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Sweeney shifts from ham to ham

Stirring the water in his bath.

The masters of the subtle schools

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It is my first time hearing the term MOP. I got a feel that Hintjens is the guy who brings future come

Yup. The first person that came to mind for me was Terry Cavanagh. Also a one-man phenomenon.

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Been meddling with the primary forces of nature again, Mr. Beale?

(author of the modern port here)

> Arthur Whitney is a mad genius

atw is atw :) our old man is awesome. a bit grumpy at times, but then who isn’t :)


> He had a brilliant Yorkshire accent

There's a talk of his on YouTube for anyone curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8BNIohtyMQ (it's unrelated to Ramsey theory but also very interesting).


Peter Watts does this too.

You forgot Stirner.

I mean, Sir Terry was British after all. cf https://wiki.lspace.org/Jonathan_Teatime

You clearly need to read Stephen Fry's autobiograph (Moab Is My Washpot) :)

His entire 60 year career is a suggestion of how to do things differently. ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Kay


Oh, thank you! I actually think I’m going with Crockford on this one, and that’s what I meant to post.

Perhaps Mr. Shipley?

Try Peter Russell. A much more modern and sage man in my opinion.

Inspired by Richard Hamming

Jonathan Corum has had a fun career to watch; he's (I think?) a student of Tufte's. I discovered him with brunch.org; also, check out his style.org.

Stephen Jepson comes to mind. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh0PlR27qJ0

what? john conway? what words?

Richard Bellman, I think, is famous for pointing this out frequently.
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