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GeneralRe: Almost Flat DesignmemberPIEBALDconsult23 Jan '13 - 19:40 
The fish had it right. You can keep your digital watch.
GeneralRe: Almost Flat Designmemberbitterskittles23 Jan '13 - 23:06 
also said teh monkee in teh tree
GeneralRe: Almost Flat Designmembermark merrens24 Jan '13 - 6:31 
I like flat. I also like 3D. I like all the myriad ways to present yourself to the world via the web. There is no right or wrong: there is only fad and fashion and page hits.
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NewsPoor, confused C# compilerstaffTerrence Dorsey23 Jan '13 - 14:54 
The C# compiler is a pretty good thing, but it has limitations. One limitation that has given me a headache this evening is its inability to guard against cycles in structs. As I learn to think and programme in a more functional style, I find that I am beginning to rely more and more on structs to pass data. This is natural when programming in the functional style, but structs can be damned awkward blighters. Here is a classic gotcha. The following code won't compile...
Garbage in, garbage out?
GeneralRe: Poor, confused C# compilermemberPIEBALDconsult23 Jan '13 - 15:55 
I don't see how that's the compiler's fault.
GeneralRe: Poor, confused C# compilermembercjb11023 Jan '13 - 21:09 
huh, does he really want to able to do something like that??
 
That's just nuts.
GeneralRe: Poor, confused C# compilermemberBrisingr Aerowing24 Jan '13 - 1:17 
D'Oh! | :doh: at the example. Why? Why would someone do that?

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NewsTry F# 3.0 - Learn, Create and Share F#, from your browserstaffTerrence Dorsey23 Jan '13 - 14:53 
I'm very pleased to see that the latest and greatest Try F# 3.0 has been released today! Try F# is a web-based tool for learning and exploring F# 3.0, a simple and pragmatic programming language combining functional, object-oriented and information-rich programming. F# is open source and cross-platform, see the F# Software Foundation for details. Microsoft contribute to F# in multiple ways, including the Visual F# tools. This site allows easy learning of key F# principles, creating, editing and running F# code within a browser, and sharing code through the Internet.
Give F# a try. There's (almost) nothing to install.
NewsLudde's FPGA NES - a whole Nintendo Entertainment System in an FPGAstaffTerrence Dorsey23 Jan '13 - 14:53 
I was a bit bored during Christmas, so I decided to construct a whole Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in an FPGA. An FPGA is a programmable integrated circuit, generally programmed using a hardware description language.... Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) was created back in 1985 by the famous Japanese company Nintendo. It was an extremely revolutionary console at its time and was the best selling console for a number of years. I used to play NES a lot as a kid, so I have all those memories of the old games, and had an imminent urge to dig into the inner details of the console to figure out how it worked.
Smart, bored people do such interesting things.
GeneralRe: Ludde's FPGA NES - a whole Nintendo Entertainment System in an FPGAmemberBrisingr Aerowing23 Jan '13 - 15:49 
WOW!

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