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[Mark Haniford]

Brian, I sympathize with your decision.  When "Java Joe' is still trying to
figure out if adding closures to the language is a good idea, it's not a
stretch to think
that Slate might be ahead of its time.   Not only that, but there's so many
resources that have to go into a programming environment these days compared
to, say, fifteen years ago.  Good luck in your endeavors.

Lee had left a somewhat cryptic post on LtU about "rethinking" some of his
ideas, so maybe he's not out of the game completely.

On 9/21/06, Brian Rice <water at tunes.org> wrote:
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> Burning Man was great; my head feels pleasantly rewired. However, I
> think I've come to realize that I'm not going to be happy writing
> tools for developers, the same developer community that keeps the
> status quo. It's irrational, but seemingly true.
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> I've already started a project to start a business. Unlike previous
> ones, this one won't have to be such a damn secret. I'll inform when
> it's ready to talk about.
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> In the meantime, I'd like to know if there is any interest in
> adopting Slate or parts of it, and what I can do to facilitate that.
> What do you think?
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