Making a programming language prone to bugs/frustrating to work with makes one possibly a stochastic serial killer
I mean instead of killing entire people, what if you kill a small fraction of thousands of people?
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#22Isn’t a shotgun murderer a … parallel killer?
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#23Why not both?
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#24Correction: programming language inventor or convicted serial killer
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#25Isn’t a shotgun murderer a … parallel killer?
Not if you await the first shot…
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#26Making a programming language prone to bugs/frustrating to work with makes one possibly a stochastic serial killer
Liveness data flow analysis is just a phase a compiler and JITs go through. They'll eventually cease murdering heap and stack values once they've decided to halt. Unfortunately, they use a disposable Erlang distribution Schrödinger cat box to make each decision. Not sure what they do with all the no-longer-cats or what sort of sensor detects ex-cats.
Schrödinger couldn't just invent a cyanide sensor. He was definitely a psychopathic serial killer in addition to being a serial pedophile (this bit is true).
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#27Is there one with file system inventors or murderers?
Double Bonus Points for ReiserFS right?
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#28Aka, hacker or ‘hacker’.
I feel like with enough photos of just about anyone, you’ll eventually get one that makes them look sinister…
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#292/10.
Surprised that Hans Reiser wasn't on the list. (Or I didn't see him.)
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#307/10