Never said that. Would be more like "If you pretend to be immune to C dangers...". Of course C has its dangers, but even more so when people think they can program in C because they're used to Java or another high level language.
I was wondering how can they can validate precisely the new model, given the - fortunately - few events (large earthquakes) occurring a year. The explanation comes from one of TFAs, "The authors withheld a randomly selected 25% of the mainshock–aftershock sequences from the training data, and used this subset to validate the predictive power of their machine-learning method". So they used the input that built the neural network to validate the model... that, validates the neural network algorithm, but not the aftershocks prediction model! Aftershocks look pretty random, so let see how the model works from future earthquakes!
Lol, fortunately that was a joke. And fortunately Linus still holds the reins. The kernel is highly demanding in terms of dedication, concentration, technical expertise and managing skills (like being able to be tough when necessary), and all these qualities incorporated into a single man is a pretty rare thing nowadays.
"Internet Explorer isn't fully functional as it simply refused to load pages"
It won't load nowadays css and html compliant pages. You have to find one of these old made-for-IE crappy pages.
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AFAIR the TI keys were known to become mechanically unresponsive after a few weeks of use.
what's app?
If you think you are immune to C dangers
Never said that. Would be more like "If you pretend to be immune to C dangers...". Of course C has its dangers, but even more so when people think they can program in C because they're used to Java or another high level language.
...to the incompetent.
Why is it that the dogs always have to get the good stuff first?
Gates and his "640k ought to be enough for anybody" proved he didn't know what was happening within his OS.
It seems we have a different view concerning the meaning of that "withheld"
I was wondering how can they can validate precisely the new model, given the - fortunately - few events (large earthquakes) occurring a year. The explanation comes from one of TFAs, "The authors withheld a randomly selected 25% of the mainshock–aftershock sequences from the training data, and used this subset to validate the predictive power of their machine-learning method". So they used the input that built the neural network to validate the model... that, validates the neural network algorithm, but not the aftershocks prediction model! Aftershocks look pretty random, so let see how the model works from future earthquakes!
I have my own taste. I don't care what you or some other muppet on the Internet thinks. You can't see with my eyes.
In this case either you watch a lot of crap, or you can't see the difference between a good movie and rubbish.
Indeed. Comparing Top 250 movies and Top TV shows, shows start a big higher than movies, then the movies curve decreases faster.
New ERO file-system, not mentioned in TFA, what can that be...
"[by whom]"
By those who want the award to be considered like that.
Lol, fortunately that was a joke. And fortunately Linus still holds the reins. The kernel is highly demanding in terms of dedication, concentration, technical expertise and managing skills (like being able to be tough when necessary), and all these qualities incorporated into a single man is a pretty rare thing nowadays.
This. is the reason why TFA's author says "Nothing confuses me more than The Big Bang Theory's success".
It might work, if you believe in it. Like all placebos.
except...
That was until 2016.
"Internet Explorer isn't fully functional as it simply refused to load pages"
It won't load nowadays css and html compliant pages. You have to find one of these old made-for-IE crappy pages.
Credit cards companies take between 3 to 5%. Apple and Google take 15%, and it used to be 30% until 2016!
And dpreview[dpreview.com] talks a lot about the F-mount, but is not so enthusiastic overall.
The power of the media.
This is both a problem and a rare quality of the language. Even clueless people are able to get some decent output off of PHP.
Interestingly, Intel stock keeps being quite stable.
The microcode feature is there to help you
Except, as GP said, when that prevents you from using freely the CPU it runs into.
"You will not, and will not allow any third party to ..."