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Posted by rush on 10/25/05 13:08
"steve" <a@bc.com> wrote in message news:2667f.12192$xk2.3949@fe06.lga...
> lol...do you not see how what the above communicates is *completely*
> different than:
>
> "it is well known that any technology no matter how superior in theory, if
> used in anger is inferior to any technology used in good will."
>
> while i completely agree with the former, i whole-heartily hold the latter
Yes, my command of English is rather poor, and I have no intentions to
compete with you on that. (it wouild be quite funny for non native speaker
like me to do so). But, I am glad to hear that my second attempt of
communicating my opinion to you was more succesfull.
> with great distain as it is rot with logical fallacy. and even with the
> former, there is a logical exclusion of effective success which doesn't
> require the same familiarity of said technology as does efficientcy...and
my
> complete agreement is likewise only limited to the scope of efficientcy
and
> in no way implies a case/argument for the broke-don't-fix mentality...lest
> we be the most efficient manufacturers of model-T's while the rest of the
> world is about building hybrids.
Things are far from beeing that simple, there is no single universal "right
way" of programming. It is funny how is programming world full of "true
believers" who know the only right way to write programs, yet they rearely
agree between themselves even partially. I would advise anyone to try to
use OOP, but if he is not getting it and/or missusing it, results would
easily be worse than if he had not used OOP.
> "And I can assure that my 25+ years of experience in the field support
that
> statement very well."
>
> thank you for sharing the logical fallacy of argumentum ad verecundiam.
but
> given you wanten disregard for logic in the language of english, it is
> reasonable for me to begin to assume that perhaps your programming
endeavors
> suffer the same fate and discloses itself as "bugs" or
> "anomolies"...language is language after all.
Do you often extrapollate statements from only a few points of data?
rush
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