bearophile Wrote: > superdan: > > d00d. u first messed with k&r which are Gods. any1 mess'n' with Gods better > > bring around some fuckin' supergod instead.< > > I have not appreciated that book, I don't care of what you say.
fine. personal preference is kewl. > I am generally able to see good books when I see then. where the mother fuck did that come from. first u say preference is relative. /u/ didn't like k&r. fine. then u make it fuckin' absolute. if k&r was any good, u bet ur ass bearophile had figured that out. that's fucked up like a hooker in downtown bangkok. > I guess that author has more programming experience than all my teachers > combined. experience is nuttin'. it's what u learn from it. half the dimwits in my office have more of it than me. & they dun miss any opportunity to fuckin' /remind/ me whenever their incompetence comes forth. `superdan u should know i have 18 years of experience designing shit'. `yeah then why is ur design fucked up with a dry cock up its ass. kiss my black ass if in 18 years u didn't learn any.' shit. if i hear one more dood invokin' experience as central argument i swear i go fuckin' postal. > >the trailin' empty array trick is so ol' it smells like ol' people.< > > Of course few or none of those things are new. C is around for a lot of time. > The author never says he's inventing things. > But the way he is combining those things, the rigor he shows, creates > something I have not seen elsewhere. u havent been around much, that's the prob. check this shit out. http://www.amazon.com/Hackers-Delight-Henry-S-Warren/dp/0201914654. then come back.
