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10877806 No.10877806 [Reply] [Original]

Hmmm have you?

>> No.10877813

If everyone has read SICP and completed the exercises, how come there aren't thousands of Scheme interpreters out there?

>> No.10877819

>>10877813
Because ( Scheme ( is ( a ( terrible ( language ) ) ) ) );

>> No.10877826

lmao reading books is 4 homos...

>> No.10877835
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My /prog/ buddies are back XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

>> No.10877837
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10877837

>>10877819

>> No.10877843

I talked with a /prog/rider in real-life once, and he thought ``Knights of the Lambda Calculus'' came from Lain.

I wanted to punch him so hard.

>> No.10877867
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10877867

/jp/ and /prog/ best friends 4eva

>> No.10877872

I found SICP relatively useless.
Relevant, but nonetheless useless.

>> No.10877874

#slaythe/prog/ay

>> No.10877895

What the fuck does SICP have to do with ANYTHING?

>> No.10877898

>>10877872
It's a book on computer science, not a programming tutorial.

>> No.10877916

>>10877895
It will help you to reach Satori regardless of who you are. Thus it is related to everything.

>> No.10877926

Earlier today, someone linked to a video complaining about how people parrot memes without being versed in the context of the meme.

I think I'm starting to understand what he meant.

>> No.10877933

>>10877926
How did it take you this long to understand you stupid faggot, most of us figured this shit out back in 05-06 when everything went to shit.

>> No.10877941

>>10877933
>you stupid faggot

I bet you don't even know where "faggot" came from. You're probably one of those meme secondaries who think Something Awful invented it.

>> No.10877943

>>10877941
I am calling you a literal faggot, kill yourself.

>> No.10877956

I am OP. Of course I know the context.

>> No.10877988

"SICP"?

Is that another strange tabletop RPG guidebook or something?

>> No.10878061

>>10877813
Because no one has read it.

>> No.10878070

>>10878061
Speak for yourself, fuckface.

>> No.10878110
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10878110

>>10877806
>>10877988
Lel.

>> No.10878129
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>> No.10878139

As if, nerd.

>> No.10878156
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>>10878110

>> No.10878172

The most powerful programming language is Lisp. If you don't know Lisp (or its variant, Scheme), you don't know what it means for a programming language to be powerful and elegant. Once you learn Lisp, you will understand what is lacking in most other languages.

When you start a Lisp system, it enters a read-eval-print loop. Most other languages have nothing comparable to read, nothing comparable to eval, and nothing comparable to print. What gaping deficiencies!

Lisp is no harder to understand than other languages. So if you have never learned to program, and you want to start, start with Lisp. If you learn to edit with Emacs, you can learn Lisp by writing editing commands for Emacs. You can use the Introduction to Programming in Emacs Lisp to learn with: it is free as in freedom, and you can order printed copies from the FSF.

To study Scheme, and a deep understanding of program structures using Scheme as a vehicle, I recommend Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, by Abelson and Sussman. This too is now free as in freedom.

>> No.10878180

Does this thread prove all of /jp/ are western teenage basement dwelling coders who fantasise about the Japanese?

> My fucking sides.

>> No.10878197

>>10878180
I've never fantasized about the Japanese.

>> No.10878209

>>10878172
C is faster.

>> No.10878210
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>>10878180
Yes, that's why Ruby is our favorite programming language!

>> No.10878224
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10878224

do you get it guyz? "basic" and "naruto"

LLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLL XDDSSSSSDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD<wbr>

>> No.10878228

>>10878210
Wow, that pic is pretty kawaii (cute). I would use it as a wallpaper (since my second favorite language is ruby), but her ears are really weird.

>> No.10878238

>>10878209
Faster in what way?

>> No.10878253

>>10878238
Performance.

>> No.10878261

Problems in SICP are real problems. There's a difference between real problems and real enterprise problems. These are examples of real enterprise

problems:

1. Boss doesn't understand shit, explain why he has to turn on computer before use
2. Boss says he wants the application to optimize business profits; make up a reason why it would
3. Boss needs a new version with more features; proceed to bloat
4. Marketing dept needs 3-letter acronyms for cheap press and "white papers", come up with some
5. To ensure people keeps studying and getting certified, and the product looks to have a lot of new features, rename existing features
6. Boss said it would be ready in x days, but boss doesn't write code, you do, and it takes x * 2 days, work overnight to avoid making boss look

stupid or company losing money

>> No.10878268
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>>10878228
Here you go, guy!

>> No.10878284

>>10878268
Whoa! Thank you for your hard work!
It's like they were never there in the first place!

>> No.10878331

>>10878268
ENTERPRISE QUALITY CHECK: PASSED

>> No.10878344
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10878344

This makes me fucking LOL XDD

>> No.10878357

>>10878261
and do it in Java serverlets

and use cloud computing for something, dammit, we need to keep up with the latest trends

>> No.10878409

I watched SICP.

>> No.10878504

>>10878409
Cudder's ``company'' actually tried to ``fansub'' those videos. They did one lecture in about three months, then some YouTubers subtitled the whole series in a matter of weeks.

>> No.10878509

>>10878504
What is cudder?

>> No.10878514

>>10877813
Better question:

Why is Scheme now Dr. Racket I don't get it

>> No.10878519

>>10878509
A /prog/ celebrity, I think.

>> No.10878525

>>10878509
You mean CDR.

>> No.10878529

>>10878525
As an enterprise quality clojure programmer, I prefer rest.

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