> Your fingers are going to be crossed for a long time.
Hm. That's going to make it very difficult to type.
> I think the Steering Committee has too many divergent interests on it for there ever to be agreement on a serious standard library.
That would be most unfortunate.
> Schemers are very DIY; for example, see [snip]
Not sure what about that story points to Schemers being particularly DIY. Sounds like the fellow needed something tiny, so rather than take a full-blown batteries-included language and strip out what he didn't need, he instead just used something small that he was familiar with.
> There's no sense in waiting, just dive in.
Yeah. Trying to make the time... thanks for the encouragement. :)
Hm. That's going to make it very difficult to type.
> I think the Steering Committee has too many divergent interests on it for there ever to be agreement on a serious standard library.
That would be most unfortunate.
> Schemers are very DIY; for example, see [snip]
Not sure what about that story points to Schemers being particularly DIY. Sounds like the fellow needed something tiny, so rather than take a full-blown batteries-included language and strip out what he didn't need, he instead just used something small that he was familiar with.
> There's no sense in waiting, just dive in.
Yeah. Trying to make the time... thanks for the encouragement. :)