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Moshe Goldfarb
On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 04:53:00 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> ____/ spike1@freenet.co.uk on Sunday 23 March 2008 18:33 : \____
>
>> Hadron <hadronquark@googlemail.com> did eloquently scribble:
>>>> Nearly every top university CS program includes one or more compiler
>>>> courses. They are not always *required* courses, but they are there.
>>
>>> It would seem that Andrew's claims about his "BSc CS" are almost
>>> certainly Rexx'esque if he finds it unbelievable that a CS Degree might
>>> have a component of Compiler design.
>>
>> Nope. I never said that and you know it.
>> A course, an entire course, which is compulsary however.
>> In this environment, is utterly stupid.
>> NOT everyone taking computer science is interested in how things like
>> compilers work to the degree that they need to write their own.
>>
>> That's what modularisation's all about. And I think you'll be hard pressed
>> to find a university that isn't modularised by now.
>
> I've just followed that Google Groups link to a post where I made the statement
> which The "Tim Smith" Entity is referring to. Yes, I said that and Tim's
> rebuttal makes no sense. Motorola does not ask you to buy phones in order to
> help fight AIDS (or plant trees). Recycling is a separate matter altogether.
>
> Also, in GG, without the filters, I keep seeing these lies about my
> qualifications. I graduated from a 5*-rated department (RAE), which is the
> highest rating in the country. In fact, I almost did my Ph.D. in Cambridge
> university, but that doesn't stop the Munchkins from spreading lies.
>
> What type of agents and fans does Microsoft attract?
You're so full of crap Schestowitz.
Your narcissitic personality does not allow you to filter out potential
posts that are related to whatever you post.
You can't help it, it's just the way you are miswired.
So if you expect anyone to believe your Google Groups crap, forget it.
Only an idiot would believe that lie.
BTW almost doesn't count.....
As for lies, *you* must be the one lying.....
http://locusmeus.com/aww/who-is-who.html
"I am a Ph.D. student at The Victoria University of Manchester, expecting
completion in 2006. I work on a MIAS IRC research project at Imaging
Science and Biomedical Engineering, which is a division of the Faculty of
Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing and Pharmacy. I am employed on a casual
employment basis at Manchester Computing and I also retain some duties at
HoRNet support. Prior to this I studied software engineering at the
Department of Computer Science (home of the "Baby", headed by my project
supervisor, Prof. Chris Taylor OBE) where I was involved in a couple of
projects and where, as an external student, I still perform many of my
experiments with AART/MARS."
Looks like your SPAMMING activities have put a mild dent in your study
time.
--
Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots:
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/
> ____/ spike1@freenet.co.uk on Sunday 23 March 2008 18:33 : \____
>
>> Hadron <hadronquark@googlemail.com> did eloquently scribble:
>>>> Nearly every top university CS program includes one or more compiler
>>>> courses. They are not always *required* courses, but they are there.
>>
>>> It would seem that Andrew's claims about his "BSc CS" are almost
>>> certainly Rexx'esque if he finds it unbelievable that a CS Degree might
>>> have a component of Compiler design.
>>
>> Nope. I never said that and you know it.
>> A course, an entire course, which is compulsary however.
>> In this environment, is utterly stupid.
>> NOT everyone taking computer science is interested in how things like
>> compilers work to the degree that they need to write their own.
>>
>> That's what modularisation's all about. And I think you'll be hard pressed
>> to find a university that isn't modularised by now.
>
> I've just followed that Google Groups link to a post where I made the statement
> which The "Tim Smith" Entity is referring to. Yes, I said that and Tim's
> rebuttal makes no sense. Motorola does not ask you to buy phones in order to
> help fight AIDS (or plant trees). Recycling is a separate matter altogether.
>
> Also, in GG, without the filters, I keep seeing these lies about my
> qualifications. I graduated from a 5*-rated department (RAE), which is the
> highest rating in the country. In fact, I almost did my Ph.D. in Cambridge
> university, but that doesn't stop the Munchkins from spreading lies.
>
> What type of agents and fans does Microsoft attract?
You're so full of crap Schestowitz.
Your narcissitic personality does not allow you to filter out potential
posts that are related to whatever you post.
You can't help it, it's just the way you are miswired.
So if you expect anyone to believe your Google Groups crap, forget it.
Only an idiot would believe that lie.
BTW almost doesn't count.....
As for lies, *you* must be the one lying.....
http://locusmeus.com/aww/who-is-who.html
"I am a Ph.D. student at The Victoria University of Manchester, expecting
completion in 2006. I work on a MIAS IRC research project at Imaging
Science and Biomedical Engineering, which is a division of the Faculty of
Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing and Pharmacy. I am employed on a casual
employment basis at Manchester Computing and I also retain some duties at
HoRNet support. Prior to this I studied software engineering at the
Department of Computer Science (home of the "Baby", headed by my project
supervisor, Prof. Chris Taylor OBE) where I was involved in a couple of
projects and where, as an external student, I still perform many of my
experiments with AART/MARS."
Looks like your SPAMMING activities have put a mild dent in your study
time.
--
Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots:
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/