Saturday, December 02, 2006
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Gavino (bootiack@yahoo.com)
OK, the other half of the c.l.l problem is the trolls who somehow manage to invoke responses to their inane postings. Gavino is the latest example. I can't see that *any* of his postings deserve a reply, but yet he can successfully bait c.l.l into creating long meandering theads. Sure, these boring threads are easy to recognize and ignore, but I don't understand why anyone would bother to reply at all. If squint, I can sort of see why someone might be suckered into responding to a sophisticated troll like Jon Harrop He's the guy who is continually trying to convert everyone to O'Caml. At least he manages to keep his posts grammatically correct and coherent, even if off-topic and annoying. He pretends that there *could* be a theoretical use for Lisp, but he hasn't seen it yet. "Lisp, the Higgs boson of the programming world". Gavino, on the other hand, fails to live up to this standard.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Your wish is my command
Mr. "TheLifter" has requested that these posts be added to the roll...
...and here's a flame for "TheLifter", posting this kind of stuff over on c.l.l. is off-topic and bad form. We here at the Social-Problems-of-Lisp are trying improve the situation, not contribute to the noise. Please email further suggestions to my email address (yes, this is for real): yellow.bellied.coward@hotmail.com
...and here's a flame for "TheLifter", posting this kind of stuff over on c.l.l. is off-topic and bad form. We here at the Social-Problems-of-Lisp are trying improve the situation, not contribute to the noise. Please email further suggestions to my email address (yes, this is for real): yellow.bellied.coward@hotmail.com
Monday, October 16, 2006
Pascal Bourguignon
I guess I don't understand why a person would want to publically record their social dysfunctions when they could have written a private email instead.
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Friday, July 28, 2006
Elder Statesmen of Lisp?
Why doesn't the Lisp community have any elder statesmen active in the community? Is it because Lisp predates the 'Net by so much, and all the candidates have retired/died? McCarthy could maybe have been one. There are several people who would qualify, (Steele, Norvig, Graham, etc.) but they've seeminly moved on to greener pastures. Instead we are stuck with withered, angry old men like Kent Pitman. Sigh.
Thursday, June 08, 2006
Pascal Bourguignon, Come on Down!
Newbie asks a simple question, and Pascal gives him a trojan to erase his hard drive. Nice.
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