Nah. At the level of abstraction you're operating at w/ asm you're not going to do too much damage if you cock up. With something like Lisp or Haskell, where you're composing compositions of abstractions of lazy sequences of whatever else... it gets easy to fuck a lot of stuff up really quickly.
Hahaha was that CompUSA Skokie #177? That sounds really, really familiar. Or maybe it was just an epidemic cause that exact situation played out there too.
Remember that libraries are not free, in fact you subsidize them with your property taxes (in the US, idk about other countries). Libraries are awesome, but they are not "free".
Wow, I'm just a regular guy who rides the train and I've used both, and VZW's 4G LTE is objectively better.
Also, you should probably get your asperger's under control, it's not normal to lash out with near-zero information like that.
At least he explains why. MS has way more resources than Sun ever could manage. It surprises me that Java even got out the door, honestly.
Also recall that MS hired the best and brightest away from Borland a few years before the inception of.NET. And look, the best of them (Anders) architects C# now.
The first is subjective... there are plenty of good things about dynamic weak typing.
ASI is garbage... and you're right so I personally don't use it.
I haven't been bit by scoping rules too many times, I think that's mostly because I don't write JS like it's C or Java.
I honestly never ever use octal. Either decimal or hex. That is a valid gripe but a small one.
The === vs == operator thing is dumb, but hardly as dumb as PHP's situation, and honestly in all the lines of JS I've written, I've never had to use ===.
Dumb but a small issue.
Dumb as well, but easily mitigated by not doing it.
You can poor-man's namespace. It's not as elegant as Java's or C++'s namespaces, but plenty of people manage to make it work.
You should read up on Illinois' castle doctrine. It's actually pretty permissive as far as your ability to defend yourself / family in your domicile. Cribbed from wikipedia:
(720 ILCS 5/) Criminal Code of 1961
Section 7. Justifiable use of force. Use of deadly force justified if the person reasonably believes they are in danger of death or great physical harm. Use of deadly force justified if the unlawful entry is violent, or the person believes the attacker will commit a felony upon gaining entry.
Section 7-2(b). Prevents the aggressor from filing any claim against the defender unless the use of force involved "willful or wanton misconduct".
Illinois has no requirement of retreat. (People v. Bush, 111 N.E.2d 326 Ill. 1953).
That said, the lack of CCW and the bullshit FOID are another story all together...
Back in the early 2000's I built kernel 2.0.36 on a 1994-era 40MHz 486DLC (shitty TI/Cyrix chip) w/ 12MB of RAM and it took about 10 hours. The AMD 386 my dad bought in like 1995 was also 40MHz and would stomp that 486 piece of garbage. I bet if you could find a high end 386 w/ 12MB of fastpage it would take about the same amount of time.
Are you kidding? Slashdot's general consensus has not been merciful towards KDE. In fact, most of what I have read has been "I switched to [GNOME|xfce|fluxbox] because of KDE4". Pretty damning.
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Nah. At the level of abstraction you're operating at w/ asm you're not going to do too much damage if you cock up. With something like Lisp or Haskell, where you're composing compositions of abstractions of lazy sequences of whatever else... it gets easy to fuck a lot of stuff up really quickly.
Upbringing, networking, persistence, work and a hefty dose of luck.
Hahaha was that CompUSA Skokie #177? That sounds really, really familiar. Or maybe it was just an epidemic cause that exact situation played out there too.
Digital can also refer to the fact that you have 10 digits (fingers).
Remember that libraries are not free, in fact you subsidize them with your property taxes (in the US, idk about other countries). Libraries are awesome, but they are not "free".
au contraire mon frere: http://www.ubuntu.com/business/server/overview
DGC : Prolog :: Monad : Haskell
Wow, I'm just a regular guy who rides the train and I've used both, and VZW's 4G LTE is objectively better. Also, you should probably get your asperger's under control, it's not normal to lash out with near-zero information like that.
WIMAX sucks ass anyhow, get Verizon's LTE 4G, it's really nice.
It's simply the 30-year-long second-system syndrome.
It became legal rather recently:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT%26T_Mobility_v._Concepcion
At least he explains why. MS has way more resources than Sun ever could manage. It surprises me that Java even got out the door, honestly. Also recall that MS hired the best and brightest away from Borland a few years before the inception of .NET. And look, the best of them (Anders) architects C# now.
The first is subjective... there are plenty of good things about dynamic weak typing.
ASI is garbage... and you're right so I personally don't use it.
I haven't been bit by scoping rules too many times, I think that's mostly because I don't write JS like it's C or Java.
I honestly never ever use octal. Either decimal or hex. That is a valid gripe but a small one.
The === vs == operator thing is dumb, but hardly as dumb as PHP's situation, and honestly in all the lines of JS I've written, I've never had to use ===.
Dumb but a small issue.
Dumb as well, but easily mitigated by not doing it.
You can poor-man's namespace. It's not as elegant as Java's or C++'s namespaces, but plenty of people manage to make it work.
Hahaha ok buddy, go tell that to the folks who wrote node.js or couchdb.
Cause I like javascript and I wanna hear why others don't?
Can you discuss why you don't like JS? I personally like JS (coffeescript more so), and would like to hear your thoughts on the language.
That said, the lack of CCW and the bullshit FOID are another story all together...
i386 simply means it requires a 32-bit mode
Back in the early 2000's I built kernel 2.0.36 on a 1994-era 40MHz 486DLC (shitty TI/Cyrix chip) w/ 12MB of RAM and it took about 10 hours. The AMD 386 my dad bought in like 1995 was also 40MHz and would stomp that 486 piece of garbage. I bet if you could find a high end 386 w/ 12MB of fastpage it would take about the same amount of time.
That's actually front-running. It's illegal but it happens.
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing.
The Reverse Rodney King Paradox?
How can you forget K&R brace style vs BSD brace style?
What the hell are you talking about? None of what you said makes sense.
Are you kidding? Slashdot's general consensus has not been merciful towards KDE. In fact, most of what I have read has been "I switched to [GNOME|xfce|fluxbox] because of KDE4". Pretty damning.