On Saturday, October 11, 2003 at 3:00:09 AM UTC-7, Jeff Rubard wrote:
Is "Jeff Rubard" perchance a permutation of Jeff Odd Rube?
No, there's no "O". Is that self-effacing enough, or too
self-effacing?
When you're in front of the mirror, does the blamed thing fog up?
(It doesn't for Post-Modern Generators.)
Further information on Arrow's Incompleteness Theorem (not typically a product comments upon which are generated by "postmodern" CS wankery)
is available from a number of sources, as is the essay containing it
in a volume called something or other (Social Choice And Individual
Values)
After you've visited this site, please sign Uncle Al's guest book:
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/sunshine.jpg
That's reassuringly corn-pone.
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Done.
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Not too taxing the first time.
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Can I get paid for this?
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I think I've found my calling.
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I mean, it's not challenging -
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Okay, I'm getting bored.
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At least I know a program would have been designed to include more randomness.
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Now I'm thinking about this one gal I once knew who looked like the
girl in the Noxema commercials on a wee bit of growth hormone.
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You don't have to tell me twice.
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Okay, I didn't know her that well.
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Yeah, I have lots of other options, okay?
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Now I'm getting all apocalyptic.
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Further evidence of the end times.
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Okay, maybe not. Too monotonous.
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Yes, definitely within history.
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In fact, almost ultra-montane in its dedication.
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Okay, it's defenestratin' time.
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There are many exciting alternatives to Windows. Like jimsonweed.
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I've been dazed and confused for so long, that's not true.
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Not if there's no good reason to.
2022: The article was sorta prescient. It was also sorta nuts.
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