A primary assumption in your analysis is that the underlying phenomena is correctly represented with a poisson distribution. It may be a good assumption, but I am sure it's still arguable. This is one of the reasons why employing stats is a bitch.
What I found truly popular in the disparate countries I visited is fried chicken. Don't care how poor or rich the country, if they are a target market for KFC, you'd see groups of fat people gorging on buckets of them.
Like everything else, the Chinese killed the papyrus market by flooing it with their new-fangled paper thing. This dirty writing business, Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhcckk-PTOOO!
Yep. What little I remember of stats is that it is an extraordinarily delicate tool, every little theorem is couched in uber cautious qualifications. All the more reasons to be cautious of stat-based findings of math-impaired social scientists, and medicine isn't all that far ahead in terms math literacy.
"Let's face it, you DO NOT need to physically be in a classroom to learn computer science. Hell, most old line universities are so far behind the IT curve that it's become a bit of a joke in the IT field."
Computer science is not IT.
Cookie-cutter lower-level math and science courses (excluding labs) seem well suited for online learning, I agree.
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So, anyways, you get a lot of spam, eh?
This is the same website with a bogus security story (straight from PR press I think) just a while back. Maybe slashdot should filter that site?
And spam goes with th'e potatoes.
Hey, mods, sprinkle some "insightful" mod points to the post above.
I feel farty so I'll let it out.
A primary assumption in your analysis is that the underlying phenomena is correctly represented with a poisson distribution. It may be a good assumption, but I am sure it's still arguable. This is one of the reasons why employing stats is a bitch.
Sorry for the stink.
Bugs are also bugs of the land. Does your algorithm ends with gorillas dying off in the winter?
First thing that pops into my head is lawsuit. Crazy country.
What I found truly popular in the disparate countries I visited is fried chicken. Don't care how poor or rich the country, if they are a target market for KFC, you'd see groups of fat people gorging on buckets of them.
Fried Chicken©!!!
The devastating 1-2 combo with: Potato Chip©.
We are now THE global IP superpower. Take that all you fat foreign bastards, I mean, our valued customers!
It's the routine planned Monday outage.
Like everything else, the Chinese killed the papyrus market by flooing it with their new-fangled paper thing. This dirty writing business, Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhcckk-PTOOO!
Dang, someone thinks I'm young. Must be my lucky day.
They find you out through your ever-accumulating enemies. MUAHAHAHAHAH!!!
Yep. What little I remember of stats is that it is an extraordinarily delicate tool, every little theorem is couched in uber cautious qualifications. All the more reasons to be cautious of stat-based findings of math-impaired social scientists, and medicine isn't all that far ahead in terms math literacy.
You're merely reinforcing the GP's point.
My bad - your post (GP) reads like a sarcasm of sort.
Damn man, that's one powerful coolaid you had. Which flavor was it?
"Let's face it, you DO NOT need to physically be in a classroom to learn computer science. Hell, most old line universities are so far behind the IT curve that it's become a bit of a joke in the IT field."
Computer science is not IT.
Cookie-cutter lower-level math and science courses (excluding labs) seem well suited for online learning, I agree.
What your problem? You don't got no lawn?
Funny world we live in. Car noise became so ubiquitous, we "need" them.
We heard you like converting, so...
Words in laws are like numbers on restaurant bills. Nevertheless, I look forward to the actual verbiage.
Man, this makes SOOOOOOOO angry. Someone should write a song about this.
On further reflection, it would be prudent to ignore blackjack and drugs in favor of the remaining and more vital investment.
True. "Basement" is a state of mind.
To add to the fun:
RVs are big buses. Campers (trailers) are what we call winebagos. Look'em up.