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<coppro> addquote <Bike> so, i\'m readng chaitin\'s book on the diophantine thing, and he uses lisp with single-character variable names, in APL\'s character set. is there a reliable test to see if i\'m actually in some caricatured hell?
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896 <elliott> Phantom_Hoover: I like how the Victorians hadn't quite figured out you were meant to name books something shorter than their contents. 896 <elliott> Phantom_Hoover: I like how the Victorians hadn't quite figured out you were meant to name books something shorter than their contents.
897 <GreyKnight> Taneb: The other day on the channel I came up with BRAINLISPCODE, a LOLCODE-style LISP with an embedded bf derivative. I thought you should know. :-I 897 <GreyKnight> Taneb: The other day on the channel I came up with BRAINLISPCODE, a LOLCODE-style LISP with an embedded bf derivative. I thought you should know. :-I
898 <kmc> i can only hope that the 55 year old nuclear reactor 2 blocks away from my house is too old to have SCADA 898 <kmc> i can only hope that the 55 year old nuclear reactor 2 blocks away from my house is too old to have SCADA
899 <kmc> what is the linux equivalent of the magical purple light which makes things glow if they have been involved in a crime <elliott> kmc: nmap?? 899 <kmc> what is the linux equivalent of the magical purple light which makes things glow if they have been involved in a crime <elliott> kmc: nmap??
900 <GreyKnight> This might be the lack of sleep talking, but coproduct injections are pretty funny 900 <GreyKnight> This might be the lack of sleep talking, but coproduct injections are pretty funny
901 <Bike> so, i'm readng chaitin's book on the diophantine thing, and he uses lisp with single-character variable names, in APL's character set. is there a reliable test to see if i'm actually in some caricatured hell?