Dear usually implies great *qualitative* value, or value that is hard to put a lower bound on. Hence why your strawmen are confused by its usage in this case.
I'm sure a lot of folk think that their field of knowledge is vital stuff to know. Automobiles are a significant part of our society, yet is not knowing how combustion engines work as bad as being illiterate?
Besides, fewer people that know programming means more job security and less competition for me.:P
Yeah, how do people get from a building in one city to a building in another? The precision required for this trajectory is well beyond what most could do . . . unless they had some kind of mysterious mechanism to continually alter their course during their travels. But such is obviously beyond our best engineers.
Or, you know, the PC market may just be retreating into its respective niche of the computing market. Doesn't mean it's dying. Bold claims should be backed up by solid evidence and sound reasoning.
I presume that the team is well aware of this. My bet is that the breaking down of the cells would be over a long stretch of time, thus the benefit of having a bunch of the dye while there is only a small amount of it accumulating in the tissues at any point in time.
We just landed a giant robot the size of a car in a manner that we'd expect from a james bond movie. The type of computers nasa uses shouldn't even register on the scale of how fuggin awesome this mission is.
I can easily fix this article for the proper implications.
Breathing Human Beings Could Be Labeled as Suspicious
"According to this article printed in tagesspiegel.de, being a living mammal could be the first sign that you are a mass murderer.(German) As examples they use Norwegian shooter Anders Breivik, who is a homo sapien and the newer Aurora shooter who was also a person. They already consider those requiring life support as also suspicious, but now they are suggesting that anyone who is healthy altogether may be even more suspicious. While it is already established that places like hospitals and clinics are no good for zombies, the dead, and ghosts; the undead will have to take a back seat while more and more insane articles like this come out. This line of thinking could sure help morgue businesses."
Given that cats get free shelter, food, protection, and medical attention in exchange for occasionally giving affection on their own terms, who're the stupid ones in this relationship?:P
But unfortunately my computer broke a while back, and buying a new one is waaaaaaaaaay out of the question.:/
Though I still am working on the server side of the game for the competition, since I can still can operate it with a CLI. Probably won't be done for submission, but it's something I want to work on anyways:D. I'm a CS student in need of coding practice anyways, and I'm one of the crazy mofo's trying to write it all in c.
If a robot is taught or programmed by a human, it is liable to make the same mistakes as the human. If it is self taught, it is bound to make a whole lot more mistakes in the learning process, which likely never ends.
Normally I'd agree with you, but in this case bytes is better than bullets, IMO. If the future of warfare is more about breaking machines and less about killing people, well it is a step up.
Yeah, at this point it's just a publicity stunt. The cynic in me doesn't believe Carreon is dumb; look at all the extra attention and internet traffic this little affair has started.
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Dear usually implies great *qualitative* value, or value that is hard to put a lower bound on. Hence why your strawmen are confused by its usage in this case.
When are they going to come out with the feature where it installs on OS X without requiring a human sacrifice? :P
A lame one at that. *Real* civ players get money from cities . . . by pillaging them. :P
I'm sure a lot of folk think that their field of knowledge is vital stuff to know. Automobiles are a significant part of our society, yet is not knowing how combustion engines work as bad as being illiterate?
:P
Besides, fewer people that know programming means more job security and less competition for me.
Yeah, how do people get from a building in one city to a building in another? The precision required for this trajectory is well beyond what most could do . . . unless they had some kind of mysterious mechanism to continually alter their course during their travels. But such is obviously beyond our best engineers.
Knowledge of natural selection mechanisms are often used in mathematical modeling, and guess who's a big user of mathematical models?
Or, you know, the PC market may just be retreating into its respective niche of the computing market. Doesn't mean it's dying. Bold claims should be backed up by solid evidence and sound reasoning.
I presume that the team is well aware of this. My bet is that the breaking down of the cells would be over a long stretch of time, thus the benefit of having a bunch of the dye while there is only a small amount of it accumulating in the tissues at any point in time.
If you're particularly passionate or motivated, it isn't the end of the world.
Linux Apache Matlab PHP?
Just remember to not smoke in the chamber. It's bad for your lungs.
With tags, what more do you need to know?
We just landed a giant robot the size of a car in a manner that we'd expect from a james bond movie. The type of computers nasa uses shouldn't even register on the scale of how fuggin awesome this mission is.
First of all, the Linux userbase is really small to begin with. Within that small userbase, you have two relatively large groups:
1. The ideologues, who really believe in RMS's idea that proprietary software is unethical. 2. The cheapskates, who aren't going to pay for software.
Who's left to sell to?
[citation needed]
Also if that's true, then how come the highest average payment per player are linux users, for the humble bundle as of now?
Breathing Human Beings Could Be Labeled as Suspicious
"According to this article printed in tagesspiegel.de, being a living mammal could be the first sign that you are a mass murderer.(German) As examples they use Norwegian shooter Anders Breivik, who is a homo sapien and the newer Aurora shooter who was also a person. They already consider those requiring life support as also suspicious, but now they are suggesting that anyone who is healthy altogether may be even more suspicious. While it is already established that places like hospitals and clinics are no good for zombies, the dead, and ghosts; the undead will have to take a back seat while more and more insane articles like this come out. This line of thinking could sure help morgue businesses."
I was unaware that Hades had a Wall Street too. :P
I'm your stereotypical pro-linux, anti-MS geek, but I have to admit that I found this rather amusing.
Given that cats get free shelter, food, protection, and medical attention in exchange for occasionally giving affection on their own terms, who're the stupid ones in this relationship? :P
Is it 24 or 32 bpp?
Heh, I can see the ads now: "You wouldn't steal a galactic assault cruiser . . ."
But unfortunately my computer broke a while back, and buying a new one is waaaaaaaaaay out of the question. :/
Though I still am working on the server side of the game for the competition, since I can still can operate it with a CLI. Probably won't be done for submission, but it's something I want to work on anyways :D. I'm a CS student in need of coding practice anyways, and I'm one of the crazy mofo's trying to write it all in c.
If a robot is taught or programmed by a human, it is liable to make the same mistakes as the human. If it is self taught, it is bound to make a whole lot more mistakes in the learning process, which likely never ends.
Because we're supposed to be a civilized nation that doesn't kill people for difference of political opinion?
Normally I'd agree with you, but in this case bytes is better than bullets, IMO. If the future of warfare is more about breaking machines and less about killing people, well it is a step up.
Yeah, at this point it's just a publicity stunt. The cynic in me doesn't believe Carreon is dumb; look at all the extra attention and internet traffic this little affair has started.