I didn't think devs did that...
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Smart people can be addicts, and he knows some clever coders that "puff the chiba". .... try reading slower, it might help.....
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Thanks for that. Some people are a bit slow on the uptake. :)
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loctrice wrote:
I don't, and I just took for granted that my [computer science] peers didn't either. Views?
Perhaps you need to get out more?
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Smart people can be addicts, and he knows some clever coders that "puff the chiba". .... try reading slower, it might help.....
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jschell wrote:
No idea what that means.
Then you're reply should have been shorter?
jschell wrote:
mark merrens wrote:
In any case, drinking alcohol
jschell wrote:
A beer a day has no relation at all to mainlining heroin.
Nit pick much? Obviously he's not talking about a beer a day. Of coarse, we can expect that since you started with "No idea what that means".
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loctrice wrote:
Obviously he's not talking about a beer a day.
Certainly talking about alcohol however since he specifically said that. Other than that there is no context except it seems one of complete abstinence. So the phrase I quoted is still in doubt since, again there are a great deal of difference between casual usage, individual variances, how they are used and what the drugs are. Similar to my mind in claiming that a player of an electronic violin is no different than an embedded C programmer because both use an electronic device.
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loctrice wrote:
Smart people can be addicts, and he knows some clever coders that "puff the chiba".
However the statement seemed to suggest that addiction was the only outcome or at least a significantly expected outcome. And that of course is wrong.
jschell wrote:
However the statement seemed to suggest that addiction was the only outcome or at least a significantly expected outcome.
I wonder how you came to that conlcusion? I'm willing to bet you are the only reader who thought so.
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loctrice wrote:
Obviously he's not talking about a beer a day.
Certainly talking about alcohol however since he specifically said that. Other than that there is no context except it seems one of complete abstinence. So the phrase I quoted is still in doubt since, again there are a great deal of difference between casual usage, individual variances, how they are used and what the drugs are. Similar to my mind in claiming that a player of an electronic violin is no different than an embedded C programmer because both use an electronic device.