The systems could get so sophisticated that many, many vehicles could travel in very close proximity at very high speeds. It would be almost like a... train.
Stevens' Advanced Programming in the UNIX(R) Environment is gospel.
Horstmans's Mastering Object-Oriented Design in C++ is an excellent study of OO concepts. The fact that it illustrates its concepts in C++ is irrelevant, although it does make me wonder if it's been updated to Java or something else in wider use these days.
The best was at my old job where I managed the phone switch. I just set my voicemail queue depth to zero. When people called they'd get my recorded message telling them to send me an email.
- "Mr. President, our computer model says you won't invade Iraq."
- "It does, does it? I'm from Texas, boy; no Gosh durn computer's gonna tell me what to do! We start bombing in five minutes! (Dang, I always wanted to say that.)"
If the program's output is available to one of the "players" in the scenario, how does the algorithm account for that?
...or do you simultaneously upload the program to WOPR & Nomad? Hmm...
Almost. More accurately: "500,000 to 750,000 names on the watch list"
Having a very common western name that's no doubt been used as an alias by countless ne'er-do-wells I get stopped every time I fly. No online check-in. No using the kiosk when there's hundreds of people in line. Great system. At least there's still habeas corpus, sort of.
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The systems could get so sophisticated that many, many vehicles could travel in very close proximity at very high speeds. It would be almost like a... train.
Stevens' Advanced Programming in the UNIX(R) Environment is gospel. Horstmans's Mastering Object-Oriented Design in C++ is an excellent study of OO concepts. The fact that it illustrates its concepts in C++ is irrelevant, although it does make me wonder if it's been updated to Java or something else in wider use these days.
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+5 Insightful. Wish I had mod points...
LOL Well done!
The best was at my old job where I managed the phone switch. I just set my voicemail queue depth to zero. When people called they'd get my recorded message telling them to send me an email.
Google cached it for you here.
Lots of people have them. Their number tripled in my office after the holidays.
These litigious douche bags are harming our blessed Internet and we should stop at nothing to end their reign of terror... but tub girl? Cruel.
- "It does, does it? I'm from Texas, boy; no Gosh durn computer's gonna tell me what to do! We start bombing in five minutes! (Dang, I always wanted to say that.)"
If the program's output is available to one of the "players" in the scenario, how does the algorithm account for that?
...or do you simultaneously upload the program to WOPR & Nomad? Hmm...
Having a very common western name that's no doubt been used as an alias by countless ne'er-do-wells I get stopped every time I fly. No online check-in. No using the kiosk when there's hundreds of people in line. Great system. At least there's still habeas corpus, sort of.