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<shachaf> addquote <zzo38> I have no problem if you want to use these drugs and make yourself dead and whatever, but making them legal might ruin the economy.
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2011-09-01.txt:02:05:30: <edwardk> elliott: kmc talking about currywurst
2011-10-27.txt:04:12:40: <kmc> i'm amused because whenever i poke my head in here, you guys are talking about haskell
2012-01-07.txt:08:09:08: <shachaf> kmc: The other problem is that most -- or at least a lot of -- people who write permanenty linkable answers to things have no idea what they're talking about.
2012-01-07.txt:10:33:05: <shachaf> kmc: It's full of people who don't know what they're talking about talking to other people who don't know what they're talking about.
2012-01-08.txt:03:04:19: <kmc> shachaf, you saw the Linux bug I was talking about earlier?
2012-01-08.txt:08:20:54: <elliott> kmc: Business sense? You're talking about Haskellers.
2012-01-08.txt:08:40:37: <kmc> it's all self-serving, even when he's not directly talking about YC
2012-01-09.txt:09:12:34: <kmc> but of course it's tricky and buggy and double so if you're talking about supporting RHEL4 which means 2.6.9
2012-01-10.txt:03:40:53: <elliott> kmc: You sure do like talking about how bad the Haskell community is at teaching people :P
2012-01-10.txt:03:42:58: <kmc> but there are some flaws, and I don't see many other people talking about them
2012-01-13.txt:07:09:38: <kmc> i was talking about this in #haskell-blah but wli took over with his AMERIKKKA rants so now y'all get to hear about it
2012-01-13.txt:10:16:11: <elliott> 07:09:38: <kmc> i was talking about this in #haskell-blah but wli took over with his AMERIKKKA rants so now y'all get to hear about it
2012-01-13.txt:13:00:15: <elliott> kmc: The context I was talking about is the awkwardness of using functions with a large number of parameters (which a lot of people think explicitly named arguments like in Smalltalk (not overriding-defaults style like in Python or whatever) alleviates).
2012-01-14.txt:12:59:38: <kmc> i do, and I was talking about one effort to do so
2012-01-16.txt:09:08:46: * kmc wonders what the hell myndzi is talking about
2012-01-16.txt:09:08:47: * myndzi wonders what the hell kmc is talking about
2012-01-25.txt:21:02:02: <kmc> the semantics of Haskell are not that simple, and since we're talking about language extensions, they get even less simple
2012-02-26.txt:04:45:13: <kmc> i saw someone on LtU talking about pairing the arguments with the dynamic environment
2012-02-26.txt:04:46:12: <kmc> yeah, that's what i was talking about
2012-03-02.txt:00:16:47: <kmc> you're talking about :David-Wynn: Miller
2012-03-02.txt:00:17:12: <elliott> kmc: No, we did that yesterday. Now we're talking about talking about :David-Wynn: Miller.
2012-03-02.txt:00:17:37: <elliott> kmc: You're the one who started us talking about it, to be precise :P
2012-03-11.txt:02:14:01: <kmc> i told someone directly that they had no idea what they were talking about
2012-04-06.txt:04:43:39: * kmc has no idea what elliott is talking about
2012-04-07.txt:10:40:31: <kmc> itidus20, pro tip: talking about "real programmers" makes you sound like a total douchebag
2012-04-07.txt:10:46:53: <kmc> ok you just actually have no idea what you're talking about
2012-04-08.txt:22:38:34: <kmc> and then i don't need to spend every page talking about how great haskell is
2012-04-09.txt:03:53:36: <kmc> if we're talking about pointlessly hard things for showing off
2012-04-09.txt:09:18:59: <kmc> i don't see how you can use the word "surely" when you clearly have no idea what you're talking about
2012-04-09.txt:09:19:20: <shachaf> kmc: Not having any idea what you're talking about makes it very easy to use the word "surely". :-)
2012-04-14.txt:06:56:38: <qfr> kmc what are you talking about
2012-04-14.txt:21:46:42: <kmc> you're still talking about php
2012-04-28.txt:03:14:07: <kmc> i wasn't talking about esolangs
2012-05-01.txt:03:56:26: <kmc> the particular code I'm talking about is signal-aware multiplatform event-based UNIX IO code
2012-05-03.txt:08:18:22: <kmc> we were just talking about that in #mosh
2012-05-07.txt:14:49:17: <kmc> Sgeo: i'm talking about http://mosh.mit.edu/
2012-05-12.txt:19:36:09: <kmc> i think we're talking about different applications cheater_
2012-05-12.txt:19:36:19: <kmc> i'm talking about an iterface from an unprogrammed AVR to a sound card
2012-05-27.txt:18:04:21: <|evilliopttic_PA> `pastlog kmc.*in.*talking about
2012-05-27.txt:18:05:16: <|evilliopttic_PA> `pastelogs kmc.*talking about