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1. 31.▲
   by tmpmov 9y ago

   >Some of the people I know who naturally retain memory the best are some of the brightest and clear headed people. (Not including near perfect memory recording individuals, who do not have humor associated with their memories.) >I on
2. 32.▲
   by tmpmov 9y ago

   I've been considering my mind's data structures as well recently. I find it, normal?, that humorous metaphors work best. I assume it's easier on the psyche and 'funner' to recall.
3. 33.▲
   by tmpmov 9y ago

   Two comments on this: 1) The way I read your post was "How can the attacker block step 3?" That's not what the linked webpage is suggesting: "... the acknowledgement to message #3 can be blocked ..." So really
4. 34.▲
   by tmpmov 9y ago

   Note that I think this is still a great idea. In fact, I'm rooting for it to come to C++! However, I think IDE plugins will need to catch up (shouldn't be too bad if metaclasses are adopted and once clang et al add support). Very
5. 35.▲
   by tmpmov 9y ago

   Just as others have noted, I'm worried about the intermediate representation hiding necessary details. Here's an example: If I'm looking at one of these classes that have been compile time injected with new functionality, is