pat_punnu
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
Can you prove that? If not, it's just a baseless opinion.
Does he think that it's technically more powerful? Again he should be able to prove that if that's the case.
Otherwise he's just giving a shitty opinion, and should say that.
I think the claim is nonsense because with inline assembler there is nothing that you cannot express in C that you can with LLVM. So the decision between the two is opinion.
I believe it to be nonsense.
You can't do that! You fall foul of Russell's paradox - sets as types simply don't work!
It looks like when you bite it it would just shatter everywhere and all that grim looking meat and cheese would slop down onto your hand.
It also has a lot to do with our system of peerage and nobility. I don't think you're truly upper class unless you are elevated to the peerage or in some other way decorated.
In the UK you can be destitute but upper class, and a millionaire but still working class.
Edit: I think in the US a Senator would be upper class, some random Google employee is probably middle-middle at best.
It makes me angry because it's so fucking arrogant! There are people working at colleges who have a lifetime of experience, hundreds of peer-reviewed publications and grants, and people just think they can teach themselves all of that without any of their help!
Who needs to spend time learning from best academic minds in CS? I can just tweet to some jackass Javascript 'rockstar'!
I'll just teach myself philosophy by reading these library books! I don't need some stuffy Oxford tutor who has been doing it for their whole life passing on their knowledge one-to-one!
Civil engineering? Making mistakes is how you learn!
I don't need a network and credentials! I'll just apply to this government policy institute with my GitHub profile and some retarded PHP library.
You people are fucking deluded. I can't believe tech has become so anti-intellectual.