— Steve Yegge, Stevey's Blog Rants: Portrait of a N00b ¶“Haskell, OCaml and their ilk are part of a 45-year-old static-typing movement within academia to try to force people to model everything. Programmers hate that. These languages will never, ever enjoy any substantial commercial success, for the exact same reason the Semantic Web is a failure. You can’t force people to provide metadata for everything they do. They’ll hate you.”
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— George Patton, George Patton quotes posted at 37Signals ¶“A good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week.”