If the creators are omnipotent, technically you could have a circular creation, where a creator creates their own creator at a previous point in time with the impetus to create the other creator.
Either are equally bad from the perspective of a software developer who spends a month trying to work out just exactly what is wrong with their code, especially if something like this occurs on a test machine but not on a development machine.
The company I work for has successfully implemented many such systems based on the HP TRIM software (previously Tower software), which seems to do a pretty good job for both paper and electronic records keeping. It doesn't require any custom code to do most things an organisation wants out of the box, which seems to be a key point in its success.
Easter Island has a spoken history documenting that the fall of the civilization came from over-utilizing the islands resources (i.e. cutting down all the trees) and for the Romans there are many historically documented causes that aren't climate.
If you want a good example of a civilization collapsing due to changes in climate, the Mayans and drought are a much better example.
Most currencies are fairly stable locally, but are less stable internationally relative to other currencies. A shift of a few percentage points in a day isn't unheard of.
Or you could have employee owned companies and get rid of shareholders all together. Give the control to people who have a stake in and add value to the company, instead of people looking for a short term speculative gain or simply turning money into more money.
Or you could cut out shareholders all together and have employee owned companies. Then you have employees with an incentive to both produce a profit and to take care of/not fire the employees.
Yeah, but the hologram can appear anywhere in space between you and the surface of the rectangle. So you can make things appear off the table as long as you expect the viewer to have line of sight through the object to the table.
You would probably need 2 tables, one facing upward, one facing downward (as a table below can't produce light coming from above), but with 2 tables, it should be possible.
Psychopathy as a "disease" corresponds to Antisocial Personality Disorder in the DSM. It is a bit more specific in defining actual negative behaviours that not all psychopaths might exhibit, but it is the typical of the kind of psychopath coming into the mental health system. There is also some overlap with Narcissistic Personality Disorder and others.
Corporate taxes are on profit, raising your prices to offset them is completely nonsensical as any sensible company has already tried to set its prices for maximum profit. They're not going to try and earn less profit and if they can earn more that suggests their prices aren't set for maximum profit. What you're spouting is one of two lies about corporate profit, the other being that it costs jobs in the company (again, because to offset your tax by cutting jobs means your company was not earning maximum profits in the first place with those jobs).
Taxes on sales or on gross income are on customers. Corporate profit taxes are on companies and shareholders.
It's an interdisciplinary field, but it is most definitely also a science, with proper academic Computer Science adhering to the scientific method. It is in fact the scientific study of information and computational processes. It is largely not a natural science, although it can be, because there are natural information processes (for example DNA). Most people trained in Computer Science go on to practice Software Engineering, not Computer Science (which is not unusual, many people trained in a science go on to work in applying the science as technology, not doing scientific research).
If you've ever worked in academic Computer Science you'll know that there is: - A vast amount of empirically collected data based on experiments. - That if you wish to publish, your work has to be reproducible, so other people can verify your data. - Papers come with a falsifiable hypothesis.
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We all know what this research means... we are one step closer to creating Inspector Gadget.
You just offended cow pats everywhere.
It's actually because Larry couldn't understand the word "free" in the context of an Oracle product.
If the creators are omnipotent, technically you could have a circular creation, where a creator creates their own creator at a previous point in time with the impetus to create the other creator.
And no one has mentioned Cryptonomicon yet, how disappointing.
Unfortunately no one has invented a vaccine for being an ass-hat. Until someone does, these things will continue.
Either are equally bad from the perspective of a software developer who spends a month trying to work out just exactly what is wrong with their code, especially if something like this occurs on a test machine but not on a development machine.
It's bad enough sharing a lift with 5 or 6 people for 30 seconds, let alone sharing one with 30 people for a week.
Maybe, just maybe, it was the potato chips they thought were bad?
The company I work for has successfully implemented many such systems based on the HP TRIM software (previously Tower software), which seems to do a pretty good job for both paper and electronic records keeping. It doesn't require any custom code to do most things an organisation wants out of the box, which seems to be a key point in its success.
Brass myself? If I have to be covered in molten metals, at least let it be Gold like Viserys.
Cocaine. Richard Simmons can be explained by cocaine.
Easter Island has a spoken history documenting that the fall of the civilization came from over-utilizing the islands resources (i.e. cutting down all the trees) and for the Romans there are many historically documented causes that aren't climate.
If you want a good example of a civilization collapsing due to changes in climate, the Mayans and drought are a much better example.
Most currencies are fairly stable locally, but are less stable internationally relative to other currencies. A shift of a few percentage points in a day isn't unheard of.
Or you could have employee owned companies and get rid of shareholders all together. Give the control to people who have a stake in and add value to the company, instead of people looking for a short term speculative gain or simply turning money into more money.
Or you could cut out shareholders all together and have employee owned companies. Then you have employees with an incentive to both produce a profit and to take care of/not fire the employees.
Yeah, but the hologram can appear anywhere in space between you and the surface of the rectangle. So you can make things appear off the table as long as you expect the viewer to have line of sight through the object to the table.
You would probably need 2 tables, one facing upward, one facing downward (as a table below can't produce light coming from above), but with 2 tables, it should be possible.
Psychopathy as a "disease" corresponds to Antisocial Personality Disorder in the DSM. It is a bit more specific in defining actual negative behaviours that not all psychopaths might exhibit, but it is the typical of the kind of psychopath coming into the mental health system. There is also some overlap with Narcissistic Personality Disorder and others.
It essentially allows you to write an application in flash, but not have it anchored in the web browser.
In Australia the bank is actually liable if your ATM card is skimmed, as it is their security that has been compromised.
Corporate taxes are on profit, raising your prices to offset them is completely nonsensical as any sensible company has already tried to set its prices for maximum profit. They're not going to try and earn less profit and if they can earn more that suggests their prices aren't set for maximum profit. What you're spouting is one of two lies about corporate profit, the other being that it costs jobs in the company (again, because to offset your tax by cutting jobs means your company was not earning maximum profits in the first place with those jobs).
Taxes on sales or on gross income are on customers. Corporate profit taxes are on companies and shareholders.
The C# and VB.NET versions actually compile to .NET bytecode. The C++ native and Javascript versions obviously don't.
Just for fun I did this... the answer may surprise you.
Me: What would you do if you came across a turtle on its back?
Cleverbot: I would go back in time to see if Jesus was a real person.
It's an interdisciplinary field, but it is most definitely also a science, with proper academic Computer Science adhering to the scientific method. It is in fact the scientific study of information and computational processes. It is largely not a natural science, although it can be, because there are natural information processes (for example DNA). Most people trained in Computer Science go on to practice Software Engineering, not Computer Science (which is not unusual, many people trained in a science go on to work in applying the science as technology, not doing scientific research).
If you've ever worked in academic Computer Science you'll know that there is:
- A vast amount of empirically collected data based on experiments.
- That if you wish to publish, your work has to be reproducible, so other people can verify your data.
- Papers come with a falsifiable hypothesis.