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  1. @HackerChick i just write about how confused i am ... sometimes i sort it out ... sometimes that's more interesting anyway :)
  2. @kaleidic sort of. i once got moderately good at APL. took rather a lot of time. i wonder when someone gets good enough to grok munchausen
  3. @kaleidic :) nice. i wasn't asking is J easier to understand than Java. That would be "hell yes". I wonder how long until one groks it
  4. @dhemery 18 years! wow
  5. @dhemery i think you misread that title ...
  6. @TotherAlistair lol. we just make them let us hold their watches and laptops till class is over
  7. @TotherAlistair are you doing this toward the end of the class? otherwise, what if they split? :)
  8. @TotherAlistair You are registering your students before the class is over?
  9. @flowchainsensei same as difference between owning a pencil and being a writer
  10. @wundarous you go, girl!
  11. @rwbrown The correct algorithm is "Multiply by any integer between e and pi". (c) R E Jeffries, ca 2000
  12. @jwgrenning don't worry, you soon will be qualified to be in that car ...
  13. @TotherAlistair they're doing the exam in class? huh?
  14. @martagf best to face profile head on ... uh ... never mind
  15. @pshomov i'm not suggesting a direction. i AM suggesting that whether it's switch or elif, it's ugliferous
  16. @pshomov that's so that you'll have an incentive to move beyond sequential coupling to something better ...
  17. awake, arisen, not entirely happy about it
  18. @xagile @patrickwelsh @dastels yes. backlog items are large in the product backlog and are split and refined in "backlog grooming" 4 sprint
  19. @xagile @patrickwelsh @dastels yes. for example, scrum specifically teaches this. XP story thinking included "epics" a decade ago ...
  20. Good job, Republicans. Loyalty oath is just what you need to nail down your opposition stance. For Gosh sake don't actually propose anything