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"In my eyes this is not a technical shortcoming of the language (or
 compiler), but rather a psychological inadequacy of human beings."

 - Markus Mottl, OCaml hacker, replying with aplomb to a
   comp.lang.functional post suggesting that Hindley-Milner type
   inference was was sometimes hard for first year students to
   comprehend.

   [Another reason for qotd to hate all things computing -- sociopathic
   geeks. -ed.]

    Submitted by: Julian Assange
                  Jul. 22, 2000
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