RE: Question
RE: Question
- Subject: RE: Question
- From: "Smith, Bradley" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2001 16:11:25 -0000
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If you can read plain English, you might have noticed "almost
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surely"
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(instead of "surely") and "I don't think" (instead of "I
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know" you are
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imposing on me here). That's called "probability".
You still made an assumption that you are right and he is wrong.
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Nobody's interested "IN _YOUR_ OPINION". Anybody _should_ be
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interested in
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facts, though, and those are that
Why would people be less interested in my opinion that yours? At least I
stated it as an opinion. You state your opinions as fact.
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(i) the _complete_ Cocoa consists of just 226 classes (mentioned in
What has that got to do with this guy's problem?
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Well, going back to what I said -- "I am pretty positive
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that's the main
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raison'd'etre of this list: to tell people who are not
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experienced enough
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what they're doing wrong, to help them to do it better and
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with less effort
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next time".
No. It's a cocoa development list. It's for people who are developing cocoa
apps to ask for the help of others who have more expecience in developing
cocoa apps. It's not a place to belittle other people's experience of other
development platforms or languages.
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SB> Cocoa newbie,
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...
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SB> fan of template classes
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SB> fan of multiple inheritance
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SB> fan of strong typing
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Sounds quite like
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Mac OS newbie, fan of MS DOS command line, fan of mouseless
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interfaces, fan
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of 8.3 filenames.
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Actually it sounds nothing like that as you well know.
Brad