1Thomas: What are you doing now? 2Pavel: You know how when you watch a cat video there is the part that plays the cat video? 3Pavel: I make that part. 4% 5Alex Gaynor: What even happens when you type 'python'? 6% 7<ashfall> firing missiles will then be possible? 8<ashfall> if so, testing that pre release should be fun. 9<tomprince> Well, targeting them. Not firing them, yet. 10<idnar> we can't fire missiles yet? what is this, Haskell 11<glyph> the important thing is just that if you're going to fire a missile in a test, make sure it's an InMemoryInterContinentalBallisticMissileDontUse. 12% 13<jonathanj> man, no wonder this branch has taken so long, this stuff is a nightmare 14% 15<Mopatop> I find that copying transcripts of irc chats is the best way to represent my thoughts about something 16<Mopatop> that's probably not a good thing 17% 18Chris: I want to switch to Pascal. 19Chris: I'm sick of all this dynamic crap. 20% 21<dash> tomprince: Ah, history. 22<tomprince> twisted is rich with it. 23<tomprince> It makes it an interesting project to work on. 24<dash> it's like archaeology 25<dash> you might dig into something fascinating and rewarding 26<dash> or an abandoned mine shaft, ready to collapse upon you 27<dash> your corpse a warning to the next adventurer 28% 29<exarkun> it might be the best thing ever but guess what 30<exarkun> if you invent the best thing ever and don't write any docs for it for 13 years, you lose 31% 32<dash> docstrings are for explaining the intent of code, comments are for apologizing for bad code 33% 34<lifeless> idnar: remember that you can sha-512 the sha-1, it will make things better :) 35<idnar> lifeless: it doesn't make things any different at all 36<lifeless> idnar: YHBT. 37<idnar> I don't think it's possible for me to distinguish a normal discussion about crypto from trolling 38% 39