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Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer. It is common knowledge. Software sucks these days because of so called "programmers" like yourself. Third world scum writing trash that hardly works. I never said I was a programmer, I am a Software Engineer. Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer, who started with DOS and assembly language. Get a clue moron, you are an HTML "programmer".
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Piece of advice, kiddo... Your "l33t h4x0r" skills, however imaginary, are utterly meaningless in the real world if you can't interact with other human beings. Any programmer can write code, but a GOOD programmer can communicate with his peers and end users to figure out what needs to be written. If you ever actually found a programming job, you'd realize that treating other people like inferiors just because they aren't white, male, libertarian disciples of Alex Jones, doesn't earn you any accolades. And for the record... Programmer, Software Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Analyst... They're all just words. I could call myself anything from Code Monkey to department CTO, all of which would be valid, but it doesn't make me any more or less talented. If you're really going to insult him for calling himself a "Programmer," you've really run out of ammo.
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Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer. It is common knowledge. Software sucks these days because of so called "programmers" like yourself. Third world scum writing trash that hardly works. I never said I was a programmer, I am a Software Engineer. Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer, who started with DOS and assembly language. Get a clue moron, you are an HTML "programmer".
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Piece of advice, kiddo... Your "l33t h4x0r" skills, however imaginary, are utterly meaningless in the real world if you can't interact with other human beings. Any programmer can write code, but a GOOD programmer can communicate with his peers and end users to figure out what needs to be written. If you ever actually found a programming job, you'd realize that treating other people like inferiors just because they aren't white, male, libertarian disciples of Alex Jones, doesn't earn you any accolades. And for the record... Programmer, Software Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Analyst... They're all just words. I could call myself anything from Code Monkey to department CTO, all of which would be valid, but it doesn't make me any more or less talented. If you're really going to insult him for calling himself a "Programmer," you've really run out of ammo.
Proud to have finally moved to the A-Ark. Which one are you in?
Author of the Guardians Saga (Sci-Fi/Fantasy novels)Ian Shlasko wrote:
are utterly meaningless in the real world if you can't interact with other human beings.
You are the one who said you have a hard time communicating verbally, because your thoughts change mid-sentence.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
If you ever actually found a programming job, you'd realize that treating other people like inferiors just because they aren't white, male, libertarian disciples of Alex Jones, doesn't earn you any accolades.
When I am being paid, I treat my coworkers as coworkers.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
And for the record... Programmer, Software Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Analyst... They're all just words
And so is that. But in reality they are titles, and they have different meanings and degrees of respect.
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Ian Shlasko wrote:
are utterly meaningless in the real world if you can't interact with other human beings.
You are the one who said you have a hard time communicating verbally, because your thoughts change mid-sentence.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
If you ever actually found a programming job, you'd realize that treating other people like inferiors just because they aren't white, male, libertarian disciples of Alex Jones, doesn't earn you any accolades.
When I am being paid, I treat my coworkers as coworkers.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
And for the record... Programmer, Software Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Analyst... They're all just words
And so is that. But in reality they are titles, and they have different meanings and degrees of respect.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
You are the one who said you have a hard time communicating verbally, because your thoughts change mid-sentence.
It's a matter of respect, not of eloquence.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
And so is that. But in reality they are titles, and they have different meanings and degrees of respect.
Titles are made to look flashy on business cards and CVs, to impress people who don't yet know you. In my last job, I had the title of "Vice President." Did that mean I was the second-in-command of the 14,000-member company? No, "Vice President" was simply the first rank above "Employee". It was just a title designed to make people feel special, while actually being completely meaningless. Titles mean absolutely nothing, unless backed up by skill, power, or responsibility.
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Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer. It is common knowledge. Software sucks these days because of so called "programmers" like yourself. Third world scum writing trash that hardly works. I never said I was a programmer, I am a Software Engineer. Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer, who started with DOS and assembly language. Get a clue moron, you are an HTML "programmer".
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I am a Software Engineer. Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer, who started with DOS and assembly language.
So with that statement what vertical market do you work in?
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Ian Shlasko wrote:
are utterly meaningless in the real world if you can't interact with other human beings.
You are the one who said you have a hard time communicating verbally, because your thoughts change mid-sentence.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
If you ever actually found a programming job, you'd realize that treating other people like inferiors just because they aren't white, male, libertarian disciples of Alex Jones, doesn't earn you any accolades.
When I am being paid, I treat my coworkers as coworkers.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
And for the record... Programmer, Software Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Analyst... They're all just words
And so is that. But in reality they are titles, and they have different meanings and degrees of respect.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
When I am being paid, I treat my coworkers as coworkers.
Employed or not. Employer or not. Civility costs nothing. If you treat others how you would want others to treat you, your own life will be that much more happier and fulfilling. Also remember, irrespective of your status, the customer is king, and should be treated accordingly. They ultimately pay your wages.
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Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer. It is common knowledge. Software sucks these days because of so called "programmers" like yourself. Third world scum writing trash that hardly works. I never said I was a programmer, I am a Software Engineer. Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer, who started with DOS and assembly language. Get a clue moron, you are an HTML "programmer".
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I am a Software Engineer.
@ $5 an hour? You are a cut & paste coder.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer
@ $5 an hour? You are a cut & paste coder.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
who started with DOS and assembly language
WOW! We are not worthy. :rolleyes:
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I am a Software Engineer.
