Actually there was a way to construct an earth centered model which was called the Tychonic Model. (IE Planets go around the sun, the sun and moon go around the earth.) It was my understanding only the Catholic church used it. Of course once you have Newtonian mechanics you have to give up the idea the earth doesn't move.(But they didn't have them at the time.)
Very true, he taught me to cook salmon
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Then again it now seems kind of simple that it's amazing I ever thought it was difficult. (IE thaw, brush oil/butter on both sides, sprinkle both sides with kosher salt and pepper, use pan with either some butter or oil and cook each side for 2 minutes.)
So wait, that's where that came from?
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You know, since it covered staples like twinkies and deep fried food does that mean this book covers deep fried twinkies?
Macro in C/C++. (That auto code generation.) That sounds like it kind of sucks in Java. (The guy I'm talking about did it in C/C++. To make matters worse, he got his code wrong so he had to fix it 70 times and then retest.)
Consider making it function, especially when you've repeated the same 8 damn lines over 70 times. (Yes, I've seen that one too. Yes it bit the guy writing it in the ass and no it wasn't me, I had to code review it.)
Mostly because the acid in the soda catalyzes the hydrolysis of sucrose anyway. (IE the acid causes sucrose to combine with water to get fructose/glucose which is what makes up HFCS.)
I mean the one that was on the 6-button pad for the Genesis, the japanese Saturn pad, and on the Saturn analog controller. I mean that was easily my favorite d-pad and anyway Sega would probably sell it cheap anyway.
I mean the whole older guy who won't listen to anybody. (The one we had wrote very ugly code and wouldn't create functions. Well actually it was because he always screw them up when he tried to write one.) I guess he was also a cobol programmer at one point because I said something that mentioned cobol coders and the idiot thought I was insulting the old timers. (For what it's worth what I said was basically "Even though the plans were to get rid of our current system that we had been using for the past 10 years in the next year or 2 don't be surprised if that happens. I bet if you asked alot of cobol guys in the 60's and 70's how long do you think your code will get used they wouldn't have said 30 to 40 years." Yup, he thought that was an insult and kept interrupting me when I tried to point out that it wasn't actually an insult.)
But propagation speed is a signficant fraction of C. (66 to 96 percent http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_electricity ) Admittedly you've got a point, they've already gotten past 3GHZ. (I'm just wondering how much faster they can get before signal speed is actually the limiting factor.)
But it always seems when those filters get applied the image is blurry. (Which I'm guessing is an issue when mapping pixels.) Hmm, if you had a high resolution could you avoid the blurriness?
multiple resolutions? I mean Suppose you had a screen that had a huge resolution. (IE in the millions.) Then if you wanted to do say some standard resolutions like 1280X1024 or 800X600 you could just pick some nice multiple of either of those figures and used most of the screen. (You might have to leave a few lines of pixels off the bottom and right if the screen wasn't an even multiple but if the pixels where extremely small this wouldn't be a problem.) Wouldn't that make the math very quick and easy? (IE if all you had to do is convert your square pixel an resolution X to say a 5X5 square made out of smaller pixels.)
I might be totally different if I hadn't had that crazy bitch teacher in first grade who hated smart kids? Man isn't that a figurative kick in the nuts.
Running off your own exhaust? Like other have written I don't think that's legit. Still, if you could make gasoline out of air even if you had to add energy it could still be useful. Basically you're making a pumpable battery out of air. On top of that after you're done "discharging" your battery it turns back into air. Never mind the fact that if you could create this the infrastructure to use it is already here. (Let me guess, either they can't scale it up or it's no where near efficient enough.) Actually come to think of it if you could do that you could use it to solve issues with wind farms and solar power. (IE when the sun is out and the wind is blowing store the extra energy as gasoline in huge tanks and have your plant burn it when the sun is down or the wind isn't blowing.
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Actually there was a way to construct an earth centered model which was called the Tychonic Model. (IE Planets go around the sun, the sun and moon go around the earth.) It was my understanding only the Catholic church used it. Of course once you have Newtonian mechanics you have to give up the idea the earth doesn't move.(But they didn't have them at the time.)
Then again it now seems kind of simple that it's amazing I ever thought it was difficult. (IE thaw, brush oil/butter on both sides, sprinkle both sides with kosher salt and pepper, use pan with either some butter or oil and cook each side for 2 minutes.)
