An emphasis on keeping high-quality & intelligent developers. Don't ever let intellectually lazy developers onto your team.
We have a solution for lazy developers. Well, a solution for the whole team. Keeps things simple:
We're adding a little something to this month's developer salaries. First prize is a Cadillac Eldorado. Anybody want to see second prize?
Second prize is a set of steak knives.
Third prize is you're fired.
They Digitally Edited Out the likeness of Bush? An apology is one thing, but why the fuck does anyone need to remaster post-release films which contain accidental heads?
Oh, of course. But pretending that these "breakthroughs in handling uncertainty" are just a minor stumbling block is somewhat silly. These are some of the hardest problems in maths right now, and there are no easy solutions on the horizon.
Not to mention that robotics has many other problems to solve, like sensing pressure, navigating obstacles, and making sense of the visual landscape. All of things combined are not going to happen in ten years.
Ponta is innocent of such allegations. He paid someone to write his thesis so he is the victim here. These infidel hackers who stole from the publications should suffer. People in a position of power should always have the right to pretend to do something without fear of recrimination for work that was totally paid in full years ago! Go find those crooks, damnit!
absolutely agree with this. And while they're at it, get rid of the "www" default nomenclature.
That has nothing to do with tld. As a website admin I can point you to _. or www. or ask.slashdot.org or whatever I want. You typed it in so you need to do the unlearning, not the root.
And this proves the heart of the problem. Users, webmasters, designers, and even web architects can't convince themselves to get rid of www. so how can you expect the whole world to drop.com for.web?
Keep in mind that there is functionality that MS could theoretically provide that Apple and Google have no interest in. For instance, domain managed applications and login, resilient file sharing, group policies, etc. If any of these items surface (pun!), in the new product, there will be at least a corporate buying spree. RIM has nearly fallen off the face of the planet and we still have presidents and CEOs running around with Blackberrys just for the encryption. MS does have an open door here. No clue if they will actually capture it. Part of me feels like they will miss an amazing opportunity.
Why not call the $45 netbook a micro-tablet and beat Apple to the marketing hype? It would fail miserably anyway but at least we would feel really important.
My car has a nanny for the built-in GPS map. You can't do anything while you're driving. even at 2 MPH which means you have to pull over just to select a different destination.
Of course, someone hacked the somnabitch and normal usage is re-enabled. I don't see a point to trying to nanny bad drivers. They suck no matter what you do.
..it was like making him send his final emails using Windows
The problem is twofold. First of all, sending an email using Windows is actually better than using a Mac, which treats email like some archaic throwback to the dark ages. The second is that Jobs hatred of Windows was as much a blessing as it was a curse. There was nothing wrong with giving people a decent car to drive. So what if it is not god's gift to mankind. It is amazing that Steve did what he did but it was driven by his perception of what is better. Ultimately both were businessmen who did well. One left to focus on something else. Both will be dead. Both will be remembered. And it's unlikely that either will fade.
It's nice to see so many cities are willing to help us out by telling us what to buy, then moving those funds to "help people" and "create jobs". The rhetoric is unending and unhelpful. I really don't care if this helps kids for five minutes, because ten minutes from now they'll switch to cheap artificially sweetened drinks that are cancerous. We don't need to talk about that though, just the fact's ma'am.
All the more reason why we need to be protected. Freedom and Security are the same. I believe Google's tight integration with the Universe of Vast Knowledge should provide real-time updates on who is searching for anything related to crimes, or acts of unsociable conduct, and we should be investigating dangerous people all the time. Especially those who thought of doing something bad. Hopefully we will smother them all with their ungood think and trying to hide from the video feed we installed in their internet TVs.
It's a nudge. The law will induce people to drink less soda even though people are allowed to drink as much soda as they want. A variety of studies have shown that people's eating behavior are highly impacted by serving size.
Don't worry more nudges to come. Next the city will levy fines on all 8-slice pizzerias. A new mandate will dictate they be cut into 16 slices to reduce the amount of fat consumed by New Yorkers.
Thank god for the law-by-fiat of the Mayor and his self-appointed Health Dept. No need for a City Council when you can just bypass them.
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Rim is not doing a 'death spiral' says ceo http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/07/03/no-death-spiral-for-rim-chief-executive-says/
An emphasis on keeping high-quality & intelligent developers. Don't ever let intellectually lazy developers onto your team.
We have a solution for lazy developers. Well, a solution for the whole team. Keeps things simple:
We're adding a little something to this month's developer salaries. First prize is a Cadillac Eldorado. Anybody want to see second prize?
Second prize is a set of steak knives.
