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<oerjan> learn Umlaut is German for "hum aloud", an important feature of the German language. It is indicated by putting two dots over the vowel of the syllable.
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1 2011-01-09.txt:02:09:03: <Oklopol> elliott: I changed it to 1000 in case quicksort actually happened to need more than 10 levels of function calls.
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2 2011-01-20.txt:19:01:26: <elliott> any language but my own";) and used the CAL-1000 to develop the more robust CAL-1001, entirely in English. The CAL-1001, in turn, was used to produce the more capable CAL-1002, again in English, and so forth, all the way up to the fully functional CAL-3037, which we released as a commercial product. It's successor, the CAL-3040, is currently in testing.]]]
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3 2011-12-14.txt:19:01:18: <Gregor> `log elliott.*1000.*c.*function
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4 2011-12-14.txt:19:01:30: <HackEgo> 2011-01-20.txt:19:01:26: <elliott> any language but my own";) and used the CAL-1000 to develop the more robust CAL-1001, entirely in English. The CAL-1001, in turn, was used to produce the more capable CAL-1002, again in English, and so forth, all the way up to the fully functional CAL-3037, which we released as a commercial product. It's successor, the CAL-3040, is currently in testing.]]]
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5 2011-12-14.txt:19:01:40: <Gregor> `pastelogs elliott.*1000.*c.*function
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