The good news: I'm a finalist for a programming contest! | The Coffeehouse

Randolpho
Hacker On Steroids

The bad news: it's the OMGWTF programming contest.

Check it out

Minh
WOOH! WOOH!

Congrats! But why didn't you create a VirtualElectron for your project?

Lloyd_Humph
If Blackberrys are addictive cellphones, Channel9 is the ultimate addictive website.

Grats, hope you win.

Randolpho
Hacker On Steroids

Minh wrote:
Congrats! But why didn't you create a VirtualElectron for your project?

What? That's crazy-talk! Big Smile

anand.t

congrats.

Minh
WOOH! WOOH!

Randolpho wrote:

Minh wrote:Congrats! But why didn't you create a VirtualElectron for your project?

What? That's crazy-talk!

No! VirtualQuark is crazy. VirtualElectron is totally reasonable.

joe.regularjoe.006.9
I’m just a regular Joe, with a regular job...

Good and congrats!

(i thougt, OMGWTF -> Oh My God, What The **** Embarassed

, my bad. Nice setup of words.)

Angus
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Congratulations and good luck!

Remember to tell us if you win.

Angus Higgins

Randolpho
Hacker On Steroids

joe.regularjoe.006.9 wrote:
Good and congrats!

(i thougt, OMGWTF -> Oh My God, What The **** , my bad. Nice setup of words.)

Oh, it means that too. Big Smile

SlackmasterK
I write my OWN blogging engines

joe.regularjoe.006.9 wrote:
Good and congrats!

(i thougt, OMGWTF -> Oh My God, What The **** , my bad. Nice setup of words.)

The website was previously known as "The Daily WTF", which fit nicely into geek/dev culture. Then a couple months ago the guy changed it to "Worse Than Failure". I've noticed that the site has gotten less and less funny as the new title gets older and older.

CannotResolveSymbol
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Write a VHDL interpreter for it and you've got a circuit simulator... this is only a ridiculous concept if you only work in software Wink

Randolpho
Hacker On Steroids

CannotResolveSymbol wrote:
Write a VHDL interpreter for it and you've got a circuit simulator... this is only a ridiculous concept if you only work in software

If I ever got around to writing something to compile/execute software for the VirtualCPU, it would definitely be a VHDL interpreter.

That way I would be building software that simulates hardware but runs as software on hardware that executes as software on the actual hardware.

Oh, and I'm now tied for second place in the Viewer's Choice poll.