> And thanks to Sir Turing and his friends, you know you can always solve the problem with whatever language/system you have.
> And thanks to Sir Turing and his friends, you know you can always solve the problem with whatever language/system you have. I'm tired of hearing this. Theoretically true, but infeasible in practice. Try to build an OS in JavaScript and see how long it takes you.
Posted by copperx on Jul 9, 2015, 11:40 PM
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> And thanks to Sir Turing and his friends, you know you can always solve the problem with whatever language/system you have.
copperxJul 9, 2015, 11:40 PM
> And thanks to Sir Turing and his friends, you know you can always solve the problem with whatever language/system you have. I'm tired of hearing this. Theoretically true, but infeasible in practice. Try to build an OS in JavaScript and see how long it takes you.
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