I wouldn't follow their example. Netscape Communicator was a big pile of shit.
I think that language is mostly used by people for forming bonds with other people. That's the purpose of most conversations. It is emotionally fulfilling. But autistic people typically respond emotionally more to…
"(iv) Never use the passive where you can use the active." In the following passage Orwell is describing a particular type of bad writing. Notice however that every single sentence is passive. Notice especially the…
It has a little screen. Does she have good eyesight?
Another parallel: Willful ignorance of evolutionary theory is to conservatives as willful ignorance of economics is to liberals. (Liberals in the American sense.) Pushing it a bit further, Keynesian economics…
Do you dispute the figures?
From the executive summary at the link I provided: "And despite all the stories about the erosion of U.S. manufacturing primacy, the United States remains the world's most prolific manufacturer--producing two and a half…
Huh? Manufacturing output in the US is at record high levels. http://freetrade.org/pubs/pas/tpa-035es.html
> they were slower than using a for loop. Since then I haven't used any sort of recursion in C or C++. That's premature optimization.
I can see a "View other revisions" link at the bottom of the page. http://web.archive.org/web/20010517002121/http://www.wikiped...
That all seemed terribly important, but I'm not sure what the message was.
He really is a genius though.
> I agree with your other comments. Oh, that didn't make sense. I meant to say, "I agree with the rest of your comment".
> It's meant to be funny and it was funny Really? I don't believe that you said that with much conviction. I agree with your other comments. I thought the comic sucked. I rarely find Dilbertian cynicism to be funny.
> The article mentions the strategy pattern which, ironically, often requires inheritance to implement. Not really. It only requires interface inheritance for statically-typed languages, which is not really…
I wouldn't follow their example. Netscape Communicator was a big pile of shit.
I think that language is mostly used by people for forming bonds with other people. That's the purpose of most conversations. It is emotionally fulfilling. But autistic people typically respond emotionally more to…
"(iv) Never use the passive where you can use the active." In the following passage Orwell is describing a particular type of bad writing. Notice however that every single sentence is passive. Notice especially the…
It has a little screen. Does she have good eyesight?
Another parallel: Willful ignorance of evolutionary theory is to conservatives as willful ignorance of economics is to liberals. (Liberals in the American sense.) Pushing it a bit further, Keynesian economics…
Do you dispute the figures?
From the executive summary at the link I provided: "And despite all the stories about the erosion of U.S. manufacturing primacy, the United States remains the world's most prolific manufacturer--producing two and a half…
Huh? Manufacturing output in the US is at record high levels. http://freetrade.org/pubs/pas/tpa-035es.html
> they were slower than using a for loop. Since then I haven't used any sort of recursion in C or C++. That's premature optimization.
I can see a "View other revisions" link at the bottom of the page. http://web.archive.org/web/20010517002121/http://www.wikiped...
That all seemed terribly important, but I'm not sure what the message was.
He really is a genius though.
> I agree with your other comments. Oh, that didn't make sense. I meant to say, "I agree with the rest of your comment".
> It's meant to be funny and it was funny Really? I don't believe that you said that with much conviction. I agree with your other comments. I thought the comic sucked. I rarely find Dilbertian cynicism to be funny.
> The article mentions the strategy pattern which, ironically, often requires inheritance to implement. Not really. It only requires interface inheritance for statically-typed languages, which is not really…