.... I used to be an alcoholic, but I had to quit. Now I go around preaching to everyone else about them being drunks when they drink two beers. Wonder why I don't have any friends? I flunked out of trade school. I went to a slow-learner's high school. Everyone used to pick on me in high...

... whatsoever to believe any of the fundamentals have changed? How can you possibly say they haven't? I haven't. I'm just wondering why you are so sure something fundamental has changed without proffering and evidence or reasoning whatsoever. . . . You can infer it from productivity stats,...

Helo all, a wondering why after so many years get an award maybe there is somebody to control the winning of awards at olympics or something........... opwsefkopwefowpafkwaefkwaeofweawefwkfowfekfwe

..., Boltar <boltar2...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Why bother replying to his posts? He's... than to endlessly post on here. So why let him work you up into a ... case, what would be the point of you posting? Sometimes I wonder why I reply... Then I realise I sometimes engage in personal insults... ...his own pet names for people, I wonder. -- John Wright "What would happen if you...

...Aug, 10:46, Boltar <boltar2...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Why bother replying to his posts? He's just a deluded... his life other than to endlessly post on here. So why let him work you up into a lather? Just ignore...> In which case, what would be the point of you posting? Sometimes I wonder why I reply... Then I realise I sometimes engage in personal insults... not death threats though...

..., Vend wrote: On 31 Lug, 12:50, "Kjetil S. Matheussen" <k.s.matheus...@notam02.no> wrote: On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, namekuseijin wrote: I wonder why most functional programming languages fail so badly at what should be one of their primary main strengths: recursive functions. In...

On 31 Lug, 12:50, "Kjetil S. Matheussen" <k.s.matheus...@notam02.no> wrote: On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, namekuseijin wrote: I wonder why most functional programming languages fail so badly at what should be one of their primary main strengths: recursive functions. In the well-known benchmarking ...

namekuseijin wrote: I wonder why most functional programming languages fail so badly at what should be one of their primary main strengths: recursive functions. In .... Moreover, the designs of all of those FPLs predate VMs like the JVM and .NET which is why none of them are capable of these kinds of optimization. This is not rocket science but, ...

namekuseijin wrote: I wonder why most functional programming languages fail so badly at what should be one of their primary main strengths: recursive functions. In the well-known benchmarking game called "The computer game shootout", most such languages fail miserably in the face of blazing fast imperative code during the benchmarking of ...

namekuseijin wrote: I wonder why most functional programming languages fail so badly at what should be one of their primary main strengths: recursive functions. In the well-known benchmarking game called "The computer game shootout", most such languages fail miserably in the face of blazing fast imperative code during the benchmarking of ...