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Comment on: (Brian Will) Object-Oriented Programming is Garbage: 3800 SLOC example

Have you ever actually written anything serious in Java? Everyone I've ecnoutered who says that is completely clueless when it comes to Java.

If you're telling me you could do C# half as efficiently without an ide, you're kidding yourself. You'd be referencing documentation left and right. You still have to consider namespace structure in C#, which is just as tedious in C# as it is in Java.

0 23 Mar 2016 01:34 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
Comment on: (Brian Will) Object-Oriented Programming is Garbage: 3800 SLOC example

First of all, c is not designed for oop, and i doubt you used much of it in your game engine (it is possible but very tedious)

Secondly... C is an old language and designed for a limited ide. Try Java,or c# without an ide or using poor practice (broad import statements) you memorize all the packages exactly

0 22 Mar 2016 18:43 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
Comment on: Creating an AI that writes and improves programs

This is pretty heavily dependent on being able to recognize all possible correct outputs and inputs, which may be significantly more difficult in real world applications.

Software made with this method could also be unreliable. I mean, the only way to prove that the program is correctly implemented would be to either fuzz test all possibly inputs and test all outputs (could take impossibly long) or manually inspect the code (any code produced by a computer would probably be incredibly cryptic to read)

Probably would have been more optimal to choose a small subset of x86 that is turing complete. For example, mov in and of itself is turing complete.

1 20 Mar 2016 14:19 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
Comment on: Programming tip: Stay away from throwing exceptions.

Anyone who has actually done serious programming can tell you that this is absolutely terrible advice. This post reeks of a fundamental misunderstanding of how exceptions are used in actual real-life application.

17 12 Mar 2016 01:31 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
Comment on: Java: Object-oriented Programming Language

Cool story bro. When was the last time you took a look at your local job market?

4 06 Feb 2016 00:35 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
Comment on: Reverse Engineering for Beginners

Also a great read : http://www.amazon.ca/Reversing-Secrets-Engineering-Eldad-Eilam/dp/0764574817

1 29 Dec 2015 01:19 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
Comment on: Decentralized Internet Will Save Humanity!

There really aren't any concrete examples for how this would actually lead to the results stated... I honestly understand bitcoin but how can an interactive website like youtube with tons of server-side logic be decentalized like bitcoin?

2 14 Nov 2015 22:11 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
Comment on: Where should I migrate my projects to (from Github)?

Time to move my mutha fucken project. Fuck github. I'm not even going to read anymore into this shit. What a waste of my time. Whatever, github was subpar to bitbucket in my experience anyways,

3 23 Jul 2015 17:35 u/Naziadolfhitler in v/programming
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