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Thursday, August 28th, 2008
Post 39705
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- <bai> I've done physics in javascript before
  <rude> I've done physics in your mom before
  <bai> my mom is an abacus
  <rude> she's someone you can really "count on"
  <rude> for a good "rim job"
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - quotation
  - Posted by vito
  - at half past six in the evening.
Wednesday, August 13th, 2008
Post 39483
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- <railed> I want it to be dick shaped
  <railed> and to spurt out other dick-parts
  <luser> you are just dick-focused
  <railed> apparently
  <luser> i feel like we're in jerkcity when you're talking
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - jerkcity
    - penis
    - quotation
  - Posted by vito
  - at quarter past eight in the evening.
Friday, July 4th, 2008
Post 38924
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- <zaskoda> Happy independence day. Ask around and see who knows what year we're celebrating.
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - america
    - education
    - quotation
    - sad
  - Posted by vito
  - at quarter of eight in the evening.
Monday, June 9th, 2008
Post 38544
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- <luser__> $199 8gb
  <luser__> wtf
  <vito> wat
  * luser__ poos his pants
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - iphone
    - quality
    - quotation
    - wwdc
  - Posted by vito
  - at quarter of two in the afternoon.
Friday, March 7th, 2008
Post 37255
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- <r13> can you ask cheeseplus if he has my phone in his car?
  <vito> he does
  <vito> I told him to call you and ask you what you want him to do with it
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - quotation
  - Posted by vito
  - at about six in the evening.
Monday, March 3rd, 2008
Post 37144
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- <vito> how was the comics convention?
  <xtiangirl> AWESOME!
  <xtiangirl> I met Diana X Springle
  <vito> I don't know who that is, but that's great
  <xtiangirl> I know but I am so happy
  <xtiangirl> she writes My Muse, http://www.webcomicsnation.com/gc/muse/series.php for one
  <xtiangirl> but she said she spends most of her time now drawing anthropomorphic porn and makes a tidy sum
  <vito> I'll take the url to that too
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - anthropomorphic
    - comics
    - furry
    - porn
    - quotation
    - xtiangirl
  - Posted by vito
  - at quarter of one in the afternoon.
Thursday, February 28th, 2008
Post 37094
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- <railed> vito: so was your friend cute?
  <vito> she thought you were cute and that's all that matters
  <railed> yes
  <railed> just like sarah
  <railed> they compliment me and then proceed to disappear from my existence
  <railed> THANKS BITCHES
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - fresh_squeezed_bitterness
    - quotation
    - women
  - Posted by vito
  - at quarter of three in the afternoon.
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
Post 36508
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- <rude> Ryan: cool dream. In the dream I had last night, a Verizon guy stuck his head through my window and told me to stop downloading movies.
  <RevFry> Wow.. that's an aggressive anti-piracy campaign
  <rude> I think he was more concerned about my bandwidth usage
  <rude> so maybe it was an anti-net neutrality campaign
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - quotation
  - Posted by vito
  - at about five in the evening.
Saturday, December 29th, 2007
Post 35704
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- <qumbler> Found: http://interconnected.org/home/2007/12/28/wrapping_up_2007
  <vito> scroll down to #4 in that
  <vito> that's the refactoring one
  <bai> "A codebase should be its own source repository: seeing what the code was like a year ago shouldn't be a check-out from source control, but archeology."
  <bai> that's preposterous
  <luser> wha
  <luser> stupid
  <bai> haha the rest of the explanation says "my brain can't understand elegant solutions so it's better to mash together a series of hacks"
  <vito> I think it's a fascinating idea. That's how you get serendipity and side-effects and emergent behavior.
  <bai> this guy is not an architect-type coder, he's a grunt-work, fill-in-the-blanks coder
  <bai> hahah emergent behavior is not a good thing in software development
  <bai> it's generally called "bugs"
  <vito> I think the problem is that *you* are a grunt work coder, and he's gone all astronaut architect and you just can't comprehend his vision.
  <bai> no, there's a reason he referred to it as archaeology, and that's because he's digging himself a big hole
  <bai> "Refactoring code means we say there are certain behaviours that are important, which are those to be kept, and other there aren't. I say, who are we to say what's important."
  <bai> we are the programmers who define what the system we're working on should and shouldn't do, it's exactly our jobs to say what is and isn't important
  <luser> yeah
  <luser> it's not like this is just some magical stuff that we've discovered
  <luser> it's fucking code
  <luser> it was written by other programmers
  <luser> it's either right or wrong
  <bai> hey, don't fix that bug, it might turn out to do something awesome 3 years from now!
  <bai> bug fixing = abortion
  <luser> well too bad you didn't use a vcs and save the old version
  <luser> that's just archaeology
  <bai> nothing beats digging around in some code and coming up with a piece of code that makes you go "what the FUCK does THIS do?"
  <vito> I think the idea is that it'd be better to treat existing code as a black box, working solely on inputs and outputs
  <luser> it's absurd
  <luser> it doesn't work that way
  <drlanning> There have always been ghosts in the machine. Random segments of code, that have grouped together to form unexpected protocols. Unanticipated, these free radicals engender questions of free will, creativity, and even the nature of what we might call the soul.
  <drlanning> Why is it that when some robots are left in darkness, they will seek out the light? Why is it that when robots are stored in an empty space, they will group together, rather than stand alone?
  <drlanning> How do we explain this behavior? Random segments of code? Or is it something more? When does a perceptual schematic become consciousness? When does a difference engine become the search for truth?
  <drlanning> When does a personality simulation become the bitter mote... of a soul?
- Post properties:
  - - irc_quote
    - architecture
    - black_box
    - development
    - i_robot
    - matt_webb
    - programming
    - refactoring
    - software
  - Posted by vito
  - at quarter past nine at night.
Thursday, December 13th, 2007
Post 35350
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- Tuxedo Rentals - Rent Formal Wear - Style 17: Marc Ecko Black 6-button Duster - Al's For
- Post properties:
  - HTML page
  - http://www.alsformalwear.com/shopexd.asp?id=17
  - - irc_quote
    - awesome
    - tuxedo
  - Posted by vito
  - at about two in the afternoon.
- “<vito> that is not what I'm wearing to the company holiday party, but it was totally awesome in the store
  <luser> you're not wearing it cause it'd drag on the ground
  <luser> also it's fucking marc ecko
  <luser> HAY GUISE OUR PROM IS IN THE MATRIX LOL”