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<Jafet> (echo "#!/usr/bin/python"; echo "import random; w=raw_input().split(\' \'); r=[4,7,8,9,2,13,6]; s=random.randrange(0, len(r)); print \' \'.join(chr(3) + str(r[(i+s)%len(r)]) + w[i] for i in range(len(w)))") > bin/rainwords
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2010-08-21.txt:00:24:22: <botte> coq's syntax is better than agda for people who actually use it. interactive development is possible with Proof General; much nicer than Agda's mode. Proving things in Agda is almost impossible; it is not developed for that at all, while Coq is built around it. ProofGeneral makes it even nicer.
2010-08-21.txt:17:24:29: <alise> use proofgeneral with electric mode and three window mode
2010-08-21.txt:17:25:05: <alise> with proofgeneral electric three-window you have one window for your file
2010-08-21.txt:17:26:54: <Phantom_Hoover> alise, I haven't tried Proofgeneral yet, though.
2010-08-22.txt:21:59:25: <Vonlebio> OK, why has Proofgeneral's indentation behaviour changed all of a sudden?
2010-11-28.txt:17:45:30: * Phantom_Hoover decides to reduce his confusion with ProofGeneral steppery.
2011-04-07.txt:20:07:30: <elliott> proofgeneral's interface to the toplevel.
2011-04-07.txt:20:08:19: <elliott> augur: turn on three window mode and electric terminator in proofgeneral