No, the general public wants to see what's there, as opposed to some photoshop nerdboy's notion of what it would look like to be on mars if you were a bee.
> I suggest you go through the following > exercise: write a complex number class, then > write an FFT using that complex number class...
I suggest that you don't. It would be very unrepresentative of how one would solve the problem in Java. Instead, write a complex *array* class, and an FFT using that complex array class.
It's not a surprise, but your reasons are mistaken. Note that Java 1.4.2 performed on par with Visual C++ for everything execept trigonometric functions. The reason why its not surprising is that the JVM on Linux stinks. Use IBM's JVM for linux, Sun's for Windows.
Activities favored by the wealthy are legal because the wealthy define the laws. I believe it was Anatoly France who observed that the law, in the blindness of its justice, forbids both rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, or to steal bread.
I don't get how this is extortion or fraud. There are lots of people who charge businesses a consulting fee for identifying security flaws in their systems. It is a perfectly legitimate line of business.
Videogames are not the new radio (a free distribution channel which provides exposure to bands to sell a distinct medium), but the new CD (primary delivery vehicle for content licenses).
Not quite my proudest possession, but I've got one of his notebooks. It doesn't actually have any writing in it, however. A friend works at the Library of Congress manuscript division. When papers are donated, any non-archival materials are discarded, so she gave me one of his *blank* notebooks.
[This is an amusing anecdote. Had this been an actual troll, you would have felt cold steel piercing your lip.]
> One has to wonder, though, about the > potential ramifications of having dangerous > predators exposed to this brain-wasting > illness, and what type of 'unusual behavior' > they'll start to exhibit."
Dogs (including wolves), horses, and rabbits are notably resistant to TSE prion diseases. Nobody knows why, yet.
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I knew that Sweden was very liberal, but
*Radium* dental floss? Do you have the new
Plutonium douche products in stock as well?
> If they want self rule they should have self financing, period.
Why?
By that reasoning, every homemaker spouse is
a prostitute.
There is no truth, therefore I can lie all I want?
Who gives a shit what shape the landscape is, I just want to know what fucking color stuff is.
No, the general public wants to see what's there,
as opposed to some photoshop nerdboy's notion
of what it would look like to be on mars if
you were a bee.
You may be an idiot, but I'm the confused one:
Should this be -1 Troll, or +1 Insightful?
Andrew Tannenbaum said it before Linus did.
> I suggest you go through the following
> exercise: write a complex number class, then
> write an FFT using that complex number class...
I suggest that you don't. It would be very
unrepresentative of how one would solve the
problem in Java. Instead, write a complex
*array* class, and an FFT using that complex
array class.
Those complaints are now obsolete.
According to this
, GCC is faster than ICC for
some purposes (like 64-bit arithematic).
It's not a surprise, but your reasons are
mistaken. Note that Java 1.4.2 performed
on par with Visual C++ for everything execept
trigonometric functions. The reason why its
not surprising is that the JVM on Linux
stinks. Use IBM's JVM for linux, Sun's for
Windows.
Inlining, and "loose" results relative to IEEE-758.
arrrr, ye running dog calvinist lackey.
You should have said freecodecs.com instead.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli/
Activities favored by the wealthy are
legal because the wealthy define the laws.
I believe it was Anatoly France who observed
that the law, in the blindness of its justice,
forbids both rich and poor alike to sleep
under bridges, or to steal bread.
I don't get how this is extortion or fraud.
There are lots of people who charge businesses
a consulting fee for identifying security
flaws in their systems. It is a perfectly
legitimate line of business.
That's why we don't log on the proxies.
How you can describe it as a natural monopoly when there are multiple competing systems in play, I don't know...
> I am a PhD student in mathematical physics
Is there another kind of physics? A kind
that doesn't use all that pesky math?
It's more apposite to ask whether a place can
be "public" if there is no representative
of the "public" present.
Simply being in open air does not make a
place public.
Videogames are not the new radio (a free
distribution channel which provides exposure
to bands to sell a distinct medium), but the
new CD (primary delivery vehicle for content
licenses).
Not quite my proudest possession, but I've
got one of his notebooks. It doesn't actually
have any writing in it, however. A friend
works at the Library of Congress manuscript
division. When papers are donated, any
non-archival materials are discarded, so she
gave me one of his *blank* notebooks.
[This is an amusing anecdote. Had this
been an actual troll, you would have felt
cold steel piercing your lip.]
> One has to wonder, though, about the
> potential ramifications of having dangerous
> predators exposed to this brain-wasting
> illness, and what type of 'unusual behavior'
> they'll start to exhibit."
Dogs (including wolves), horses, and rabbits
are notably resistant to TSE prion diseases.
Nobody knows why, yet.
2.6 is a fantasy. It won't be real
for at least a year, maybe two.