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<oerjan> pastelogs <oerjan> @tell halite
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fbaeeea9dbe6 <oerjan> pastelogs <oerjan> @tell halite
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1 2013-03-31.txt:20:30:25: <oerjan> @tell Halite the point is that it's hard to make an interesting language unless you know about the variation in languages that already exists. otherwise you end up just reinventing something that already exists with a slightly different syntax.
fbaeeea9dbe6 <oerjan> pastelogs <oerjan> @tell halite
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2 2013-03-31.txt:20:30:33: <oerjan> @tell Halite also your language won't be truly interesting unless it contains a genuinely new idea - which you cannot get from books, at least not books about programming languages.
fbaeeea9dbe6 <oerjan> pastelogs <oerjan> @tell halite
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3 2013-04-02.txt:19:40:22: <oerjan> `pastelogs <oerjan> @tell halite