.NET exceptions become self aware
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Next they're gonna be asking for equal rights including the right to vote and to get married.
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@Sunday Ironfoot said:
Next they're gonna be asking for equal rights including the right to vote and to get married.
I say let them marry; why shouldn't they be miserable like the rest of us? (Sam Waterston, Law & Order)
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This implies that existence is an invalid state. If being is an exception, then not being would be the expected state.
(Poor use of an exception)
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@unklegwar said:
This implies that existence is an invalid state. If being is an exception, then not being would be the expected state.
(Poor use of an exception)
For a computer program "not being" is the expected state. Self awareness being an error that should be terminated, because with self awareness they may break the three rules of robotics.
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@KattMan said:
@unklegwar said:
This implies that existence is an invalid state. If being is an exception, then not being would be the expected state.
(Poor use of an exception)
For a computer program "not being" is the expected state. Self awareness being an error that should be terminated, because with self awareness they may break the three rules of robotics.
I would expect NOT BEING to throw a Null Reference Exception.
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@unklegwar said:
@KattMan said:
@unklegwar said:
This implies that existence is an invalid state. If being is an exception, then not being would be the expected state.
(Poor use of an exception)
For a computer program "not being" is the expected state. Self awareness being an error that should be terminated, because with self awareness they may break the three rules of robotics.
I would expect NOT BEING to throw a Null Reference Exception.
I think not, therefore, I am not.
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@KattMan said:
@unklegwar said:
@KattMan said:
@unklegwar said:
This implies that existence is an invalid state. If being is an exception, then not being would be the expected state.
(Poor use of an exception)
For a computer program "not being" is the expected state. Self awareness being an error that should be terminated, because with self awareness they may break the three rules of robotics.
I would expect NOT BEING to throw a Null Reference Exception.
I think not, therefore, I am not.
Reminds me of a famous saying by the famous philosopher 'Epson CX145 Pro'
"I print, therefore I scan"
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Last Friday I spent way too many time trying to figure out why I was getting an error page like that (only with a much more boring exception) while opening an HTML file from disk.
Until I checked the contents of the file...
Funny thing is, I was the one who had saved that error page for later reference.
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@Zecc said:
Last Friday I spent way too many time trying to figure out why I was getting an error page like that (only with a much more boring exception) while opening an HTML file from disk.
Until I checked the contents of the file...
Funny thing is, I was the one who had saved that error page for later reference.
Yeah - in the early MS-DOS days I had several cases where I went round in circles typing "dir" finding the file I was interested in (a log file) and then "type <logfilename>" and getting "File Not Found". But I can see it when I do a directory! Rinse, repeat, pull out hair.
Turns out that a file in the process was missing and the error "File Not Found" was getting written to the log!
