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If you look through the questioner's history it seems like they enjoy making these sorts of threading/synchronization errors, as well as getting angry/trolling.
by anaphor 13y ago
If you look through the questioner's history it seems like they enjoy making these sorts of threading/synchronization errors, as well as getting angry/trolling. I wouldn't be surprised if the story about losing the 12 mil electron microscope is total BS designed to garner rep (I see it's getting tons of votes).
- cruise02 13y agoMost of those upvotes are from one day though, so they only get about 200 reputation due to the cap. (Also, they gave away 50 points on a bounty for the top answer, so I'm not sure if reputation was the motive or not.)
- anaphor 13y agoThat is a good point, although I still find it suspicious, especially given some of their previous questions. E.g. the one where he/she created two Haskell data types that looked the same but were using different characters in their names and then complained it wasn't working, really?.