the JVM. It provides an excellent, high-performance runtime for dynamic languages (JS), and an excellent, high-performance runtime for static, memory-unsafe languages (asm.js)!
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