And the reason tuition rates are going up is because of the increase in the money supply in the higher education system, which itself is entirely caused by the increased availability and ease of acquiring of student loans.
They've been really nasty and partisan for more than 10 years now.
The scientists keep finding facts that the Republicans don't believe, so the Republicans cut their budget in retaliation. And you think it's the *scientists* that are the partisan ones.
A) The size of the debt is irrelevant, as long as the GDP growth keeps pace. B) We could easily afford it. Raise the income tax on the wealthy, problem solved.
No, it isn't. You just *want* it to be shit because you either don't believe it, or you accept as gospel everything that comes out of Donald's mouth (or both).
But bubble sort is a horrendous sorting algorithm with no practical applications. For homework, do some research and then tell us why your post was wrong.
I've been programming professionally for almost 20 years and I couldn't write a function on the fly to balance a binary tree, even if I was wide awake and refreshed; never mind after having been on a plane for 24 hours. It's not something I've ever, ever had to deal with except maybe in when the professor mentioned it in passing during algorithms class in college.
. But if you can't code a sorting algorithm without a reference,... then you don't have the skills I need.
Except for a very small subset of the industry, the only skill you need to code a sorting algorithm is knowing how to type in the search box on google (or stackoverflow). Or know how to call whatever the sort() function is in whatever language you're using.
It's simply not knowledge that's relevant anymore.
. And at that time all of the Unixes were walled off proprietary prison camps and ran on workstations that at that time cost a couple tens of thousands of dollars. Linux ran on a common PC.
Microsoft had a version of Unix (Xenix) in the 80s that could run on x86 boxes.
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but for REAL WORLD applications, a TR makes a LOT more sense than the X299 based Intel offerings.
In the REAL WORLD neither one of them make sense for gaming.
Where is she going that a 4-year degree is only 18K? Does that include housing and food?
Every objective measure is markedly better.
On the other hand, reality.
And the reason tuition rates are going up is because of the increase in the money supply in the higher education system, which itself is entirely caused by the increased availability and ease of acquiring of student loans.
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anyone who can't have zero memory leaks directly using malloc and free shouldn't be coding anyway."
This part is actually true.
rigged her primary to destroy her opponent
No, she didn't, but thanks for playing!
She was the epitome of liberal elite
As opposed to Trump, whose entire persona is based around the fact that he's rich?
So the Guy who cleared Clinton of all charges even after she had classified material on a home computer is now feeding the rumor mill again.
You misspelled "The guy who helped Trump get elected by blabbing unfounded info about non-existent links between Clinton and Anthony Weiner."
For instance I disagree that they're being manipulated by Russia, there is no proof for it so why believe the claim?
You're joking, right?
when was the last time someone actually had the guts to propose spending cuts to ANY federal government programs?
Uh, Barack Obama?
We're finally at a point where we *have* to reign it in
No, we don't.
doesn't mean it should be excluded from the axe.
Yes, it does. All that stuff you listed is a mere drop in the bucket compared to the big ticket items (eg, the DoD).
They've been really nasty and partisan for more than 10 years now.
The scientists keep finding facts that the Republicans don't believe, so the Republicans cut their budget in retaliation. And you think it's the *scientists* that are the partisan ones.
You want to try again?
We have been sending the credit card bill to future generations for decades.
Protip: The national budget is nothing at all like a household budget.
A) The size of the debt is irrelevant, as long as the GDP growth keeps pace.
B) We could easily afford it. Raise the income tax on the wealthy, problem solved.
What exactly about him is any different from Bush?
While Bush was a bumbling fool, I think he genuinely believed he was doing the right things for the country.
I think Trump only cares about doing the right things for Trump.
The Hillary Derangement Syndrome is strong with this one.
Wow, all three of the people in your bubble commented on it?!
combined with unconstrined spending
You are aware, right, that it's not the president that does the spending, it's Congress?
These applications were based on the notion
Yeah. Notion.
The WAPO article is shit,
No, it isn't. You just *want* it to be shit because you either don't believe it, or you accept as gospel everything that comes out of Donald's mouth (or both).
But bubble sort is a horrendous sorting algorithm with no practical applications.
For homework, do some research and then tell us why your post was wrong.
(Hint: Big-O doesn't tell the whole story)
I've been programming professionally for almost 20 years and I couldn't write a function on the fly to balance a binary tree, even if I was wide awake and refreshed; never mind after having been on a plane for 24 hours. It's not something I've ever, ever had to deal with except maybe in when the professor mentioned it in passing during algorithms class in college.
So I guess I'm incompetent.
Must be nice to be smart like you though.
. But if you can't code a sorting algorithm without a reference, ... then you don't have the skills I need.
Except for a very small subset of the industry, the only skill you need to code a sorting algorithm is knowing how to type in the search box on google (or stackoverflow). Or know how to call whatever the sort() function is in whatever language you're using.
It's simply not knowledge that's relevant anymore.
If you can't write bubble sort or can't figure out how to get a length of a string in Python, you shouldn't be hired.
Tell us what company you work for so we'll all know where not to apply.
Yeah, because AMD has such a great track record lately. The smart money is waiting for real-world benchmarks. And then probably buying an Nvidia card.
. And at that time all of the Unixes were walled off proprietary prison camps and ran on workstations that at that time cost a couple tens of thousands of dollars. Linux ran on a common PC.
Microsoft had a version of Unix (Xenix) in the 80s that could run on x86 boxes.