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== Memes == | == Memes == | ||
* The [[APL Orchard]] chat room is frequented by expert and neophyte APLers alike. A recurring theme is that newcomers feel inferior in the presence of those with more experience. In the [[wikipedia:anime|anime]] illustration, the people listed are, from left to right, | * The [[APL Orchard]] chat room is frequented by expert and neophyte APLers alike. A recurring theme is that newcomers feel inferior in the presence of those with more experience. In the [[wikipedia:anime|anime]] illustration, the people listed are, from left to right, (Nick Nickolov (creator of [[ngn/apl]] and former employee at [[Dyalog Ltd.]]), [[dzaima]] (creator of [[dzaima/APL]] and 2020 2nd Place winner of the 2020 [[APL Problem Solving Competition]]), [[Adám Brudzewsky]] (lifelong APL programmer, founder of the APL Orchard, creator of [[Extended Dyalog APL]], and employee at [[Dyalog Ltd.]]), and Woosuk Kwak (2020 Professional Prize winner in the APL Problem Solving Competition). <ref>Raghu Ranganathan. Chat message {{m|55290368}}.[[APL Orchard]]. 19 Aug 2020.</ref> | ||
[[File:Before and after.jpg|thumb|right|"Before and After" meme.]] | [[File:Before and after.jpg|thumb|right|"Before and After" meme.]] | ||
* Using APL can "spoil" a programmer, in the sense that they get frustrated by the lack of expressiveness in other programming languages. This is expressed by an instance of the "Before and After" meme.<ref>Raghu Ranganathan. Chat message {{m|58877609}}.[[APL Orchard]]. 13 Aug 2021.</ref> | * Using APL can "spoil" a programmer, in the sense that they get frustrated by the lack of expressiveness in other programming languages. This is expressed by an instance of the "Before and After" meme.<ref>Raghu Ranganathan. Chat message {{m|58877609}}.[[APL Orchard]]. 13 Aug 2021.</ref> |