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Jimmy Hoffa

12:48 AM

I wonder if I deleted that answer to the question to be arsed, if the mods would be forced to undelete it

user55340

1:05 AM

@JimmyHoffa I suspect they'd be rather unhappy and may do so.

user55340

Or at least, they'd anon it, and then undelete it.... since if you don't want it associated with your name... but they still have the right to publish it.

user55340

2:36 PM

@durron597 btw, thank you for the help on that PPCG answer... (I'm still raking in the rep and nearly at another rep cap there from it... hot questions whee!!!)

Stack Exchange

4:39 PM

Ars Technica » Stack Exchange: How can I make sure that I’m actually learning how to program?

posted on May 31, 2014 by Stack Exchange

The way you think might help you crack languages faster.

1 hour later…

user55340

6:09 PM

@JimmyHoffa in the Arsing race, you're at +3, I'm at +1 at this point: programmers.stackexchange.com/posts/214059/timeline

user55340

And yesterday, I was only +1, while you got +2.

user55340

The following four vote close have been kicked out of the review queue... please consider if you want to put a close vote on them: programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/241444/… programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/162112/… programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/181230/…

user55340

7:53 PM

> TARGET PROFILES
#1 - Local - Java development, Eclipse
#2 - Non-local - Java with Functional Language Background (ideally Scala)

SKILLS - CORE:
· Functional Languages i.e. Scala, FSharp, Erlang, Self, Scheme, OCaml, Haskell, Clojure, etc

user55340

So people actually do look for Haskell experience?!

user55340

8:07 PM

(and just so you know I'm not making this up... techfetch.com/JS/JS_view_job.aspx?js=2406187 )