Why would you have any other hobbies? I have lots of hobbies -- networking, security, theory, and practical programming.
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Anonymous2008-05-26 18:17
>>15
Sometimes I wish I had some boring filler ❝interests❞ to pull out on the few occasions when I encounter people IRL. Then I remember that paying attention to those things makes me feel dead inside, so I gb2 the computer.
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Anonymous2008-05-26 18:17
I have many hobbies. I often lurk on haxMYanus and I program.
I like lurking in /b/ and trolling sepplers in /prog/, like OP has been doing constantly.
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Anonymous2008-05-26 18:30
>>16
You can talk about your latest pornvideo or how you haxed my anus last night.
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Anonymous2008-05-26 18:43
I downloaded some CP the other day that a /b/tard ripped off youtube before it was deleted. It reminds me of how I haxed >>19's anus last night.
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Anonymous2008-05-26 19:25
I hax anii, and moralfag in my free time.
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HAX MY ANUS MEME FAN2008-05-26 19:39
I am pleased to see many of my fellow /prog/rammers also enjoy haxing anii as a hobby.
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Anonymous2008-05-26 19:50
Sometimes when asked if I have any hobbies, I just make something up, like for example my friend asked me why I couldn't come to his birthday party the other day. I told him that I was going on a hiking trip. Instead, I sat at home and read SICP and programmed a small project I am working on in C.
>>29 >>31
Yes it does. Take 2-bit uint variables a and b which both contain decimal 2 (binary "10"). If you do a+b you get binary "00"; overflow. I think I may have been trolled.
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Anonymous2008-05-27 10:37
>>30
But we do use Touring machines all the time! C++ is a perfectly touring-complete language, according to my book.
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Anonymous2008-05-27 11:32
>>33
However, the computer it's running on has finite memory, and thus, fails to qualify.
I can only assume that Mr. Failforce is misinterpreting the naming of Intel's condition flags as a statement that anything not explicitly named "overflow" is not an overflow. So let's have a look at the ia32 developer's manual, shall we?
CF (bit 0) Carry flag — Set if an arithmetic operation generates a carry or a borrow out of the most-significant bit of the result; cleared otherwise. This flag indicates an overflow condition for unsigned-integer arithmetic. It is also used in multiple-precision arithmetic.
OF (bit 11) Overflow flag — Set if the integer result is too large a positive number or too small a negative number (excluding the sign-bit) to fit in the destination operand; cleared otherwise. This flag indicates an overflow condition for signed-integer (two’s complement) arithmetic.
No, an overflow is represented by the OVERFLOW FLAG, you fucking retard. The carry bit has a positive value when the sum of 2 binary values are greater than what a register can represent. Then, you can move the carry to another register, and you can store the correct result in 2 registers (double) or you can omit the carry and get a wrong result (single).
Now go outside, take some gasoline & matches, and combust yourself. You are the cancer that is killing /prog/
>>49-51 Fuuuuck.
It's been a while since I last saw someone get so thoroughly defeated over the Internet. This is why no one sane makes serious posts with a name on /prog/.
Hijacking this thread for a request, does anyone have a link to the thread with the SQL dump of world4ch?
Can't find what I want even with site:dis.4chan.org inurl:prog in the keywords, ever since we got taken off on the main page by default, Google started hating us.