On Tuesday 24 January 2017 15:41, Chris Angelico wrote:
> Remember: If you have only one clock, it might be right and it might
> be wrong, but it's consistent. If you have two clocks and they
> disagree, you have no clue what the time is.
During the golden age of sail, there was a saying, never go to sea with two
chronometers. Take one, or three, but never two.
Obviously the lesson here is that programming languages should have *three*
ways of setting out the structure:
if condition:
{
BEGIN
code goes here
}
END
> [1] Wonder how many of today's generation of programmers have actually
> heard a record skip...
Haven't you heard? Vinyl is making a comeback. Seriously.
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Steven
"Ever since I learned about confirmation bias, I've been seeing
it everywhere." - Jon Ronson
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