You know, since it covered staples like twinkies and deep fried food does that mean this book covers deep fried twinkies?
I mean this reminded me of Holy Grail where they're reading that text on some wall where apparently he died while writing it.
Macro in C/C++. (That auto code generation.) That sounds like it kind of sucks in Java. (The guy I'm talking about did it in C/C++. To make matters worse, he got his code wrong so he had to fix it 70 times and then retest.)
Consider making it function, especially when you've repeated the same 8 damn lines over 70 times. (Yes, I've seen that one too. Yes it bit the guy writing it in the ass and no it wasn't me, I had to code review it.)
q since that makes no sense. (Yes, I've seen an open source project with a stack that had the name 'q'.)
So for example apparently the kind in soda is HFCS 55 which 55/45 split of F/G or 1.25:1 .(So a little more fructose but not a huge amount.)
Mostly because the acid in the soda catalyzes the hydrolysis of sucrose anyway. (IE the acid causes sucrose to combine with water to get fructose/glucose which is what makes up HFCS.)
I mean so they can make a "modern" board for a desktop machine that doesn't require 2 6-pin connectors and draw 200 watts.
I mean the one that was on the 6-button pad for the Genesis, the japanese Saturn pad, and on the Saturn analog controller. I mean that was easily my favorite d-pad and anyway Sega would probably sell it cheap anyway.
I mean the whole older guy who won't listen to anybody. (The one we had wrote very ugly code and wouldn't create functions. Well actually it was because he always screw them up when he tried to write one.) I guess he was also a cobol programmer at one point because I said something that mentioned cobol coders and the idiot thought I was insulting the old timers. (For what it's worth what I said was basically "Even though the plans were to get rid of our current system that we had been using for the past 10 years in the next year or 2 don't be surprised if that happens. I bet if you asked alot of cobol guys in the 60's and 70's how long do you think your code will get used they wouldn't have said 30 to 40 years." Yup, he thought that was an insult and kept interrupting me when I tried to point out that it wasn't actually an insult.)
But propagation speed is a signficant fraction of C. (66 to 96 percent http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_electricity ) Admittedly you've got a point, they've already gotten past 3GHZ. (I'm just wondering how much faster they can get before signal speed is actually the limiting factor.)
Since if it's anything close to the purity they used to use in ME-163 (T-Stoff) it'd give you severe chemical burns.
But it always seems when those filters get applied the image is blurry. (Which I'm guessing is an issue when mapping pixels.) Hmm, if you had a high resolution could you avoid the blurriness?
multiple resolutions? I mean Suppose you had a screen that had a huge resolution. (IE in the millions.) Then if you wanted to do say some standard resolutions like 1280X1024 or 800X600 you could just pick some nice multiple of either of those figures and used most of the screen. (You might have to leave a few lines of pixels off the bottom and right if the screen wasn't an even multiple but if the pixels where extremely small this wouldn't be a problem.) Wouldn't that make the math very quick and easy? (IE if all you had to do is convert your square pixel an resolution X to say a 5X5 square made out of smaller pixels.)
when I hear people use the word "titmouse" http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/homerjs/giggle.wav
What can you expect? Can you really trust a guy with "Ass" in his last name?
Of course the wiki gives a similar example http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayes'_theorem#Example_1:_Drug_testing
StarWars and the Empire Strikes Back of course.
He should have said that he thought this was the worst train of thought since his crazy idea of network computers replacing desktops in the mid 90's.
I might be totally different if I hadn't had that crazy bitch teacher in first grade who hated smart kids? Man isn't that a figurative kick in the nuts.
I mean can you honestly trust a plant that produces rape seed?
But then again the main reason I hate them is because I'm a wrestling fan and they got wrestling taken off of TBS.
Running off your own exhaust? Like other have written I don't think that's legit. Still, if you could make gasoline out of air even if you had to add energy it could still be useful. Basically you're making a pumpable battery out of air. On top of that after you're done "discharging" your battery it turns back into air. Never mind the fact that if you could create this the infrastructure to use it is already here. (Let me guess, either they can't scale it up or it's no where near efficient enough.) Actually come to think of it if you could do that you could use it to solve issues with wind farms and solar power. (IE when the sun is out and the wind is blowing store the extra energy as gasoline in huge tanks and have your plant burn it when the sun is down or the wind isn't blowing.