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You are managing large projects and your life is getting bad

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amin...@gmail.com

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Mar 24, 2017, 3:47:15 PM3/24/17
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Hello,

I understand more about this C++ forum, Bonita and Stuckle
and Fibble etc. are managing large software projects, and managing
large software projects get you angry and frustrated, and your
frustrations are showing when you respond to my posts, this
is understandable.

But read this:

About my C++ libraries..

I think that Bonita and Stuckle are not getting it right, i have invented
algorithms like my C++ synchronization objects library and also i have written my C++ scalable conjugate gradient linear system solver libraries, it is not about beautifulness of the code, and it is not about the size of
the code. Bonita is not getting it right, she is still speaking of the size
of the code and telling me that my projects are not large projects, she
is thinking stupidly.


Thank you,
Amine MoulAy RAMDANE.

Jerry Stuckle

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Mar 24, 2017, 8:49:34 PM3/24/17
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Amine, I've been programming longer than you've been alive. I've worked
with programmers with less than six weeks of experience who are better
than you.

You are just plain stoopid.

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bitrex

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Mar 25, 2017, 2:09:06 PM3/25/17
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The first chapter of this book gives some good insights into the
psychological nature of Internet trolls. Psychological
reverse-projection, that sort of thing.

<https://www.amazon.com/Falling-Into-Fire-Psychiatrists-Encounters/dp/0143125710>

The chapter is actually about a chronic repeat patient to the
psychiatric unit who repeatedly swallows foreign objects when under
stress, like spark plugs, barbecue skewers, shower curtain rings, etc.

The frightening thing is that apparently in the psychiatric
classification literature, repeatedly swallowing large sharp objects is
categorized a "moderate" level of persistent self-injury behavior..
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