++ ATOT official NEF thread part IV ++

[IndyColtsFan]

C allows you to start coding right away but it's very low level. OO programming requires you to first learn a new way of thinking. The OO paradigm. Before actually doing any coding. It's a lot more initial investment but it's really how all modern coding is done and large projects just couldn't be done nowadays without OO desing.

I'm still partial to Assembly code.

 

[MotF Bane]

I'm still partial to Assembly code.

Lulz.

 

[Locut0s]

The cold is getting to you


New Year's Eve

Fuck.

I don't have a cold.

I had a blocked colon / intestine. VERY painful and had to clear it up with an enema I still feel persistently nauseous and my intestines ache all over. I may have IBS or something like it.

Chugging the water and laxatives right now. Hoping to get regular.

Also started my workouts again and changing my diet.

Also changing up the antidepressants I'm on.

 

[alfa147x]

dude wtf. "cold" as in the relative temperature of Canada. Not your butt problems

Fuck.

 

[Locut0s]

I'm still partial to Assembly code.

PUSH A
MUL A B

Dealing directly with with registers etc. Yuck. But it's extremely efficient for some things and probably the only way to go with you are programming for special chips.

 

[IndyColtsFan]

Lulz.

Assembly rocks. Do they even make you take any form of it in school nowadays? I took 3 different courses -- one was x86 assembly, then DSP 56000 assembly, and then DSP 96000 assembly. Not to mention my time with C64 assembly as a kid.

 

[Locut0s]

dude wtf. "cold" as in the relative temperature of Canada. Not your butt problems

Fuck.

Haha lol

How was I supposed to know what you meant. It's not cold here in Vancouver. lulz

 

[Locut0s]

Assembly rocks. Do they even make you take any form of it in school nowadays? I took 3 different courses -- one was x86 assembly, then DSP 56000 assembly, and then DSP 96000 assembly. Not to mention my time with C64 assembly as a kid.

Depends on the degree and school I think. Yeah they do still teach it.

 

[Rubycon]

I'm still partial to Assembly code.

Nothing wrong with that. Familiar with HAL by chance?

 

[alfa147x]

The cold. Meaning the cold air
Your cold. The cold that your body possess

 

[alfa147x]

Nothing wrong with that. Familiar with HAL by chance?

Yes. Can we have him banned from l&r and The Garage?

 

[IndyColtsFan]

Nothing wrong with that. Familiar with HAL by chance?

Yes, he annoys all of AT with his inane babbling. :awe:

 

[Locut0s]

The cold. Meaning the cold air
Your cold. The cold that your body possess

Sure, sure. Again relatively speaking GA is hot compared to Vancouver any time of the year. But Vancouver is warm compared to the rest of Canada so I don't think of the air as being cold.

*goes and turns the thermostat up in his Igloo*

 

[IndyColtsFan]

Depends on the degree and school I think. Yeah they do still teach it.

My degree was EE. Pascal was required and I believe the x86 assembly course was too. That was a hardware/software course; we had 80186 dev. kits with interfaces where we could connect circuits we made to make control mechanisms. I remember making an elevator control mechanism (I believe it was that course).

 

[Rubycon]

Yes, he annoys all of AT with his inane babbling. :awe:

That's a different HAL. Someone thought it would be cute to take each sequential letter after IBM to get HAL and add 9000 to it because, well it sounds cool and stuff. <you know>

 

[alfa147x]

Sure, sure. Again relatively speaking GA is hot compared to Vancouver any time of the year. But Vancouver is warm compared to the rest of Canada so I don't think of the air as being cold.

*goes and turns the thermostat up in his Igloo*

I turned the heat on for the 1st time this year

 

[MotF Bane]

Nef.

 

[MotF Bane]

Assembly rocks. Do they even make you take any form of it in school nowadays? I took 3 different courses -- one was x86 assembly, then DSP 56000 assembly, and then DSP 96000 assembly. Not to mention my time with C64 assembly as a kid.

Nope. C is it for EE's now.

 

[alfa147x]

3 new models in town:
http://www.modelmayhem.com/2461452
http://www.modelmayhem.com/2454390 (Twins)

 

[zzuupp]

That's a different HAL. Someone thought it would be cute to take each sequential letter after IBM to get HAL and add 9000 to it because, well it sounds cool and stuff. <you know>

I've heard conflicting stories. It might have been just a coincidence.

 

[Locut0s]

I turned the heat on for the 1st time this year

What's the average temp like there around this time of year? Here it's in the single digits C around now. So like around 41F. It does get blow zero in Dec and Jan but not a huge amount. NOTHING like the rest of Canada where it can easily hit -30C (-22F) or much less.

 

[eldorado99]

ned

 

[alfa147x]

1211

 

[alfa147x]

What's the average temp like there around this time of year? Here it's in the single digits C around now. So like around 41F. It does get blow zero in Dec and Jan but not a huge amount. NOTHING like the rest of Canada where it can easily hit -30C (-22F) or much less.

 

[MotF Bane]

Nef.