Re: Bob's 'Self-aggrandizing ignorant' Count: Was: What databases have taught me

From: George <george99may_at_gmail.com>
Date: 26 Jun 2006 20:11:36 -0700
Message-ID: <1151377896.484057.211500_at_c74g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>


Marshall wrote:
> Andrew McDonagh wrote:
> > Dan wrote:
> > >
> > > So Andrew, do you have any interesting comments or opinions concerning
> > > the other content of the post, other than counting words?
> > >
> > > Where do you think Bob was wrong, or right?
> > >
> >
> > Oh God, Dan, I like others, gave up trying to find wisdom, knowledge or
> > anything of use within Bob's post, long ago.
>
> Well, gee, Andrew, at least when you say that you're not even
> trying to understand Bob, that is more honest than when you
> say that Bob isn't actually saying anything. The fact that the
> problem lies with you vs. Bob is an important distinction.
>

Marshall, why are you sucking up to Bob? Why is he allowed to post whatever trash he wants, yet you come running to his rescue?

Look at Andrew's effort as a tongue in cheek or even polite way of saying "Bob stop posting trash".

And I'm sure Andrew isn't the only one wanting to express that sentiment.

>
> > Its just too tiring, they are hidden so well within his insults.
>
> What, you can't tell the insults from the content? Here's an idea:
> take some of Bob's posts, pull them in to your favorite text
> editor, and edit out the insults *and only* the insults.
>

What content? The only useful things he says are directly plagiarized from Chris Date.

> Try it:
>
> Bob Badour wrote:
> >
> > OO is a computational model and not a paradigm unless by 'paradigm' one
> > means an example of a computational model. Idiot. Further, it is a
> > computational model comprising a collection of features useful for
> > constructing large unpredictable state machines from small predictable
> > state machines or otherwise picked arbitrarily in the mid to late 1960's
> > for what seemed expedient at the time.
>
> becomes:
>
> > OO is a computational model and not a paradigm unless by 'paradigm' one
> > means an example of a computational model. Further, it is a
> > computational model comprising a collection of features useful for
> > constructing large unpredictable state machines from small predictable
> > state machines or otherwise picked arbitrarily in the mid to late 1960's
> > for what seemed expedient at the time.
>
> Not all that hard, really. And you're left with something that is
> actually
> quite well written, and quite cogent.

And this you provide as a good example of quality content. That's the worst definition of OOP I've ever seen "Large unpredictable state machines", yeah right.

These newsgroups were way more polite and informative before you guys showed up so don't gloat about any "well written, cogent" content. It's just filthy trash! Received on Tue Jun 27 2006 - 05:11:36 CEST

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