@ $5 an hour? You are a cut & paste coder.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer
@ $5 an hour? You are a cut & paste coder.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
who started with DOS and assembly language
WOW! We are not worthy. :rolleyes:
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5 man points :-D
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Ian Shlasko wrote:
are utterly meaningless in the real world if you can't interact with other human beings.
You are the one who said you have a hard time communicating verbally, because your thoughts change mid-sentence.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
If you ever actually found a programming job, you'd realize that treating other people like inferiors just because they aren't white, male, libertarian disciples of Alex Jones, doesn't earn you any accolades.
When I am being paid, I treat my coworkers as coworkers.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
And for the record... Programmer, Software Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Analyst... They're all just words
And so is that. But in reality they are titles, and they have different meanings and degrees of respect.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
When I am being paid, I treat my coworkers as coworkers.
I should hope so, a $5 an hour burger flipper has no right to get uppity.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
But in reality they are titles, and they have different meanings
And had you worked in the industry, you would know that these titles are used differently from company to company.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
and degrees of respect
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Well, I've been all of those, and more - respect me.
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5 man points :-D
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Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer. It is common knowledge. Software sucks these days because of so called "programmers" like yourself. Third world scum writing trash that hardly works. I never said I was a programmer, I am a Software Engineer. Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer, who started with DOS and assembly language. Get a clue moron, you are an HTML "programmer".
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Sparky, I'm a grad of one of the best Software Engineering programs in the country. I could, given time, build you a CPU, write an assembly interpreter for it, write a compiler on top of that and use the remainder to program. Does that make me a software engineer? Nope, it's just background information to keep into consideration when I do what a software engineer actually does, Engineer Software.
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Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer. It is common knowledge. Software sucks these days because of so called "programmers" like yourself. Third world scum writing trash that hardly works. I never said I was a programmer, I am a Software Engineer. Someone who actually knows the ins and outs of a computer, who started with DOS and assembly language. Get a clue moron, you are an HTML "programmer".
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer
This answers why you post abuse when you can't win the argument
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I never said I was a programmer
so your not a programmer / developer / softwre engineer (same thing different words!)
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I am a Software Engineer
so now you are make your friggin mind up
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Sparky, I'm a grad of one of the best Software Engineering programs in the country. I could, given time, build you a CPU, write an assembly interpreter for it, write a compiler on top of that and use the remainder to program. Does that make me a software engineer? Nope, it's just background information to keep into consideration when I do what a software engineer actually does, Engineer Software.
I highly doubt that you could do all of that by yourself given the complexity of an 8086 processor for instance, and the engineering that went into that. You cant just throw a bunch of transistors together. There are RF issues, heat issues, timing issues and so on.
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I highly doubt that you could do all of that by yourself given the complexity of an 8086 processor for instance, and the engineering that went into that. You cant just throw a bunch of transistors together. There are RF issues, heat issues, timing issues and so on.
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I said I could, I didn't say it'd be any good. I understand the principles involved, I've done every stage at one point or another, all part of learning it in the first place. Can you say the same? Or have you dabbled in Assembly and think you know what you're doing? When you've dealt with byte codes on a deliberately obfuscated CPU, formating them in a basic text editor and using that to execute commands and create an interpretor, get back to me.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Being a programmer is no different from being a child who knows how to use a computer
This answers why you post abuse when you can't win the argument
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I never said I was a programmer
so your not a programmer / developer / softwre engineer (same thing different words!)
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I am a Software Engineer
so now you are make your friggin mind up
As barmey as a sack of badgers
I post abuse in response to abuse.
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I said I could, I didn't say it'd be any good. I understand the principles involved, I've done every stage at one point or another, all part of learning it in the first place. Can you say the same? Or have you dabbled in Assembly and think you know what you're doing? When you've dealt with byte codes on a deliberately obfuscated CPU, formating them in a basic text editor and using that to execute commands and create an interpretor, get back to me.
I don't think you could design a processor, maybe a very simple 1950s style processor on paper, but you could never work out the physical aspects of it.
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I don't think you could design a processor, maybe a very simple 1950s style processor on paper, but you could never work out the physical aspects of it.
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I highly doubt that you could do all of that by yourself given the complexity of an 8086 processor for instance, and the engineering that went into that. You cant just throw a bunch of transistors together. There are RF issues, heat issues, timing issues and so on.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I highly doubt that you could do all of that by yourself given the complexity of an 8086 processor for instance, and the engineering that went into that. You cant just throw a bunch of transistors together. There are RF issues, heat issues, timing issues and so on.
Why would one try to replicate an Intel processor? How about building a very simple CPU from TTL parts? Such as Magic-1[^]. Built by a compiler writer who was ignorant as to how CPU hardware worked. Not having taken any electronics classes in college, he was only vaguely aware of what transistors, resistors and capacitors were. He read 'Understanding Digital Computers', a series of articles by Forrest Mims and 'Digital Computer Electronics' by Albert Paul Malvino. Frankly, your ignorance and lack of imagination never ceases to amaze me.
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I don't think you could design a processor, maybe a very simple 1950s style processor on paper, but you could never work out the physical aspects of it.
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Pfft, you're thinking too industrial, you can make a working CPU from basic logic components eventually. Eventually being the key word. Nothing says it'd be fast, nothing says it'd be good. But I could do it, could you? Would you even know where to begin?
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Pfft, you're thinking too industrial, you can make a working CPU from basic logic components eventually. Eventually being the key word. Nothing says it'd be fast, nothing says it'd be good. But I could do it, could you? Would you even know where to begin?
I bet I could build a better processor than you could.
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