A programming language that deletes parts of its own code in the name of "eternal moral vigilance."

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A programming language that deletes parts of its own code in the name of "eternal moral vigilance." · 4

cultureramp · 4449 days ago

I don't know if this actually works, or if it accomplishes anything useful, but I figured someone might find it amusing.

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StephenBuckley · 4449 days ago · link ·

Is it just me, or are a lot of our posts coming secondhand from Reddit?

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possessedcow · 4449 days ago · link ·

There tends to be a lot of crossover between r/programming, HN, #programming, and metafilter's occasional programming articles. There aren't all that many tech articles to post in a given day and people may want the insight that another website's community can provide.

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cultureramp · 4449 days ago · link ·

Full disclosure: I got this from Twitter. It might have filtered to me there via Reddit, but I didn't get it directly from Reddit.

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user-inactivated · 4448 days ago · link ·

The same guy who made this language is also making a really cool language called Magpie - there's a lot of features to it that I really like.