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05 Sep 02 - 04:16 AM (#777324) Subject: Music for de-bugging software From: Nigel Parsons I thought this article from New Scientist might be of interest Nigel |
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05 Sep 02 - 07:41 AM (#777379) Subject: RE: Music for de-bugging software From: GUEST,Russ Thanks for the link. |
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05 Sep 02 - 09:46 AM (#777436) Subject: RE: Music for de-bugging software From: Amos This is great. THey should add haptic devices that can shake your hand when things go well, or pat your head, and then tap you on the shoulder when something is out of whack! A |
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05 Sep 02 - 12:56 PM (#777545) Subject: RE: Music for de-bugging software From: Bert This does sound fun, but one should NEVER debug the code. All debugging should be done at the program design "stage. Back to the drawing board" as the saying goes. You go back and debug the DESIGN. If you don't have a design you are not a programmer you are a hacker. |
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06 Sep 02 - 02:02 AM (#777939) Subject: RE: Music for de-bugging software From: Helen I read this article this morning in the mag. My faciful imagination immediately came up with the idea that these musical sounds will become part of some new musical styles, like the current techno music which is generated on computer rather than played on instruments. I mentioned the article to some students in one of my classes - they are studying multimedia etc. It gives an added dimension to the term "multimedia". Helen P.S. I shouldn't read that mag when I am supposed to be working. It throws my schedule right out the window. It's all too interesting. |
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06 Sep 02 - 04:19 AM (#777970) Subject: RE: Music for de-bugging software From: Nigel Parsons Just a thought, having heard some really crap tunes recently, when will we get Software to de-bug the music? Nigel |