Danas sam naletio na nešto vrlo zanimljivo, pa si mislim vjerojatno bi se tu mogao naći još netko kome će se to svidjeti.

bert hubert - DNA seen through the eyes of a coder

"The genome is littered with old copies of genes and experiments that
went wrong somewhere in the recent past - say, the last half a million
years. This code is there but inactive. These are called the 'pseudo genes'.

Furthermore, 97% of your DNA is commented out. DNA is linear and read
from start to end. The parts that should not be decoded are marked very
clearly, much like C comments. The 3% that is used directly form the so
called 'exons'. The comments, that come 'inbetween' are called 'introns'.

These comments are fascinating in their own right. Like C comments they
have a start marker, like /*, and a stop marker, like */. But they have
some more structure. Remember that DNA is like a tape - the comments
need to be snipped out physically! The start of a comment is almost al-
ways indicated by the letters 'GT', which thus corresponds to /*, the end
is signalled by 'AG', which is then like */.

However because of the snipping, some glue is needed to connect the
code before the comment to the code after, which makes the comments
more like html comments, which are longer: '<!--' signifies the start, '-->'
the end."

Zgodan tekst. Još da su mi nano sonde da se malo poigram s vlastitim .exeom...

Čini mi se hrabro s tvoje strane. Kad ti recimo izraste treće oko onda ćeš sjest pred debugger i pokušati shvatiti što se desilo - "Oh, a bio sam 100% siguran da ova sitna izmjena ovdje nema utjecaja na ostatak programa!"

Svejedno bi me veselilo. Osim toga, s 3 oka bih vjerojatno prije uočio bug.

Djipi je napisao:


sram te i stid bilo

john_st je napisao:


Znači li to da i svaki programer instiktivno teži prema bloatwareu?

Riba je napisao:


To im je u DNA!