cmallen

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by cmallen 17y ago
I'd love to build a non-trivial operating system, but all I've made thus far has been written in assembler and extremely minimal. If one wanted to bootstrap and get an OS running quickly, I wonder what the best approach or language would be
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by cmallen 17y ago
This isn't really part of the usual work environment. Just because you can import a library and go nuts with it doesn't mean it's an everyday part of the language. I mean really, kind of missing the point don't you think? It's not even like
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by cmallen 17y ago
>I would never consider Asus EEE obscure I'd never heard of a multi-touch model before. This is utterly beside the point. I just want the title of the post to link to the subject under discussion. I don't want meta-discussion hand-wring
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by cmallen 17y ago
From my experience, going from .NET to Django/Python, the documentation on MSDN was superior. I hate to say it, but that was what I encountered. The paucity of the documentation on Django is one of my primary irritations with it. I still st
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by cmallen 17y ago
In future, could you link the alternative product in question? I understand that it sounds incredibly lazy but I tend to scan many threads at a time and going on a google-hunt for something you wish to discuss makes my panda cry. Not to m
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by cmallen 17y ago
I'm confused, are you a cuttlefish or a scuttlefish?
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by cmallen 17y ago
>IMO, this argument is a red-herring: you can write bad code in any language. I would be delighted to see you cause a segfault in Haskell without taking advantage of an implementation bug. The point isn't that you can or cannot writ