DConf 2013 keynote

[skeptical]

In article <kmjqp6$fdf$1 at digitalmars.com>, newshound2 at digitalmars.com says...
> 
> On 5/10/2013 2:31 PM, H. S. Teoh wrote:
> > Note how much boilerplate is necessary to make the code work
> > *correctly*.
> 
> It's worse than that. Experience shows that this rat's nest style of code often 
> is incorrect because it is both complex and never tested. While D doesn't make 
> it more testable, at least it makes it simple, and hence more likely to be correct.

I quip shit like that in other NGs too. The thing is, I haven't given up: I 
don't try to pickup the immature with expressions like "experience shows.. blah, 
blah". You seem to have either conceded, confessed, or given up. I'm "a 
management consultant", that is necessarily to say that if I blurt out stuff 
that I refuse to give to those who would want to pay me for that, and I know 
they will use it to their advantage against others when they don't have any 
right to others' ... well, who does? Who has RIGHT to anyone else's labors, 
efforts, time, knowledge...? 

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You have the lingo now? I mean, "D solves rat's nest style of complex code"... 
thank god you were fired as an apprentice to being an airplane engineer!