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also, i had nothing to give in return until recently when i got shazam's role

exorcist. the exorcist exorcising people prevents both sides from spreading information i want them dead for another reason also

antismite ljfa just a note. i'm innocent, but any and all players try to kill shazam. let me just say both sides would want him dead

Okay, I really have no defense. I'm not a wolf, but I can't defend myself due to the circumstances

if we kill the madman there will be an extra death...that's dangerous I'm going to reserve voting for leth

Well, by entirely unreliable I mean we don't have quite enough info yet. At least based on the amount of communication that goes on the first day

Yes, it does rely on how reliable the info we've collected is. Which at this point in the game is entirely unreliable Effectively giving us a nobody

Well they're the same odds. If we pick a random person we have a 1/players chance of lynching a wolf. If we let RNJS decide we have a 1/players chance

Nope... Antismite eru?

antismite trajing I really need a tally :P

oh sorry I didn't realize antismite j

antismite pyure Well no nobody...hmmm

I see the pokemon mystery dungeon references :3

I know that, but Ruby on Rails programmers are, I said something in the wrong manner

Oh and by the way, Ruby on Rails programmers are up and coming professionally On top of that Ruby is really cool on a purely elegance standpoint. Anyway, commenting on what you said on entering the job market. I'm younger (14) and thus am trying to learn as many languages and paradigms as...

Pretty much my exact thoughts :P But yeah, MC needs a total refactor. Maybe beyond that, mc could need a rewrite

I say 1.7 is the best bet if we're going to stay on a version. I also think that instead of sitting there passively Forge should be completely refactoring MC code

Also, I can understand not liking pure FP. Using immutability all the time can be a hassle. But what about unpure FP. Of the type that Ruby usually adheres to where you try to not mutate variables, but if you do that's fine and where you use constructs like map and other HOFs commonly.

It isn't the only thing that can do threading. It is the only thing that can do massive threading in a whole system without massive headache

I wasn't saying that you were, it's just a common fallacy I see in people who dislike the paradigm. So...don't learn something because it doesn't agree with you at first glance? If we all did that all the time I don't think any of us would have learned how to program. I don't care if you like...