It doesn't even need to be random. Enforce all trades to exist for more than 2 ticks (say 1 second) then no trader will have the 'high frequency' advantage.
Doesn't help with ebay tho
Without going all conspiracy theory, what if this is used by film editors? This would allow them to automatically track changes to any frame in the video being edited. Allowing multiple people to work on the same filmstrip. It may have nothing to do with what gets released to the public.
TFA gives an example "Such simulations can test theories of hurricane formation, climate change, and the spread of disease epidemics, for instance." Which required repeatable random numbers.
For cryptography its fine though.
Can't you use the skyhook principle to launch humans into space with this?
Just attach a long cable to the payload with the human (surrounded by spaceship) at the end of the cable. The longer the cable, the more gradual the acceleration.
You could plug two mice into the Amiga and play 2 player split screen lemmings.
I haven't seen this emulated anywhere yet. Anyone know how to get two mice running on an Amiga emulator?
"Neuromorphic engineering is a new interdisciplinary discipline that takes inspiration from biology, physics, mathematics, computer science and engineering to design artificial neural systems, such as vision systems, head-eye systems, auditory processors, and autonomous robots, whose physical architecture and design principles are based on those of biological nervous systems." from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuromorphic
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It doesn't even need to be random. Enforce all trades to exist for more than 2 ticks (say 1 second) then no trader will have the 'high frequency' advantage.
Doesn't help with ebay tho
Or if you ignore the sea
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=land+area+%2F+earth+population
=0.0219 km^2
Or three football pitches
Although if you have a lot of rain then the damns are full. The electricity is wasted.
Seconded. Think of it as a backup in case of fire. [Had to reword that so it didn't sound like a threat:-)]
I would have charged them $50bn, so by not employing me they have made a saving already! :-(
But now I'm going to have to write off $50bn of losses
Without going all conspiracy theory, what if this is used by film editors? This would allow them to automatically track changes to any frame in the video being edited. Allowing multiple people to work on the same filmstrip. It may have nothing to do with what gets released to the public.
The current price of a 30 year bond is as volatile as shares.
What is less volatile is that you will get fixed coupon payments for the next 30 years.
Blink and you're dead. Don't turn your back. Don't look away. And don't Blink. Good Luck.
Add a light gun and you have a excellent duck-and-cover-shootem-up.
Stored as audio CDs or data CD's?
CD error correction chips and your ears smooth out any data losses in audio CDs.
Blink
That's the one that got the current writer promoted so is a good prelude to the current series.
Unfortunately they aren't all as good as that.
You may enjoy this
http://www.b3ta.com/board/9860403
Imagine if it got to the stage where people tested their knowledge of The Knowledge by taking taxi missions in GTA-London
Nah. The math nerd needs to learn to integrate first. Then multiply.
Mathematics is essential so that you can spot when things will break, and how to fix them. You can't program solid algorithms without it.
TFA gives an example "Such simulations can test theories of hurricane formation, climate change, and the spread of disease epidemics, for instance." Which required repeatable random numbers.
For cryptography its fine though.
I remember having to do this sort of drop-fix with my Amiga 500+
http://www.pocketbookreader.com/PocketBook_301.html
Does lots of formats (inc Djvu)
Takes 32gb SD cards
16 gray scale
Runs linux
Can't you use the skyhook principle to launch humans into space with this?
Just attach a long cable to the payload with the human (surrounded by spaceship) at the end of the cable. The longer the cable, the more gradual the acceleration.
Never by anything from EA that has a date in the title
Or called Facebreaker
You could plug two mice into the Amiga and play 2 player split screen lemmings.
I haven't seen this emulated anywhere yet. Anyone know how to get two mice running on an Amiga emulator?
Cheers
Will this make it easy for developers to piggy back off the 3D glasses method and produce stereoscopic games?
ah...
Pubuntu
I read that as Pub-un-too
Now if I can just fit in a free-as-in-beer joke
"Neuromorphic engineering is a new interdisciplinary discipline that takes inspiration from biology, physics, mathematics, computer science and engineering to design artificial neural systems, such as vision systems, head-eye systems, auditory processors, and autonomous robots, whose physical architecture and design principles are based on those of biological nervous systems." from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuromorphic
Anyone got any more links?