Actually MS hosts a huge repository of precompiled javascript snippets gathered by bing crawler and precompiled by M$, then IE just looks up correct snippets as bytecode in local snippet database and executes them fast.
So what they stumbled upon was a published javascript snippet that had a bytecode, so here the fast result.
However modified snippets will be downloaded as soon as bing crawls that discussion, and precompiled again, and pushed into next updates.
However the initial test was written poorly by using dead code. What if Mozilla decides to do deadcode optimization? Good test should actually check if calculated values do match (of course this doesn't exclude option of M$ precompiling actual function results)
2,808 bunches per beam, 1.15×10^11 protons per bunch
and
protons at an energy of 7 teraelectronvolts (1.12 microjoules) per particle
115000000000*2808 = 322920000000000 * 1/1000000 J = 322920000 Joules = 322 Megajoules, and 1 Megajoule is approximately the kinetic energy of a one-ton vehicle moving at 160 km/h. So it just takes 200 cars on highway to achieve kinetic energy of LHC
Haha, that was my first idea too. If you really would want to know what your friends like you ASK them. That's socializing.
Good that I don't use neither bing nor facebook
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Actually MS hosts a huge repository of precompiled javascript snippets gathered by bing crawler and precompiled by M$, then IE just looks up correct snippets as bytecode in local snippet database and executes them fast.
So what they stumbled upon was a published javascript snippet that had a bytecode, so here the fast result.
However modified snippets will be downloaded as soon as bing crawls that discussion, and precompiled again, and pushed into next updates.
However the initial test was written poorly by using dead code. What if Mozilla decides to do deadcode optimization? Good test should actually check if calculated values do match (of course this doesn't exclude option of M$ precompiling actual function results)
However, every geek does want to try it while reading title in favorite RSS reader
Check your model specifications, there should be round soft pads if working from downside.
Btw, you don't use both hands, so only one of pad is in use.
Well, i do both the same way.
You probably don't know how to use Thinkpad TrackPoint(TM) correctly :p
The general idea is to not press it hard, but swivel slightly to the desired direction :p
Nop, I call that red spot "Clitoris", because of the way you touch it
Can it print itself? There's a model picture of itself at the end.
Actually that's wiki-leaki-leaks
Will they set Obama on fire? Or what's the point of him appearing?
If only bookstores would scan them first and find out for what price people are ready to buy..
They are called Business Software Alliance, not Government Software Alliance.. so they should go back to Business and leave governments alone.
Yes, but that group refused to eat when they saw the food.
If only those tunnels were cheap. Lamanche tunnel starts from 90EUR, but ferry costs under 20EUR
2,808 bunches per beam, 1.15×10^11 protons per bunch
and
protons at an energy of 7 teraelectronvolts (1.12 microjoules) per particle
115000000000*2808 = 322920000000000 * 1/1000000 J = 322920000 Joules = 322 Megajoules, and 1 Megajoule is approximately the kinetic energy of a one-ton vehicle moving at 160 km/h. So it just takes 200 cars on highway to achieve kinetic energy of LHC
That's it. I'm gonna build an interaction robot for my cat. So that cat thinks it's sentient and asks it for attention, not me :D
Haha, that was my first idea too. If you really would want to know what your friends like you ASK them. That's socializing. Good that I don't use neither bing nor facebook
Notation might be, but such infinitesmall numbers do exist. See Wikipedia
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This is actually much better proof than any formulas. Just go back to math definitions and it's there.
It took me some time to recall math class and formulas we used to prove it.
whoops. was.. trying.. joke..
<?
$a=1;
$b=0.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999;
echo $a==$b ? "Yes\n" : "No\n";
echo $a===$b ? "Yes\n" : "No\n";
?>
Basic mistake that novices do - forget the type comparison
That's easy.
if 0.999 = 1 then 0.000...1 (infinitely small number that tends to zero) = 0
So now just multiply 0.00...1 infinite times until you get 1 and 0=1
All you have to do now is to prove that / = 1, then you could just type http:1 in your browser to visit /.
What's an electricity bill? You mean you have to pay for electricity?
In Soviet Russia electricity meters you!
Blue screen in size of whole windshield?
Well, that's statistics. They pretend to be called scientists