We cannot use renewable resources exclusively. It's just not possible, unless you're willing to make the population starve by using arable land to produce energy instead of food. Do the math.
Sparse reads and writes are not vectorizable and are not cache-friendly. A GPU has fast memory without cache and is not limited by traditional vectorization
1) as I already said, the demographic boundaries are precisely chosen so as to maximize the accident "score". Also I didn't mean usian statistics in particular. In most other countries, driving is not permitted before 18. 2) I cannot help you if pointing it out is not enough for you to reflect on what you said.
You can make statistics say what you want by choosing the right definition of "young" and "old". More expensive cars are quite safer than cheaper cars. Both cars meeting the same basic criteria doesn't mean that one isn't safer than the other.
It's the work of a gamer, but not necessarily that of a video gamer. I can agree that hunting people is a game to deranged people, that doesn't mean video games are any more reprehensible than any other scoring or competitive game, including sports.
Kids can't even speak English correctly, and you want them to half-learn a bunch of useless languages instead of doing something that is fundamentally useful like learning to write with a pen?
"Thinking in C++" is the most famous free C++ book, freely available online. It's not that great, but can a couple of random programming students really make something better?
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We cannot use renewable resources exclusively. It's just not possible, unless you're willing to make the population starve by using arable land to produce energy instead of food. Do the math.
Sparse reads and writes are not vectorizable and are not cache-friendly. A GPU has fast memory without cache and is not limited by traditional vectorization
A GPU is actually pretty good at sparse matrix computations, unlike CPUs.
Working in the office is much better to exchange with your co-workers.
It also makes it much easier to separate working time and family time.
I've telecommuted, and I can tell I am much more productive in the office.
Gambling is based on luck, speculative markets are based on trends.
1) as I already said, the demographic boundaries are precisely chosen so as to maximize the accident "score". Also I didn't mean usian statistics in particular. In most other countries, driving is not permitted before 18.
2) I cannot help you if pointing it out is not enough for you to reflect on what you said.
Both 18 and 35 are young. Also you're stereotyping based on minorities.
You can make statistics say what you want by choosing the right definition of "young" and "old".
More expensive cars are quite safer than cheaper cars. Both cars meeting the same basic criteria doesn't mean that one isn't safer than the other.
Because it makes no sense to restrict ownership of anything at all. It is liberticide.
Who do you think you are to claim people are too stupid to own certain things? You're being judgemental.
Let people have their freedom.
You're saying this as if it would be a good thing to prevent people from building or owning certain things.
It's the work of a gamer, but not necessarily that of a video gamer.
I can agree that hunting people is a game to deranged people, that doesn't mean video games are any more reprehensible than any other scoring or competitive game, including sports.
Older people don't drive as much as young ones do and have safer cars.
Of course they'd run into lethal accidents less often.
The young are rash but they will realize when something bad is going on.
The old are just completely clueless and just don't notice things.
What is this "vaccume" gas you speak of?
Did you mean vacuum? In which case, you realize "nothingness" is not a gas, right?
Kids can't even speak English correctly, and you want them to half-learn a bunch of useless languages instead of doing something that is fundamentally useful like learning to write with a pen?
Young people in good health, with good motor skills and high response time are the worst drivers, right?
You realize you can run Excel/Office on Linux, right?
What else would you like a 6-year-old to be taught? Numerical analysis?
That's software engineering.
Computer science is another thing entirely.
There are plenty of other diagram drawing software, many of which not Qt-based.
What matters is not file formats, but the rendering engine.
What you just described is known as arcade gameplay.
Thunderbird still has major problems with performance, disk usage and connectivity...
"Thinking in C++" is the most famous free C++ book, freely available online.
It's not that great, but can a couple of random programming students really make something better?