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bong_domingo @bong_domingo (878) • Philippines 19 Nov 07

Programmers in the process of developing software are limited by the PL's kind of control structures, data structures and abstractions, thus the algorithm they can construct are also limited. Can we also say the same with our...

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amerei i can't even comprehend what "infinitive learning" is! my thinking capability is limited by the fact that "infinitive" for me is a grammar term that has something to do with verbs. on the other hand, my thinking capability also tells me that perhaps it...

20 Nov 07

bong_domingo @bong_domingo (878) • Philippines 15 Nov 07

What arguments can you make for or against the idea of a single language for all programming domains?

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amerei are you sure security is the word you are looking for? i don't see any point in bringing up the issue of cracking and reverse engineering when the kind of security i was referring to about programmer logic being shaky because of focusing more on knowledge of...

20 Nov 07

mabelk @mabelk (208) • Germany 19 Nov 07

And which of their abilities do you think is better? I find Hiro Nakamura's character is funny and being able to travel in time is cool. Peter Petrelli's ability to absorb other's ability is quite good. He doesn't have to kill...

heroes

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amerei talk about charisma and i'd go for hiro... otherwise, i'm all for peter petrelli.

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bong_domingo @bong_domingo (878) • Philippines 15 Nov 07

What arguments can you make for or against the idea of a single language for all programming domains?

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amerei aisuseijin: to think that PL diversity buys every programmer (or anyone for that matter) security is naive. http://worsethanfailure.com/ is a site dedicated to programmers who rely too much on the promise and false security that their chosen PL is easy to...

19 Nov 07

aisuseijin @aisuseijin (16) • Philippines 16 Nov 07

Now I am taking Philo102 which talks about what makes man truly free. To come to think of it are we really free? Is freedom really absolute? Our teacher so far have discussed about things that limits our freedom they are as...

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amerei oh, and yeah, it's a never ending vicious cycle of shooting down one person's idea and letting your own take that spotlight...

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aisuseijin @aisuseijin (16) • Philippines 16 Nov 07

Now I am taking Philo102 which talks about what makes man truly free. To come to think of it are we really free? Is freedom really absolute? Our teacher so far have discussed about things that limits our freedom they are as...

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amerei seriously now, have you ever even wondered why questions like these have remained unanswered ever since some greek guy from way back asked them? 2 things: 1, freedom is rather relative. ask a priest and he'll tell you something related to god... ask a...

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myrrhyne @myrrhyne (107) • Philippines 13 Nov 07

Recommendations of what will be the best way to decorate or to put in the computer laboratories to attrack costumers.

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amerei it will prolly give the wrong ideas... but game posters will attract boys like honey does to bees.

18 Nov 07

bong_domingo @bong_domingo (878) • Philippines 15 Nov 07

Among the various reasons presented in Sebesta's book for studying PL Concepts, which of these do you consider of compelling benefit to you as a student? Please provide a concise explanation for your choice(s). In your own...

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amerei i don't know what happened to my last post, but anyway... the reasons for stying programming language concepts are probably obvious, and i's sure learning language design has it's own rewards but for me, such an activity is "purely" typical academia work...

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bong_domingo @bong_domingo (878) • Philippines 15 Nov 07

What arguments can you make for or against the idea of a single language for all programming domains?

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amerei i beg to differ. i'd rather people use the right PL for the right environment. designing code or PL for that matter to meet (multiple) constraints is a rather daunting and considerable effort to do and frankly, some of the problems inherent to each environment...

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