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|    Maxim S. Shatskih to All    |
|    Re: Fuzzy Logic Operating Systems    |
|    20 Feb 06 18:02:57    |
      XPost: alt.os.development       From: maxim@storagecraft.com              > > Yes, and because these OSes are notably bad, I conclude that probably it       > > was unwise to write them in C...       > >       > I like that! Excellent!!!! :D              Write a better OS then Linux, then we will talk :-) in fact, nobody in the       whole world have written an OS of Linux or Windows quality using Ada or Eiffel.              What I love in Linus's public statements (yes, a Microsoft MVP speaking good       things on Linus :-) ) - is _practical_ bias of them. One of the latest is -       "specs are evil, the one who treats the spec religiously and dogmatically       should remove himself from the kernel work ASAP". Very, very practical. I can       understand him very much. Microsoft follows the similar practice (as described       in some books).              Theoreticians are well-known in declaring everything in the world as stupid,       the inner cause of this is just plain pride of "myself is a great intellectual,       and most other people are idiots".              Such a pride is usually easily hit in a situation where something practical is       required from a theoretician. 3-times-overdesign is nearly a guarantee, so is       the bad performance.              The practician's approach is - "if this is done that way, that this is _for a       reason_, possibly I do not know this reason, but this works and thus is fine,       the mere fact of the thing being working proves that the authors are not       idiots. I could possibly spend some time to discover the exact reason and       possible other ways, but sorry, I have the direct tasks to solve, and thus will       just plain use the feature".              --       Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP       StorageCraft Corporation       maxim@storagecraft.com       http://www.storagecraft.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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