[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonathan Scott Duff) writes:
> Statements like this bother me. Not because I don't think it might be
> true, but because it's in future tense. If someone (named Damian :-)
> wrote a superposition synopsis that showed the many and varied uses of
> superpositions in contexts that ordinary programmers can relate to, it
> would bother me less when people make claims about the usefulness of
> superpositions.
I'll take one of those for perl.com!
> I mean, if superpositions are so useful, who's using them now? How many
> modules on CPAN require them? Why hasn't the word spread like
> wildfire about them such that your average sysadmin is using them in
> his code? I don't know of anyone using superpositions casually or in
> production code.
I was very tempted to use a superposition in production code, but realised
a grep of an array did the same job.
--
Oh dear. I've just realised that my fvwm config lasted longer than my
marriage, in that case.
- Anonymous
