Coding tricks I learnt at Apple

Re:Coding tricks I learnt at Apple by michaelcampbell on Friday June 10, 2011 @11:33AM (#2641208)

The article's title is "Tricks I Learned At Apple: Steve Jobs Load Testing"; the use of "learnt" must have been from whiskers who posted it.

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Re:Coding tricks I learnt at Apple by whiskers on Friday June 10, 2011 @11:40AM (#2641237)

I'm from the UK - learnt is perfectly valid here!

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Re:Coding tricks I learnt at Apple by michaelcampbell on Friday June 10, 2011 @11:44AM (#2641263)

<nod> I wasn't asserting that you were wrong, only that the user to whom I replied that implied the author of the article used it incorrectly was wrong in his assertion.

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Re:Coding tricks I learnt at Apple by smiler on Friday June 10, 2011 @12:30PM (#2641445)

With that sentence construction, you could be a lawyer :)

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Re:Coding tricks I learnt at Apple by svdad on Friday June 10, 2011 @12:44PM (#2641496)

With that sentence construction, he must be a Perl programmer.

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Re:Coding tricks I learnt at Apple by michaelcampbell on Saturday June 11, 2011 @09:14PM (#2645359)

Thanks... I think? I'm a programmer by trade, and perl is but one of many languages I use with regular frequency.

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Re:Coding tricks I learnt at Apple by marshray on Friday June 10, 2011 @02:23PM (#2641907)

Yeah, but so is 'kilt'.

In the US, we consider that poor grammar, as in: "I done did kilt three of 'em skeeters on me yesterday."

OK, maybe yours is a noun, but still!

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