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| date | Wed, 04 May 2016 21:35:48 +0000 |
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2011-08-09.txt:19:30:25: <cheater_> NihilistDandy, i like to differentiate between "declarative" and "constructive" 2011-09-21.txt:02:08:06: <cheater> that idea "of yours" is mine evincar. i called it "descriptive" or "declarative" languages and told you about it. and in fact you didn't get it at first. 2011-09-21.txt:02:11:13: <cheater> search for "descriptive" or "declarative" 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:06: <HackEgo> 2011-09-21.txt:02:11:13: <cheater> search for "descriptive" or "declarative" 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:32: <oerjan> `log <cheater>.*?declarative 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:35: <HackEgo> 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:32: <oerjan> `log <cheater>.*?declarative 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:38: <oerjan> `log <cheater>.*?declarative 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:42: <HackEgo> 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:32: <oerjan> `log <cheater>.*?declarative 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:49: <oerjan> `log <cheater_>.*?declarative 2011-09-21.txt:02:13:51: <HackEgo> 2011-08-09.txt:19:30:25: <cheater_> NihilistDandy, i like to differentiate between "declarative" and "constructive" 2011-09-21.txt:02:14:00: <monqy> `pastelogs <cheater.*declarative