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Rep!
No object is so beautiful that, under certain conditions, it will not look ugly. - Oscar Wilde
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The joy of doing something good, especially atound Christmas! 
*Starts singing*
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas... Q and A todaaaay!
My blog[ ^]
public class SanderRossel : Lazy<Person>
{
public void DoWork()
{
throw new NotSupportedException();
}
}
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You mean that everyone posting QA questions is full of Christmas Spirit?
Yes, that would make some sense.
They are all drunk! 
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It is not a stackover flow [^] , You can search for Delphi programmers who work with DotNet ,and live in Netherlands  .
*Search engine will display list of people who satisfy your search criteria.
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4. You will be directly connected to :
a. 100 Nigerians who wish to share immense fortunes with you.
b. 100 Russian dating sites
c. an uncountable number of pron sites.
d. an uncountable number of scams that will attempt to install malware, or phish for personal information to be used for nefarious purposes.
e. the CIA
f. NSA
g. Homeland Security
h. other security and intelligence services in many other countries
«OOP to me means only messaging, local retention and protection and hiding of state-process, and extreme late-binding of all things. » Alan Kay's clarification on what he meant by the term "Object" in "Object-Oriented Programming."
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So...situation normal then?
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Ah say one copacetic wid' I and I i-ditate here on de stoop of de shanty, Bredda, nah a John Crow in de sky.
«OOP to me means only messaging, local retention and protection and hiding of state-process, and extreme late-binding of all things. » Alan Kay's clarification on what he meant by the term "Object" in "Object-Oriented Programming."
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I and I glad to hear dat mon.
Hopefully yuh ave som bea an high grade to help yuh relax drough de evening.
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You want to talk secret? This is how.
a6NP0RMKhRtmo9Pn4lnbRuO+3KfdcjjzEU3qruvgT7MjxzHCkqy/1o/qm03jybcA
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Secret? No, that was clear as day if you speak Jamaican!
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That's a naughty, naughty thing to do when the OP isn't a native speaker. 
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Incidentally, the code does have a meaning. It's genuinely encrypted nonsense, not random gibberish.
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I thought it probably did - I'm just too lazy to try and decode it!
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Well I know what you're missing.
And yes.
It isn't worth the effort.
However; imagine a billion facebook users all using a variant. Chaos! Boring comments that could mean the end of civilisation as we know it! Excuse me. I dropped my Chewit. 
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BillWoodruff wrote: Ah say one copacetic wid' I and I i-ditate here on de stoop of de shanty, Bredda, nah a John Crow in de sky.
Babylon says: get back to work.
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I rather avoid d) but a) and b) seems good! 
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[I up vote your comment]
*Yes this will be Risky,but as search result will be a list of real persons computers, you can rate those people.
*The real benefit of such search engine is that can communicate with others who interested in your request.
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BillWoodruff wrote: c. an uncountable number of pron sites.
Countable if you have both hands free...
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So, a really intrusive and annoying version of Google Hangouts then. Oh, does your engine take into account that I might be at work, or in a meeting, or home asleep?
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*Google Hangouts not enable you to search for people who ....."interested for something you search"?
*Your computer will be Online/Offline as you like.
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And for those with smartphones? Sorry to say, but this idea is lame.
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Pete, aren't all 3 things of those the same? They are for Nagy, anyway!
Life is like a s**t sandwich; the more bread you have, the less s**t you eat.
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Um.
Let's take this site, just as an example.
There are 11,085,281 members, all of which are likely to be developers of some form. Even if your natural language query somehow eliminates 99% of those, that leaves you with 110,852 people to "connect with".
How long is it going to take a "normal human being" to go through and rate all of them? And bear in mind, most Google searches never get to page two - the bulk of questers are satisfied in the top four or so links and don't even look any further.
So apart from a rather worrying speed dating list, what is this idea going to do for people in the real world? Please, do bear in mind when you answer that this site is abnormal: most of the "regular users" are of above average intelligence, whereas the general standard of "mass market" web sites cater for those who seem to be substantially below average. And even negative in some cases...
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ibrahim_ragab wrote: *You are a programmer and want to ask all programmers who interested in AOP a question, how can you do this?
Code Project, or a variety of LinkedIn groups, meetup.com
ibrahim_ragab wrote: *You are a student and want to ask other students how to study math for example?
I would hope that a modern college/university would provide some sort of networking features. Otherwise, the traditional approach of getting together with students in the cafeteria and having a study group is what I always used to do.
Again, meetup.com
ibrahim_ragab wrote: *You are director of company and want employees within your city.
That's what head hunter agencies are for. 
IMO, a search engine is the wrong approach. There are existing and good technologies out their already for getting people together with like interest.
Marc
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Why are you wasting time on the lounge? Go code it, buy the domain, get it up on the web, see how it goes
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