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Thursday April 28, 2005
08:02 PM
chromatic interviews me
chromatic interviews me.
You'll have to read the interview to see when Perl 6 comes out, why computers aren't as fast as they could, and why the sky is blue.
Well, not really. We just talk about The Perl Review. The sky is blue because light refracts in the atmosphere. The other two I can't answer.
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Blue Skies (Score:2)
Re:Blue Skies (Score:2)
Re:Blue Skies (Score:2)
Re:Blue Skies (Score:1)
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You are what you think.
Re:Blue Skies (Score:1)
Actually the sky is blue due to Rayleigh scattering. There's a good, simple explanation here:
http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/sky_blue.html [sciencemadesimple.com]
As for when Perl 6 will come out, the answer is simple - Real Soon Now (TM) :-)
Finally, what does if mean that "computers aren't as fast as they could (be)"?
Well, obviously, a computer cannot transmit data faster than the speed of light. So computers are constrained due to the lower-than-C speed of electrical data transmittion, as well as due to the use of synchrono
printing in europe (Score:1)
Re:printing in europe (Score:2)
It's also a big problem with customs.