It seems to me that the new generation has plenty of socially awkward programmers and a good number of confident people programming.
I rather feel we're running low on young programmers. We have proprietary and closed, ``granny-safe'' platforms left and right, they encourage usage and thinking of it as a magical box, not development and thinking of it as a user-programmable machine.
Want to spawn a generation of programmers? Teach unix in school, instead of how to click your way through MS-Word.
Yes, I do. Nowhere I said, nor implied anything else, so I take this as a textbook attempt to establish a straw-man. Oh wait, no, it's simply a bold and false claim about something you can not possibly know about, making me even more certain you're a complete idiot. Not that further evidence was actually necessary... Protip: Most sections of the parts of the Autobahn I typically drive on does not even have a speed limit, so it would be pretty difficult to me to break it.
Now as for the only thing worth responding to:
Two miles an hour difference shouldn't bother you.
Completely wrong. Relative distances between cars are pretty small, even when not tailgating. Hence, even two (ignoring you were originally talking about three) mph do matter.
It causes people/at/ the speed limit to unnecessarily overtake, temporarily reducing the road capacity by one lane.
This is my last attempt to explain this to you, as you are obviously unable to do some basic thinking on your own.
As for why...:
Troll [...] You're speeding. [...] Thanks for trolling. [...] You're not doing the speed limit.[...] Two miles an hour difference shouldn't bother you. [...] what a douche you are [...] Two miles an hour difference wouldn't bother you [...] Asshole [...] stupid asshole.
Are you still surprised I was assuming you forgot your meds today?
Nice mix of insults, lies, logical fallacies and ad hominem, anyway.
Whoa, forgot your meds today. You don't sound very stress-free.
You're breaking the law, not me.
How am I breaking the law?
You and your impatience and wanting to make the highway look like the Indy 500 are the crappy driver. It isn't a fucking road race and I refure to join your herd.
Thanks demonstrating how little attention you're actually paying. Try reading the post you're replying to again.
Yes, you're an asshole for driving like that and calling me out for obeying the law. And you're too fucking stupid to realize that.
So I'm an asshole for driving at the speed limit. I see. And I call you out for ``obeying the law'', hm? No, I call you out for slowing everyone down by doing less than the given speed limt allows.
I'm not driving in the left lane, just go around me, asshole.
This is exactly why you're causing trouble and slow down everybody around you. Seriously, after even spelling it out yourself, don't you see how you are a fucking obstacle on your lane even to those who drive at the speed limit?
I can only repeat, I am truly looking forward to the day crappy [and stupid] drivers like you get replaced by machines.
I usually do 3mph under the limit. [...] everyone else on the road is fighting each other
You're slowing down everyone else, and are part of the reason why 'everyone else' around you is fighting. It's stress-free for you, but you're causing additional stress to others.
I am looking forward to the moment crappy drivers like you get replaced by machines.
In fact, in a world of self driving cars, I don't see why we would need a speed limit. The car can be trusted to drive within its own limits..
Yeah, it basically becomes a question of road capacity.
However, going too fast will still be bad both from a pedestrian-safety and energy investment point of view
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It is easy to read, has reasonably good performance, and reasonable security.
The bad news is, we likely won't even reach those places, due to the vast distance. If we do, we maybe found a way to take 'shortcuts', but then, orders can be sent through those shortcuts, too.
Who, at this point, would be interested in building a new network stack for BSD?
Nobody. Because it is excellent already. Ask ISPs.
Your argument for change for change's sake is invalid.
Also it's an obvious fallacy to restrict yourself to looking at www only.
Either you're stupid/ignorant, or you really are a troll. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
For example, store all this unit's energy in the mother of all capacitors, and discharge that by shorting it, and you'll get a mind-boggling number of watts.
Yeah, 0W really is a "mind-boggling number". Maybe not as high as you expected, though.
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That thing was essentially in replay-mode.
That's probably the most obvious thing about self-driving cars...
*gasp* 5 seconds? Seriously, what 'did you eat earlier' when /that/ happens?!
I think so -- here you go.
[Post on slashdot instead]
no catalytic converter to worry about
Very cool attitude.
Even if you're too stupid or egoistical to worry about it, others do.
Fuck you.
Therac-25 was arguably way more creepy
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Hint, hint...
It seems to me that the new generation has plenty of socially awkward programmers and a good number of confident people programming.
I rather feel we're running low on young programmers.
