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Group: comp.lang.functional · Group Profile
Author: Cor GestCor Gest Date: Sep 7, 2008 05:23
Some entity, AKA namekuseijin gmail.com>,
wrote this mindboggling stuff:
(selectively-snipped-or-not-p)
> On 6 set, 08:01, Pascal Costanza p-cos.net> wrote:>> Making music also takes effort.
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> That used to be true before the 20th century.
Wow, now I can be the Gershwin of the 20st century, without the need
to learn all these crazy blots on these stupid lines with all those
irritating #'s, b's [1] ?
The learning of the basics of the musical alphabet must have been
a monumental waste of time, just like all these irritating parenteses.
But, lisp is like making a symphony.
Not cobbling togetheter some muzak from the obligatory max of "loaned"
bars of canned stuff others composed and have a computer fill in the
blanks.
That is knowing howto play pianola: (insert coin, choose roll, push
play, move fingers & look smug)
[1] sharps and flats
Cor
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