19 hours ago by James A. Robertson

Andres and Vassili debate the idea of implicit receivers. I'm not sold on the idea myself, but I'm not un-sold, either - I think I'd have to see a lot more example code before I came to anything resembling a conclusion. Update: Andres responds to Vassili's post. Technorati Tags: newspeak, implicit r ...

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19 hours ago by James Robertson

Andres and Vassili debate the idea of implicit receivers. I'm not sold on the idea myself, but I'm not un-sold, either - I think I'd have to see a lot more example code before I came to anything resembling a conclusion. Update: Andres responds to Vassili's post. Technorati Tags: newspeak, implicit r ...

Smalltalk Tidbits, ... - cincomsmalltalk.com/blog/blogView · 24 references

19 hours ago by James A. Robertson

Andres and Vassili debate the idea of implicit receivers. I'm not sold on the idea myself, but I'm not un-sold, either - I think I'd have to see a lot more example code before I came to anything resembling a conclusion. Update: Andres responds to Vassili's post. Technorati Tags: newspeak, implicit r ...

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24 days ago by Citizen Hussein Mira

see Sarah Palin pictures lol caption: irishfan2191

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28 days ago by David Davis

David Davis Here’s Gerald Warner today. I also flagged up this pretentiously socialist rubbish now going on, a couple of days ago. Gerald is especially good, and far better than me, about the importance and fundamemtalness of Latin (and by implication other languages from which we have extracted loa ...

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29 days ago by The Cerebrate

(Hat tip: underdogs bite upwards) Councils ban 'elitist' and 'discriminatory' Latin phrases: They are phrases that are repeated ad nauseam and are taken as bona fide English, but councils have now overturned the status quo by banning staff from using Latin terms, which they claim are elitist and dis ...

Cerebrate's Contemplations - weblog.siliconcerebrate.com/cerebrate · 5 references

29 days ago by The Cerebrate

(Hat tip: underdogs bite upwards) Councils ban 'elitist' and 'discriminatory' Latin phrases: They are phrases that are repeated ad nauseam and are taken as bona fide English, but councils have now overturned the status quo by banning staff from using Latin terms, which they claim are elitist and dis ...

Cerebrate's Contemplations - weblog.siliconcerebrate.com/cerebrate · 2 references

29 days ago by crazybengal

“Price Signals”….greaaaaat. via LGF

Because No One Asked - becausenooneasked.wordpress.com · Rank: 116,052 · 46 references

31 days ago by grant czerepak

In working with system frameworks and database systems I have often wondered about optimizing language in various domains which led to some serendipity. The Dark Side When most people talk about “core vocabulary” the first thing that pops into their heads is visions of George Orwell’s 1984 and Newsp ...

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33 days ago by Plerttu Aivohippa

Koulujen massateurastusten ja perhemurhien myötä Suomen kieleen on syntynyt uusi eufenismi kammottavia otsikoita kaunistamaan. Maassamme ei enää tapahdu murhia vaan "tragedioita". Tänäänkin uutisoidaan kahdesta "vakavasta perhetragediasta". Kouluissamme tapahtuu vastaavasti koulutragedioita tai sitt ...

Puurolautanen - reality is ... - puuro.blogspot.com · 1 reference