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You put handcuffs on yourself and try to swim the English Channel or something.
— Alan Demers
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Feb. 22, 1979
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This is a very vague argument, but it's valid in practice.
— Frank Luk
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Feb. 16, 1979
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We are experimenting with constructive set theory, and so may go wrong.
— Bob Constable
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Feb. 9, 1979
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It turns out that restricting yourself to continuous functions is no great act of heroism.
— Jim Donahue
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Feb. 8, 1979
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Why am I using complete lattices? Well, it's what I was brought up on.
— Jim Donahue
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Feb. 6, 1979
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I don't have a copy of this. I've never even read it, but it gets referenced a lot.
— Jim Donahue
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Feb. 1, 1979
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You really wouldn't want to work out the successor of 25
— Jim Donahue
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Jan. 25, 1979
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Usually, of course, you stop after a finite number of steps.
— Frank Luk
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Jan. 24, 1979
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Whenever it doesn't make sense, stop me, because there's a good change it's wrong.
— John Hopcroft
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Jan. 24, 1979
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We're trying very hard to make sure that this Christmas tree isn't anti-semantic.
— Diane Duke
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Dec. 13, 1978
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There's a mistake in the notes from the last lecture - all but the following line is incorrect.
— Greg Andrews
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Dec. 8, 1978
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I can write the expression down in polynomial space and time - in fact, I'm going to write it down in about three seconds on the board here.
— Alan Demers
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Dec. 6, 1978
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