We have proprietary and closed, ``granny-safe'' platforms left and right, they encourage usage and thinking of it as a magical box, not development and thinking of it as a user-programmable machine.
Want to spawn a generation of programmers? Teach unix in school, instead of how to click your way through MS-Word.
You're not doing the speed limit.
Yes, I do. Nowhere I said, nor implied anything else, so I take this as a textbook attempt to establish a straw-man. Oh wait, no, it's simply a bold and false claim about something you can not possibly know about, making me even more certain you're a complete idiot. Not that further evidence was actually necessary...
Protip: Most sections of the parts of the Autobahn I typically drive on does not even have a speed limit, so it would be pretty difficult to me to break it.
Now as for the only thing worth responding to:
Two miles an hour difference shouldn't bother you.
Completely wrong. Relative distances between cars are pretty small, even when not tailgating. Hence, even two (ignoring you were originally talking about three) mph do matter. /at/ the speed limit to unnecessarily overtake, temporarily reducing the road capacity by one lane.
It causes people
This is my last attempt to explain this to you, as you are obviously unable to do some basic thinking on your own.
As for why...:
Troll [...] You're speeding. [...] Thanks for trolling. [...] You're not doing the speed limit.[...] Two miles an hour difference shouldn't bother you. [...] what a douche you are [...] Two miles an hour difference wouldn't bother you [...] Asshole [...] stupid asshole.
Are you still surprised I was assuming you forgot your meds today?
Nice mix of insults, lies, logical fallacies and ad hominem, anyway.
Calling "BILD am Sonntag" a newspaper is a joke by itself. I'm German, so I know this first hand, taking a look at their website, however, should convince everyone else to a similar degree I presume you don't even have to understand German in order to see what sort of 'newspaper' we're dealing with, here.
You're breaking the law, not me.
How am I breaking the law?
You and your impatience and wanting to make the highway look like the Indy 500 are the crappy driver. It isn't a fucking road race and I refure to join your herd.
Thanks demonstrating how little attention you're actually paying. Try reading the post you're replying to again.
Yes, you're an asshole for driving like that and calling me out for obeying the law. And you're too fucking stupid to realize that.
So I'm an asshole for driving at the speed limit. I see. And I call you out for ``obeying the law'', hm? No, I call you out for slowing everyone down by doing less than the given speed limt allows.
I'm not driving in the left lane, just go around me, asshole.
This is exactly why you're causing trouble and slow down everybody around you.
Seriously, after even spelling it out yourself, don't you see how you are a fucking obstacle on your lane even to those who drive at the speed limit?
I can only repeat, I am truly looking forward to the day crappy [and stupid] drivers like you get replaced by machines.
I usually do 3mph under the limit. [...] everyone else on the road is fighting each other
You're slowing down everyone else, and are part of the reason why 'everyone else' around you is fighting.
It's stress-free for you, but you're causing additional stress to others.
I am looking forward to the moment crappy drivers like you get replaced by machines.
That's a nice way to deal with things.
The only problems is, it makes too much sense. The US are never going to adopt it.
In fact, in a world of self driving cars, I don't see why we would need a speed limit. The car can be trusted to drive within its own limits..
Yeah, it basically becomes a question of road capacity.
However, going too fast will still be bad both from a pedestrian-safety and energy investment point of view
It is easy to read, has reasonably good performance, and reasonable security.
You can not be serious.
I totally wasn't aware that somewhere between 32 and 128 bits, numbers stop being numbers.
Thanks for clearing that up, much appreciated.
Well jokes on them, i never read TFA anyway.
The bad news is, we likely won't even reach those places, due to the vast distance. If we do, we maybe found a way to take 'shortcuts', but then, orders can be sent through those shortcuts, too.
huh, what's wrong with waiting a couple months? are you 12?
No.
Who, at this point, would be interested in building a new network stack for BSD?
Nobody. Because it is excellent already. Ask ISPs.
Your argument for change for change's sake is invalid.
Also it's an obvious fallacy to restrict yourself to looking at www only.
Either you're stupid/ignorant, or you really are a troll. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
For example, store all this unit's energy in the mother of all capacitors, and discharge that by shorting it, and you'll get a mind-boggling number of watts.
Yeah, 0W really is a "mind-boggling number". Maybe not as high as you expected, though.
Yes.
How is that related to commenting one's code?
Protip: It's not.
yeah. also, think of the children!