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Started by nullsquared Sep 5, 2005 at 5:57 PM 23 replies 2.7k views
stylin
stylin
25 last July - I'm the youngest. I win.
:stylin: "Make games, not war." "...if you're doing this to learn then just study a modern C++ compiler's implementation." -snk_kid
Sr_Guapo
Sr_Guapo
18, damn...
Sean Henley [C++ Tutor]Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Toolmaker
Toolmaker
I'm 3 years old, I program since I was 1 month, and my parents signed a contract so I could visit this site.

I win!
 
stylin
stylin
Quote:
Original post by Toolmaker
I'm 3 years old, I program since I was 1 month, and my parents signed a contract so I could visit this site.

"I don't know what's wrong with him, Charles! He keeps throwing exceptions!"
:stylin: "Make games, not war." "...if you're doing this to learn then just study a modern C++ compiler's implementation." -snk_kid
zike22
zike22
4 years old baby. 1st grade what now...

ok maybe not, try 16.
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"Facts are chains that bind perception and fetter truth. For a man can remake the world if he has a dream and no facts to cloud his mind." - The Emperor, WarHammer 40K
Cibressus
Cibressus
damn, i feel old at 18...i better figure out something before i throw a expectation.
Mercury
Mercury
I'm 314 years of age this month. I've found the secret to living forever and I'm not telling any of you.

Nyah nyah.

Hmm... If one "found" a way to live forever and it was practical and free to replicate, would it be construed as murder to not give it to people?
Programmer One
Programmer One
I am an unborn fetus. I communicate with the Internet using telepathy.
Extrarius
Extrarius
Quote:
Original post by Mercury
[...]Hmm... If one "found" a way to live forever and it was practical and free to replicate, would it be construed as murder to not give it to people?
Yes, and if you did give it to people it would be construed as damnation since then the religious couldn't meet their maker.
"Walk not the trodden path, for it has borne it's burden." -John, Flying Monk
Mercury
Mercury
Quote:
Original post by Extrarius
Quote:
Original post by Mercury
[...]Hmm... If one "found" a way to live forever and it was practical and free to replicate, would it be construed as murder to not give it to people?
Yes, and if you did give it to people it would be construed as damnation since then the religious couldn't meet their maker.

Excellent...

Carry about your business, peons.
I Like Bread
I Like Bread
I turned 26 today. BORK!
______Numbermind StudiosCurrently in hibernation.
cowsarenotevil
cowsarenotevil
16 since a few days ago, and already feeling outdated. But hey, I've been a member since 13 and have used this site for longer than that, so I get credit there. I'm sure there are people younger than 13 actually reading the articles instead of spending hours posting in the lounge, though.
-~-The Cow of Darkness-~-
GarlandIX
GarlandIX
I was 12 when I first started coming to this site (16 now). I know there have been younger people, definately in the 10-11 year old range, not sure if there have been many who are younger than that.
------------------------------BASIC programmers don't die, they just GOSUB and don't return.
jbadams
jbadams
I'm 20, and I've been coming here since I was about 15-16, although I spent a long time lurking before I actually started to post.
- Jason Astle-Adams
Rayno
Rayno
19, and in the middle of my quarter life crisis.

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