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On 10/22/2016 07:46 PM, Frank Wimberly wrote:
> I was going to tell Gil that “cat” is sort of like “type” in the command
> prompt (no big deal) but I thought I would open one to make sure that was the
> name of the command since I haven’t
I was going to tell Gil that “cat” is sort of like “type” in the command prompt
(no big deal) but I thought I would open one to make sure that was the name of
the command since I haven’t used it for years. I realize that I don’t know how
to open the command prompt on this Windows 7 laptop.
Wi
Oh that's easyish. If cat then[sleep, purr, want outside when owner is
putting shoes, stare at owner at 5AM for food] dowhile this.owner
{not,home}: [playrock, play WOW. break cheep_vase]
else notCat.now.
Though I have feeling unix tool that I don't understand.
On Sat, Oct 22, 2016 at 12:34 PM,
What makes this nightmarish (to me) is the broken contract between you and
"cat", or larger between you and your OS. Such broken contracts are a part of
all my nightmares. And the admittedly more pleasant aspects of the nightmare
are the ways you try to restore your operational power inside t
Lee -
Good lord, Frank. Surely you are teasing me. How could your memory of a
dream not be accurate?!
I thought it was widely believed by Psychologists (as it is certainly believed
by *me*) that
one commits an error (a category error, perhaps? or an error of attribution?)
if one thinks of
"
Marcus -
Using a logic programming language (like Prolog) sometimes feels to me
like a dream state, sort of like Frank describes. I use logic
programming as a cognitive aide as well as a computational aide.
Asking, “How do the pieces fit together in a problem? What is
independent and wha
Frank writes:
> Nick,
>
> Well, sometimes when I'm thinking about a dream, I suddenly remember some
> detail that I had completely forgotten. But more often I fall back to
> sleep. In my old age, I seldom remember dreams.
in reply to Nick:
> > Good lord, Frank. Surely you are teasing me. Ho
