Found out from twitter that dmr passed away.
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Found out from twitter that dmr passed away.
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Yep. RIP dmr, one of the most influential computer scientists to ever live. You will be missed.![]()
Originally Posted by The Jargon File
a sad day in computer science indeed![]()
That really is sad. Shame there was nothing on the BBC News. Lots on Steve Jobs, but not a mention of dmr?
Very sad indeed. Extremely intelligent computer scientist - genius in my book. Probably more than half the reason any of us have a job or anything to talk about on this forum.
This forum probably wouldn't even exist...this forum
Manasij Mukherjee | gcc-4.8.0 @Arch Linux
Slow and Steady wins the race... if and only if :
1.None of the other participants are fast and steady.
2.The fast and unsteady suddenly falls asleep while running !
OMG! I didn't know!...
Rest in Peace dmr... I really wish I'd met the guy who built a programming language that influenced my entire life!...
Respect!...
Devoted my life to programming...
Not the greatest of pioneers in my opinion, but nevertheless...
Rest in peace. At least you created something positive in the world.
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よく聞くがいい!私は天才だからね! ^_^
I think I wrote more lines of text in C than in my native language. Maybe I am over-stretching it a bit, but if I remove stuff that I wrote during my schooling days I am definitely positive about it. So what can I say? RIP, Mr. Dennis M Ritchie.
PS, Wikipedia states he died 5 days ago!?! Isn't Twitter invented precisely because to keep us all up to date with everything that's going on?
Last edited by idelovski; 10-13-2011 at 09:05 AM.
RIP Dennis.
Dammit!![]()
Originally Posted by brewbuck:
Reimplementing a large system in another language to get a 25% performance boost is nonsense. It would be cheaper to just get a computer which is 25% faster.
From ashes to ashes, dust to dust, into the earth with one big thrust!
Seriously, though: If it weren't for this thread, I might not have known so thanks kermit. I doubt I would find programming so interesting if it weren't for C given my history, so I owe DMR a lot myself.
Originally Posted by phantomotap
I am now much more confident that this is not a hoax, but the reports are still sketchy, including concerning the exact date of his alleged passing. ZDNet's article quotes a statement by Jeong Kim, president of Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, but I have not actually seen the statement published by Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs.Originally Posted by idelovski
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