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debugging? testing?
you only need that if you don't code it right the first time.
the lazier you are the less likely you'll have to debug anything.
don't mind me. it's late.
When I was growin' up, I was the smartest kid I knew. Maybe that was just because I didn't know that many kids. All I know is now I feel the opposite.
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honey the monster, codewitch wrote: don't mind me. it's late.
No, it's not. It's only 3:00am where I am.
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pkfox wrote: there is more to life than programming
Perhaps. But spending (almost) all my time building powerful, useful and robust apps brings me much joy. And it's legal. 
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Well, I suppose that you need something to liven you up, now that getting divorced is so much harder.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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There's always CAA if you get in to far. Coffee Addicts Anonymous.
Technician
1. A person that fixes stuff you can't.
2. One who does precision guesswork based on unreliable data provided by those of questionable knowledge.
JaxCoder.com
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Quote: There's always CAA if you get in to far.
Already am a card-carrying member[^].
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no doubt. i'm building a huge project right now. Or at least huge for one person
0xC0FFEE !!!!
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Try making those double espressos with energy drink instead of water, you'll be able to work in multiple dimensions simultaneously.
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And what's more:
Quote: There are nine-million bicycles in Beijing.
That's a fact,
It's a thing we can't deny,
Like the fact that I will love you 'til I die.
huh 
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RickZeeland wrote: huh
Hey, anything written by the guy who wrote the Wombles' songs should be taken with a pinch shipload of salt.
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There may be a fish which needs that.
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I'd rather a woman out of water, Dr. No style.
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Have they tested that with a drunken stumble home?
Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians.
Help end the violence EAT BACON
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I've considered writing an OS in .NET basically creating a .NET host that hosts the entire OS, and then using AppDomains (both inproc and out of proc) to separate the processes.
It would be a bit of a bear to implement, but it would be pretty cool. You bootstrap into something like powershell and then go from there.
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Have you heard of "C# Open Source Managed Operating System"? Seems like a similar effort
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i have now. neat. thanks
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Certainly not. What I've started doing (a couple of times) is to emulate relays in C# and I intend to work my way up from there. I think I've gotten as far as 16-bit adders before losing interest.
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cool. I emulated an NES once including the 6502 in order to settle an argument
"C# wasn't fast enough to run an NES emulator at a reasonable FPS" - back in the pentium III days.
it was. for a lot of games.
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honey the monster, codewitch wrote: C# wasn't fast enough
Maybe not with a debugger attached.
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It's writing the "something like powershell" that would be the bugger.
Bear in mind that you'd have to keep rewriting segments of it, largely because of sudden realisations like "Oh, it needs to do this, too, but not in the way it's doing it now". With 3,000 changes a month, it might do a tenth of what you need it to do, within a year.
Even DOS took a couple of man-centuries to write. Granted, they didn't have the tools we have now, but it didn't have to do a hundredth of what an OS has to do now.
I'd recommend staying away from the keyboard for at least six months -- unless it's to annotate diagrams and write pseudocode and use cases.
Oh, and remember to do the most important thing first -- create the graphics infrastructure that will allow you to run an icon editor.
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heh. I wasn't thinking of doing a gui based one. Just a simple little stripped down console based command line based OS. A bit like a posix base but not posix.
i have the time to write code. so i like to write code. i don't need to take a break. I'm actually looking for fun little projects to create.
edit: never mind that last bit. I misunderstood you at first. I get what you're saying. Spend six months in design.
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honey the monster, codewitch wrote: A bit like a posix base
Now you've gone and done it. You'll have to take time to get certified first:
POSIX Certification home[^]
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hahaha i don't think i'll go there
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