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What is the support for streams like in P?
by wybiral 10y ago
What is the support for streams like in P?
- darawk 10y agoI can't tell if this question is intended to be a joke or not, but either way i'm in support of it.
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- wybiral 10y agoWhere's the flush method?
- riskable 10y agoI hear it starts out strong but once your code reaches an advanced age it starts to putter out.
- ____miah 10y agoSome say, streams are difficult to produce.
- pfarnsworth 10y agoOnly if another stream producer is in close proximity.
- DonaldFisk 10y agoIt could be useful for solving the Urinal Problem: http://people.scs.carleton.ca/~kranakis/Papers/urinal.pdf http://people.scs.carleton.ca/~kranakis/Papers/urinal.pdf
- nickpsecurity 10y agoIt was amusing when my government teacher explained the urinal problem to women in the class in a discussion on "man laws." He first asked where they would go in a four, urinal situation if there was nobody present, a person at urinal 1, and people at 1 and 3. The men and women had very, different answers that were pretty consistent within each gender. The women always asked, "Well what do you do if 1 and 3 are taken if 2 and 4 aren't an option?" Every guy but me effectively said, "Try not to piss yourself until 1 or 3 become available." "Nick, you aren't weirded out by people sneaking a peek?" "Nah, my protocol is different. It recognizes root cause is them looking at what they don't need to. If I notice this, I'll simply remind them they should turn away from me before I turn something toward them. Not my eyes either. Most rational and irrational people will avoid that outcome to maintain what dignity they can when exiting a bathroom." The guys got a kick out of that solution but chose not to upgrade their protocol. Their loss. ;)
- maker1138 10y agoI didn't see anything in the manual about streams. If they do, I'm sure they'll be fine as long as you don't cross them.