Gods behave in many ways. Some are jealous and quick to anger, and others are inhumanly patient. Some forbid alcohol to their followers, and others get drunk and beat up giants. Some descent to earth in the form of a bull to conduct illicit sexual liaisons with mortals, and others lack reproductive organs altogether. However, without exception, one thing they all have in common is that they never conduct polite discussions of bitwise arithmetic tricks. And yet that is exactly what I see here.

Next time you decide to #include <linus/stdflame.h>, please check to make sure it actually applies to the situation.

What is annoying about this comment is that it compels me to go back and read every other comment you've written. Please write less gracefully next time.

Nice illustration of the problems associated with naive Bayesian classifiers.

I am aware that Linus has that reputation, but glancing over the post and comments, it seemed like a good, factual discussion in this case. Did I miss something?

So in which verse in the bible they talk about bitwise tricks?

Mathew 5:37

Why? I'd say we find optimisation tricks quiet interesting here. I barely saw any sucking up or worshipping in the thread, it was mostly on topic.