Third prize is you're fired.
or Tomato, or DD wrt
They Digitally Edited Out the likeness of Bush? An apology is one thing, but why the fuck does anyone need to remaster post-release films which contain accidental heads?
you misspelt anus
Per hole
No American child would be caught dead allowing a Swiss teacher to wipe dirt off their hard-earned American Hot Dogs. Freedom Dogs 4eva!
First, they twisted my ARM, then they twisted my Ethernet, now they're twisting my wireless. I shall twist no more!
... and could possibly happen again this year.
OR will inevitably happen as long as there is a method for corporations to profit more from disaster than from manufacturing.
It sounds cool, but we can get 200k iops on Raid10 SSD without degradation.
Oh, of course. But pretending that these "breakthroughs in handling uncertainty" are just a minor stumbling block is somewhat silly. These are some of the hardest problems in maths right now, and there are no easy solutions on the horizon.
Not to mention that robotics has many other problems to solve, like sensing pressure, navigating obstacles, and making sense of the visual landscape. All of things combined are not going to happen in ten years.
Ponta is innocent of such allegations. He paid someone to write his thesis so he is the victim here. These infidel hackers who stole from the publications should suffer. People in a position of power should always have the right to pretend to do something without fear of recrimination for work that was totally paid in full years ago! Go find those crooks, damnit!
absolutely agree with this. And while they're at it, get rid of the "www" default nomenclature.
That has nothing to do with tld. As a website admin I can point you to _. or www. or ask.slashdot.org or whatever I want. You typed it in so you need to do the unlearning, not the root.
.com for .web?
And this proves the heart of the problem. Users, webmasters, designers, and even web architects can't convince themselves to get rid of www. so how can you expect the whole world to drop
Keep in mind that there is functionality that MS could theoretically provide that Apple and Google have no interest in. For instance, domain managed applications and login, resilient file sharing, group policies, etc. If any of these items surface (pun!), in the new product, there will be at least a corporate buying spree. RIM has nearly fallen off the face of the planet and we still have presidents and CEOs running around with Blackberrys just for the encryption. MS does have an open door here. No clue if they will actually capture it. Part of me feels like they will miss an amazing opportunity.
Why not call the $45 netbook a micro-tablet and beat Apple to the marketing hype? It would fail miserably anyway but at least we would feel really important.
My car has a nanny for the built-in GPS map. You can't do anything while you're driving. even at 2 MPH which means you have to pull over just to select a different destination.
Of course, someone hacked the somnabitch and normal usage is re-enabled. I don't see a point to trying to nanny bad drivers. They suck no matter what you do.
The problem is twofold. First of all, sending an email using Windows is actually better than using a Mac, which treats email like some archaic throwback to the dark ages.
The second is that Jobs hatred of Windows was as much a blessing as it was a curse. There was nothing wrong with giving people a decent car to drive. So what if it is not god's gift to mankind. It is amazing that Steve did what he did but it was driven by his perception of what is better. Ultimately both were businessmen who did well. One left to focus on something else. Both will be dead. Both will be remembered. And it's unlikely that either will fade.
It is not called "tech", it is called "voting booth".
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6778520/the-fall-of-pinterest
http://www.livestrong.com/article/22015-dangerous-additives/
It's nice to see so many cities are willing to help us out by telling us what to buy, then moving those funds to "help people" and "create jobs". The rhetoric is unending and unhelpful. I really don't care if this helps kids for five minutes, because ten minutes from now they'll switch to cheap artificially sweetened drinks that are cancerous. We don't need to talk about that though, just the fact's ma'am.
Fro some reason, rational discussion of Libbers makes me want to roll in dung.
All the more reason why we need to be protected. Freedom and Security are the same. I believe Google's tight integration with the Universe of Vast Knowledge should provide real-time updates on who is searching for anything related to crimes, or acts of unsociable conduct, and we should be investigating dangerous people all the time. Especially those who thought of doing something bad. Hopefully we will smother them all with their ungood think and trying to hide from the video feed we installed in their internet TVs.
It's a nudge. The law will induce people to drink less soda even though people are allowed to drink as much soda as they want. A variety of studies have shown that people's eating behavior are highly impacted by serving size.
Don't worry more nudges to come.
Next the city will levy fines on all 8-slice pizzerias. A new mandate will dictate they be cut into 16 slices to reduce the amount of fat consumed by New Yorkers.
Thank god for the law-by-fiat of the Mayor and his self-appointed Health Dept. No need for a City Council when you can just bypass them.
Current science is wrong.
Unbelievable.
If current science = wrong
and unproven thought = believable
therefor non-science = truth!
You can't remove legs from cockroaches in Europe?