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It is a tongue-in-cheek mockery of an earlier memememe about "real programmers" which is a variation of the "no true Scotsmanno true Scotsman" fallacy and "real men don't eat quichereal men don't eat quiche" which was a very popular book.

http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?RealProgrammer

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Monty Python version, The Four YorkshiremenThe Four Yorkshiremen is a mockery of this whole thing.

"Real programmers" don't need high level languages, and The Story of MelThe Story of Mel is the exemplar of this. And it was uphill both ways!

It is a tongue-in-cheek mockery of an earlier meme about "real programmers" which is a variation of the "no true Scotsman" fallacy and "real men don't eat quiche" which was a very popular book.

http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?RealProgrammer

Original thread where Wall stated this.
Monty Python version, The Four Yorkshiremen is a mockery of this whole thing.

"Real programmers" don't need high level languages, and The Story of Mel is the exemplar of this. And it was uphill both ways!

It is a tongue-in-cheek mockery of an earlier meme about "real programmers" which is a variation of the "no true Scotsman" fallacy and "real men don't eat quiche" which was a very popular book.

http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?RealProgrammer

Original thread where Wall stated this.
Monty Python version, The Four Yorkshiremen is a mockery of this whole thing.

"Real programmers" don't need high level languages, and The Story of Mel is the exemplar of this. And it was uphill both ways!

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It is a tongue-in-cheek mockery of an earlier meme about "real programmers" which is a variation of the "no true Scotsman" fallacy and "real men don't eat quiche" which was a very popular book.

http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?RealProgrammer

Original thread where Wall stated this.
Monty Python version, The Four Yorkshiremen is a mockery of this whole thing.

"Real programmers" don't need high level languages, and The Story of Mel is the exemplar of this. And it was uphill both ways!