SugHimsi as SUGIHARA Hiroshi wrote:
Spinning off of Giuseppe Bilotta's idea... How about 'ORE' "Organized Ruby Archive"Possible name for RAA.succ, …
: I think the real question is whether or not
: “Comprehensive Ruby Archive Network” is a
: good name for raa.succ.How about ‘TIARA’?
“The Internet Archive for Ruby Application”.
William Djaja Tjokroaminata wrote:
OK, OK, I agree with you. One problem with ASCII-based text like this is
I don’t know how to create that equal sign which is “wiggling” (which
denotes “approximately” in mathematics notation), nor even how to create
the “subset” notation (which is the “U” character rotated by -90
degrees). The use of ‘~’ probably will make everyone to think about the
bitwise negation.
TeX usage: SunOS 2.7 \in Solaris 7
–
Giuseppe “Oblomov” Bilotta
“Da grande lotterò per la pace”
“A me me la compra il mio babbo”
(Altan)
(“When I grow up, I will fight for peace”
“I’ll have my daddy buy it for me”)
Possible name for RAA.succ, …
: I think the real question is whether or not
: “Comprehensive Ruby Archive Network” is a
: good name for raa.succ.How about ‘TIARA’?
“The Internet Archive for Ruby Application”.
Or simply, rubynet.
Help wanted. I will bend over backwards to provide
access/bandwidth/software to those who want/need it. If you’re
interested, there’s a mailing list:
that can be subscribed to at:
http://lists.rubynet.org/lists/listinfo/rubynet-devel
-sc
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002 06:08 JST, dblack wrote:
–
Sean Chittenden
Well, that part in the original post was intended to be a
“one-liner”. Probably I should have used “<–>” so that everyone can
interpret it in any way he/she likes… 
Regards,
Bill
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Gavin Sinclair gsinclair@soyabean.com.au wrote:
On the contrary, I think nearly everybody would think “approximately” when they
see “~” next to a number. It wouldn’t even occur to me to think of it as some
crummy bitwise operation. I’m a person, not a C compiler!
Regarding set operations, sometimes you have to make do with words…
Gavin
CRANberry – “Comprehensive Ruby Archive Network”.
(:
-austin
– Austin Ziegler, austin@halostatue.ca on 2002.10.13 at 23.31.21
Sam Reynolds wrote:
Spinning off of Giuseppe Bilotta’s idea… How about
‘ORE’
“Organized Ruby Archive”
I’m nitpicking, but Archive begins with an A. Should it be “Organized
Ruby Extensions” to fit the abbreviation better? But that sounds less
covering, since I wouldn’t assume applications to be there, mostly C
extenstions.
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OK, OK, and what is the percentage of people who understand TeX notation
in comp.lang.ruby and -talk? (Not the absolute value, but the
percentage… If the majority accept TeX notation, we can do that
too…)
Bill
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Giuseppe Bilotta bilotta78@hotpop.com wrote:
TeX usage: SunOS 2.7 \in Solaris 7
Kent Dahl wrote:
Sam Reynolds wrote:
Spinning off of Giuseppe Bilotta’s idea… How about
‘ORE’
“Organized Ruby Archive”I’m nitpicking, but Archive begins with an A. Should it be “Organized
Ruby Extensions” to fit the abbreviation better? But that sounds less
covering, since I wouldn’t assume applications to be there, mostly C
extenstions.
I figured, why be conventional with the acronym? Well, that and
I decided that “Organized Ruby Ectoplasm” probably wouldn’t go
over well 
–
Sam Reynolds
cloud@chool.com
I figured, why be conventional with the acronym? Well, that and
I decided that “Organized Ruby Ectoplasm” probably wouldn’t go
over well
Hmmm, how about SORE
Spenglers Organized Ruby Ectoplasm
Rob
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Sam Reynolds wrote:
Kent Dahl wrote:
Sam Reynolds wrote:
Spinning off of Giuseppe Bilotta’s idea… How about
‘ORE’
“Organized Ruby Archive”I’m nitpicking, but Archive begins with an A. Should it be “Organized
Ruby Extensions” to fit the abbreviation better? But that sounds less
covering, since I wouldn’t assume applications to be there, mostly C
extenstions.I figured, why be conventional with the acronym? Well, that and
I decided that “Organized Ruby Ectoplasm” probably wouldn’t go
over well
ORCC: Organized Ruby Code Collection
I like the TIARA idea, though.
–
Giuseppe “Oblomov” Bilotta
“Da grande lotterò per la pace”
“A me me la compra il mio babbo”
(Altan)
(“When I grow up, I will fight for peace”
“I’ll have my daddy buy it for me”)
Hmmm, how about SORE
Spenglers Organized Ruby Ectoplasm
SPORE
Spenglers Poorly Organized Ruby Ectoplasm
Ok, well that was fun…
-Michael