2012-10-26.txt:22:45:57: <Bike> you could do like Joy and just not have variables at all :)
2012-12-14.txt:22:33:40: <Bike> «I do talk fast but for what it's worth I am not on crack or something:) In fact at age 83 I am still getting high , but just on life alone!»
2012-12-14.txt:22:52:14: <Bike> fizzie: is the fnord thing like the :) thing?
2012-12-23.txt:19:11:30: <oerjan> <Bike> like you said, they treat it very much as a sport. <-- curiously chess isn't part of the sport organizations in norway, which i understand is not the case in other places.  on the flip side magnus carlsen says he'd never have gotten as far as he has if he had had to follow norwegian children's sport rules :)
2013-01-30.txt:23:04:49: <Bike> :t (^:)
2013-01-30.txt:23:07:43: <Bike> @let (^:) fn 0 = id; (^:) fn n = fn (fn ^: (n-1))
2013-01-30.txt:23:16:17: <Bike> :t (^:)
2013-02-20.txt:18:52:35: <Bike> is the constructor of (reverse [1..]) not (:)?
2013-03-02.txt:09:06:19: <Bike> how about "can't use it as part of an attack" as a property :)
2013-03-18.txt:19:08:46: <Bike> that's how digital memory worked too :)
2013-03-23.txt:06:22:40: <Bike> later! :)
2013-04-18.txt:06:59:34: <Bike> * sw2wolf I know CL step by step by hacking STUMPWM. It seems other lisp dialects cannot provide such a real app. for you to tweak :)
2013-05-15.txt:03:52:54: <Bike> i'm aware, having being diagnosed myself years ago :)
2013-06-30.txt:02:18:37: <Bike> i don't have a lymphatic system :)
2013-07-21.txt:05:53:15: <Bike> hopefully "all of that" is equipment for helping you understand :)
2013-08-11.txt:01:36:43: <Bike> > fix (1:)
2013-09-16.txt:21:36:46: <Bike> > concat $ fix (map (('(':).(++")").concat).inits)
2013-09-16.txt:21:38:46: <Bike> > iterate ('(':).(++")")) ""
2013-10-29.txt:01:02:47: <Bike> > concat . fix (([8,0,3]:) . map (map succ . concat) . tail . inits)
2013-10-29.txt:01:03:28: <Bike> > concat . fix $ ([8,0,3]:) . map (map succ . concat) . tail . inits
2013-10-29.txt:01:04:02: <Bike> > concat . fix $ ([8,0,3]:) . map (tail . concat) . tail . inits
2013-11-10.txt:01:25:37: <Bike> none of this should be new to you, since "load a program into memory and run it" is the same thing that happens when you run a program from your desktop :)
2013-11-23.txt:00:25:47: <oerjan> `pastelogs bike> .*:)