you may not sound them out, and you may not feel your tongue move, but under a functional MRI the areas of your brain responsible for moving your tongue _will_ light up when you're reading. it doesn't matter how afst you can read.
i usually fall into the "GPL is less free than BSD" camp, but in this case I agree fully with Perens. the Linux kernel is GPL, everyone who works on it agrees accepts that. if you don't like the GPL or the conditions it places on you, or how you (and others) can distribute your code - then go the fuck somewhere else.
Ok, just as long as you stop every Tom, Dick & Harry EE who knows a little C from ruining every fucking device by doing their own firmware. Get some real software engineers who know how to code.
I love the fact that IBM is currently running ads on YouTube showing off Watson in situations where THE... WHOLE... PREMISE.... of the ad is that it's taking jobs away from skilled workers.
> Java is not an automobile with C, C++ and Fortran being horses
i would argue that, in terms of real developer productivity, there _are_ languages and frameworks (maybe not java today) that make C & Fortran fit this analogy. C++ is trying to stay relevant, but it's a really tough sell for new projects unless you specifically need the performance.
sorry, but that's like saying, shortly after the invention of the automobile, that blacksmith's jobs are safe because race-horses will always need shoes. sure, they still make shoes for race-horses to this day. but how many blacksmiths do _you_ know that make horseshoes?
which medical facility uses devices based on (software) components that are unsupported? do they also let the calibration on their dosimeters expire?
no, if your embedded device contains software that EOLs, then THE WHOLE FUCKING DEVICE should EOL on that date. you know that date at the time of purchase - it's no secret.
apparently MS's CosmoDB allows you to talk to it using the MongoDB APi (among others). so, in theory at least, you can transition to/from it easier than if it were using a custom API like DynamoDB. i haven't played with it myself yet, though. this is just based on watching the keynote and a brief perusal of the high-level marketing docs.
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i usually read it out directly in compiled MMIXAL.
you may not sound them out, and you may not feel your tongue move, but under a functional MRI the areas of your brain responsible for moving your tongue _will_ light up when you're reading. it doesn't matter how afst you can read.
> I execute it in a mental virtual machine.
how do you handle the halting problem?
Could you be any more self-absorbed?
ha! found the non-coder!
i usually fall into the "GPL is less free than BSD" camp, but in this case I agree fully with Perens. the Linux kernel is GPL, everyone who works on it agrees accepts that. if you don't like the GPL or the conditions it places on you, or how you (and others) can distribute your code - then go the fuck somewhere else.
I disabled smbv1 back when wannacry broke and while my winows boxes could still talk to each other fine, my macs and Linux boxes all started failing.
Ok, just as long as you stop every Tom, Dick & Harry EE who knows a little C from ruining every fucking device by doing their own firmware. Get some real software engineers who know how to code.
Solved the halting problem, there, did ya' pal?
Lame AC has never fixed a single bug in anything.
...as soon as they finish rolling out Python3.
I love the fact that IBM is currently running ads on YouTube showing off Watson in situations where THE... WHOLE... PREMISE.... of the ad is that it's taking jobs away from skilled workers.
> Java is not an automobile with C, C++ and Fortran being horses
i would argue that, in terms of real developer productivity, there _are_ languages and frameworks (maybe not java today) that make C & Fortran fit this analogy. C++ is trying to stay relevant, but it's a really tough sell for new projects unless you specifically need the performance.
i'll just put this here...
sorry, but that's like saying, shortly after the invention of the automobile, that blacksmith's jobs are safe because race-horses will always need shoes. sure, they still make shoes for race-horses to this day. but how many blacksmiths do _you_ know that make horseshoes?
ilmerge is your friend
doh!
posting monetized flight videos on youtube is /still/ commercial use.
notepad.exe doesn't even run on win10s. what the fuck do you expect?
it's like it's a 2014 CGP Grey video all over again. again.
> about really liking that version of AutoCAD
the cracked version he had wouldn't install on windows 7, i bet.
which medical facility uses devices based on (software) components that are unsupported? do they also let the calibration on their dosimeters expire?
no, if your embedded device contains software that EOLs, then THE WHOLE FUCKING DEVICE should EOL on that date. you know that date at the time of purchase - it's no secret.
yeah! dual-boot!
for the convenience.
and the correct response to this? not sure, but i'm pretty sure getting your tin-foil hat out is step one.
> How does anyone know what it's doing with their data
that seems like just the kind of question that these people would ask.
apparently MS's CosmoDB allows you to talk to it using the MongoDB APi (among others). so, in theory at least, you can transition to/from it easier than if it were using a custom API like DynamoDB. i haven't played with it myself yet, though. this is just based on watching the keynote and a brief perusal of the high-level marketing docs.