FSF Awards Guido van Rossum For Python
bkuhn writes: "The FSF today bestowed its fourth annual Award for the Advancement of Free Software upon Guido van Rossum . The two other finalists were L. Peter Deutsch and Andrew Tridgell." Developing Python seems like a good reason :)
*smile* I assume they only care if it's free-as-in-speech, and not if it's free-as-in-format.
-- MarkusQ
P.S. I say this as a Python fan; truth be known, that's pretty much how I've indented my code (in anything but forth/postscript) since the mid-seventies.
Unfortunately, Guido cannot trim this award to fit into the picture frame.
Because white space matters on this award.
when i first read this, it sounded too much like in the simpsons episode where homer won some bullshit award from Mr. Burns,
You've won the uh..first annual ..uh..Montgomery Burns award..uh.. for the outstanding achievement in the field of ..uhh .uhh. EXCELLENCE!
You know, Guido is the root object, and we all have
the Award attirbute, inherited from out based class.
Next year the award will go to M$ for .NET :D
Somebody wrote Perl? I thought it grew by itself, out of the stray code that had leaked inside hot mainframes from unterminated cables. Python, on the other hand, was designed...
Escher was the first MC and Giger invented the HR department.
"You want it in one line? Does it have to fit in 80 columns?" - Larry Wall
~shiny
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