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Li6 Feb '13
No matter how hard you run, Lisp will find you.
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Kaze6 Feb '13
IT'S A TRAP!
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donutmon6 Feb '13
Shoelace is sad! :(
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emma6 Feb '13
It's 2:49 AM over here, and this totally woke me up more than caffeine ever did! Love you, Li!
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That Other Guy6 Feb '13
What da hell? Her cereal turned into a hammer, a staple, and a...pencil sharpener? >_>
Li, you make the goofiest comics. Love it. -
Derek Stone6 Feb '13
I was stuck feeling a freelance writing project that was working on was too cute, too cheesy, too silly. But then I just read your comic and it brought such a smile to my face that I realize the world needs more fun and cute stories.
Thanks Li! Your comic always brightens my day...even if it means Shoelace has to be sad for it to happen. -
Moo6 Feb '13
I hated writing in Lisp for my CS course freshman year, but when we had moved on from it I missed it's elegance.
Also I HAD to count all of those parentheses. You win this time... -
Dian6 Feb '13
Nonono, the hammer was to break the lock on the diary! ..I don't know where the cereal went.
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Matt7 Feb '13
How do you annoy a LISP programmer?
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Steph7 Feb '13
Gah... I find myself compulsively looking for unbalanced parens (which is probably why I program in python now.
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Steph7 Feb '13
:P
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phryk7 Feb '13
(YELL Matt "Stop doing that!!")
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Interrobang7 Feb '13
@That Other Guy: Those are tools used to break the lock on the diary, I believe.
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Susan7 Feb '13
Jordan is a genius!! sad that you two were thwarted in your scheme tho!
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Sayorain7 Feb '13
Li, why is there a hammer next to you when eating cereal?
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Addison7 Feb '13
It is a hammer she used to break the lock on the diary.
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Lisa7 Feb '13
Love how Jordan's decoy-diary is decorated with hearts and Shoelace. I couldn't think of a more manlier decoy.
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Xaromir7 Feb '13
Your meal turned into a hammer, a sharpener and a staple. O.o (Don't eat it)
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sarah penguin7 Feb '13
Yay programmer jokes! :) What fun! You should do one bouts Shoelace writing a kitty hello world in Purr++ :)
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Lisa7 Feb '13
Oooo he is sneaks.
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Kimberly7 Feb '13
It's not a sharpener and staple. Those are pieces of the lock - look at panel one and then panel two.
And I love this comic ^o^ -
Danver BBraganza7 Feb '13
Loved the comic! I swear I had almost the same exact diary when I was a kid: it had a heart-shaped lock and everything.
However: void-function decoy-diary :( -
Tyler8 Feb '13
Whenever I see that many parenthesis, i think of Lisp and Scheme.
and then i regret ever programming in scheme. -
Zemyla8 Feb '13
Jordan's such a killjoy. He always ruins DEFUN.
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ConsciousCode8 Feb '13
(setq adorable T)
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suBDavis9 Feb '13
I have never commented before, but I wanted to say how much I love this comic. I have been following for about 10 months.
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huangho10 Feb '13
You're worrying about unbalanced parentheses? I'm worrying if 'decoy-diary' returns a function that when called returns a function that when called returns a function that when called ...
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The One True Josh11 Feb '13
Dammit! Now you have to figure out where he set up the continuation.
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huangho11 Feb '13
@The One True Josh: If the pun was intended, that was just genius. :P
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The One True Josh13 Feb '13
All the Schemers gotta stick together...
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M6 Mar '13
LISP strikes again!
If I had a diary, I would include pages like that just to throw people off...
- unbalanced paren in the comments) just can't help it :) -
Jeremy26 Sep '13
He's a geek: his real diary probably looks like this:
+++++++[>+++++++++++++.>+++++++++++<>.<>>++++++++<<>>.<<+++++.>+.+++++++.<>--<>---.----.<>+++<>.>.<+.--..<>--<>.--------.>>>++++[-]<.<.<<>+++++<>-.<>----<>.---.>.<+++++++.---.<>+++++<>.---.>.<+++++++.-----.<>-----<>+.<>+++++<>+.<>-----<>.<>+++++<>-.>.<++++++.<>-----<>.++++++.>>>>[-]++[<>-]<<-.<<<>>-----------<<>>. -
Bexandre19 Nov '15
Lisp programmers will know... I laughed so hard!
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Arlo James Barnes4 Sep '19
The hammer reminds me of the double-clawed hammer someone created to represent PHP...
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