On the other hand atom reactors benefit all humanity. And Fermi and Szilard did work on both. Atomic bombs benefitted mostly Western Europe, as in the fifties the Soviets had much more ground troops than Western Europe.
The reason I keep Ubuntu on my machine is because it boots really fast compared to an XP (I have quite a few programs installed on XP and it got rather slow).
Fedore isn't very stable according to my own (very limited) experience.* Also, Ubuntu sports a mediaplayer by default and downloads the required codecs without hassle (doesn't bend over for patents, it just shows a warning screen once that what you do might not legal in all countries, and you might have to get a license for the relevant patents).
Also, dpkg/deb repositories are richer than rpm repositories.
I don't know where you live but in my country HR won't even call you back if you don't have a degree. And call center work around here is dead end, no chanche to move to sysadmin position, as you need a degree for that as well.
"Scientific method should also be put under government control. We can have a ministry of peer review."
I hate to break the news for you, but most universities are goverment funded.
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The Strike raptor is just a design proposal so far, so I don't see how it's an alternative. OTOH the F-35 has 13 prototype crafts. (Silent Eagle has only 1.)
Except that route doesn't exist anymore since there's a glut of people knowing PHP/Java/Javascript, and also most worthy candidates already have a degree, or substantial experience.
The thing is, C# has already macroing capability (and other lispy features) and Java is often dissed for the lack of it. This language seems to address that.
In my university we studied Prolog and SML. Now they're changing SML to Erlang. You can also take up Constraint logic programming for 3 credit. (Europe)
Universities wouldn't switch for a non-typed language as a main platform. C++/Java will continue to be entreched, with a little C# sprinkled on. Also they don't follow flavor of the month.
By the way they embraced Java before it was opensourced, so I don't think they'll make a boycott about Oracle dicking around with its software patents.
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"China has a culture that has been ongoing for more than 5000 years. Not GOVERNMENT"
By that definition Europe has a 5000 years of culture as well. Although at that time some of them were still in Asia.
Also, for a 5000 years they have a pretty shitty standard of living and literacy rates.
What can be more renewable than biomass? Also black locust grows really fast and can be grown in places unsuitable for agriculture.
B-b-but but but Google is good, and Oracle sued them, so Oracle is bad. (I agree on that software patents are really bad.)
"I've personally known vegan powerlifters that showed absolutely no signs of protein deficiency."
Let me guess. Did they drink protein turmixes? (quite a few vegans eat dairy products)
There's a reason Werner von Braun referred to his group as "prisoners of peace".
http://www.makeuseof.com/tech-fun/computers-are-racist/
On the other hand atom reactors benefit all humanity. And Fermi and Szilard did work on both.
Atomic bombs benefitted mostly Western Europe, as in the fifties the Soviets had much more ground troops than Western Europe.
The reason I keep Ubuntu on my machine is because it boots really fast compared to an XP (I have quite a few programs installed on XP and it got rather slow).
What's the difference between Kubuntu and installing KDE from the the software center on a vanilla Ubuntu?
Fedore isn't very stable according to my own (very limited) experience.* Also, Ubuntu sports a mediaplayer by default and downloads the required codecs without hassle (doesn't bend over for patents, it just shows a warning screen once that what you do might not legal in all countries, and you might have to get a license for the relevant patents).
Also, dpkg/deb repositories are richer than rpm repositories.
* even non LTS Ubuntu releases
I don't know where you live but in my country HR won't even call you back if you don't have a degree. And call center work around here is dead end, no chanche to move to sysadmin position, as you need a degree for that as well.
Maybe Gnome3 and Unity just wants to keep up with the Joneses.
"Scientific method should also be put under government control. We can have a ministry of peer review."
I hate to break the news for you, but most universities are goverment funded.
The Strike raptor is just a design proposal so far, so I don't see how it's an alternative. OTOH the F-35 has 13 prototype crafts. (Silent Eagle has only 1.)
So you started before the crisis. That's a pretty huge difference.
Except that route doesn't exist anymore since there's a glut of people knowing PHP/Java/Javascript, and also most worthy candidates already have a degree, or substantial experience.
Yet, it's totally normal for busniness school majors to go in it for the money.
I would welcome however to have a built in clone() method, if it pretends to be object oriented.
" at least, not without consent of their parents/guardian. That spells "child" to me."
If they were child, they weren't allowed to marry even with parental support. So it's obviously somewhere inbetween.
The thing is, C# has already macroing capability (and other lispy features) and Java is often dissed for the lack of it. This language seems to address that.
I guess you're choosing your programming languages to brag about how 'tuff' you're.
In my university we studied Prolog and SML. Now they're changing SML to Erlang. You can also take up Constraint logic programming for 3 credit. (Europe)
Universities wouldn't switch for a non-typed language as a main platform. C++/Java will continue to be entreched, with a little C# sprinkled on. Also they don't follow flavor of the month.
By the way they embraced Java before it was opensourced, so I don't think they'll make a boycott about Oracle dicking around with its software patents.
Is PORN killing BARREL ROLL?
Nothing, it's just the usual bitchfest :)
However for GUI stuff Netbeans is quite nice.