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OriginalGriff wrote: just give the facts from my experience
My facts are that I've managed to not get COVID for almost two years now and the chances of me getting it anytime soon are slim.
It's one of the perks of being a semi-hermit 
OriginalGriff wrote: But that bad day was nowhere near as bad as the best day I had with the "real thing".
The "real thing" is probably going to manifest itself as a mild flu if I should ever get it.
And yes, I realize that's what most unvaccinated people in the hospital were saying, but I was willing to take my chances until the government more or less forced it on me.
If you're 50+ or in a risk group I'd recommend taking the vaccine, if you want to go out and party, please take it.
If you're like me and not in a risk group and don't go out much (and need an excuse to stay at home), don't get it if you don't want it.
Whatever you decide... It's a personal choice and should at all times be respected.
I can tell you that people who end up in the hospital are not doing it to spite society.
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In the near future it will be endemic and sooner or later you will become immune either way.
Your choice is whether immunity comes from vaccine or disease.
For me that choice was simple.
That said, you probably won't need a booster in the near future, better save that for countries in a better need.
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Apparently it exists, but I cannot find anything by googling. There is something called 4C/ID which appears to be a design model so finding info on just 4C (supposedly a derivative of C) is pretty hard.
I may have to maintain an app written in 4C.
Thanks.
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Where does 4C come from, who developed the language?
How about this?
4C/ID Home - Four-Component Instructional Design[^]
Edit - If I had read ALL THE WORDS I would have seen you already found that.
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
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MarkTJohnson wrote: If I had read ALL THE WORDS I would have seen you already found that.
No worries. I don't think 4C/ID is the same as 4C, but at this point I have no idea. It could be.
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wikipedia's site has this:
4C, the production code for the 1975 Doctor Who serial The Ark in Space
Well, it's "production code" 
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raddevus wrote: code
Different kind of code, I believe. 
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newbie_12 wrote: Different kind of code, I believe. 
I bet it's a CMake/Clang/CLion C/C++ development environment.
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No, but C4 will make your code go with a bang.
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"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
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How about:
"
To the best of our knowledge, FORE-C is the first attempt at the design of a synchronous language for the deterministic parallel programming of embedded multicores. A FORE-C compiler has been developed that targets a general purpose multicore architecture with cores based on the Xilinx MicroBlaze softcore processor.
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This paper proposes the ForeC language for the deterministic parallel programming of CPS applications on multi-core execution platforms. ForeC's synchronous semantics is designed to greatly simplify the understanding and debugging of parallel programs.
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PIEBALDconsult wrote: ForeC
Ahhh! I'll bet that's it. Thank you. 
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I was reading this thread and 4C sounded familiar, but only when PIEBALDconsult typed it as FORE-C it clicked.
I have seen this before but never used it. Microblaze CPUs support C/C++ and, better yet, the Linux Kernel so that was what was used in the project. We installed Linux on it with a console interface and ended up using Java for the applications (I know, resource overkill  ).
I do not know what ForeC makes different or is better at.
To the OP: search for "ForeC" which gives more results. Their project seems to be GitHub - PRETgroup/ForeC: Tools developed for the ForeC synchronous parallel language[^] but does not seem to have much documentation.
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I realize that's just a stereo type.
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I'll get your coat.
Real programmers use butterflies
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As opposed to what? A mono tone?
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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Oh, good joke. I finally got it. I had to mullet over.
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What do you get when you cross an '80s hair band with a fish?
BonChovy!
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No wonder they named their hit album Slippery When Wet.
Jokin On A Prayer.
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Back in the 80's, I had one of those "Bonnie Tyler" SatNavs.
It keeps telling you to "Turn around!" and every now and then it falls apart.
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How does David Byrne from Talking Heads look these days?
Same as he ever was, same as he ever was.
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Don't stop now, it's a miracle, a breakthrough, let someone else bite the dust.
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Don't know who wants to live forever, but 80s jokes will.
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I don't know why you used the plural when there can be only one.
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Some folk are too young to remember the eighties. I, on the other hand, am to old to remember the eighties. 
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