Not exactly grep, but Monica Goodling allegedly used this commend to screen resumes using Lexis/Nexis
[first name of a candidate] and pre/2 [last name of a candidate] w/7 bush or gore or republican! or democrat! or charg! or accus! or criticiz! or blam! or defend! or iran contra or clinton or spotted owl or florida recount or sex! or controvers! or racis! or fraud! or investigat! or bankrupt! or layoff! or downsiz! or PNTR or NAFTA or outsourc! or indict! or enron or kerry or iraq or wmd! or arrest! or intox! or fired or sex! or racis! or intox! or slur! or arrest! or fired or controvers! or abortion! or gay! or homosexual! or gun! or firearm!
My fellow officers were surprised by my failure, and wondered aloud why I hadn't used the "study guide." When my second exam arrived, so did the so-called study guide, which happened to be the answer key for the nuclear qualification exam I was taking. I was furious. Defiantly, I handed back the answer key to the proctor and proceeded to take the exam on my own. I failed again. My boss, the ship's engineer officer, started to document my failures with formal counseling so that he could fire me.
The most competent junior officer on our ship ran to my rescue, confiding that none of the other officers had passed the exam legitimately; the exam was just an administrative check-off. "Swallow your pride," he told me, and just get it done.
Some public stations (e.g. WAMU) have quite a few "talk" programs. I don't like the format, so I can't attest to the degree of liberalism. NPR news isn't talk. It's news, although it's news for people with long attention spans.
The second most powerful computer in the world is Chinese. It's not as if they're digging a hole in hopes that they'll somehow figure out how to build a supercomputer along the way.
You cook in a toaster oven, I cook in a real oven. And yes, it has a clock, and timers. I like to have my curry and my rice simultaneously.
If you open an oven repeatedly, it loses heat. A clock is a convenient way of estimating how done a dish is likely to be, without checking compulsively.
But why France? Doesn’t vodka come from Russia, or perhaps, in a pinch, Scandinavia? “People are always looking for something new,” says [Sidney] Frank. It’s all about brand differentiation. If you’re going to charge twice as much for a vodka, you need to give people a reason.
If a new party came along calling itself the "The Conservative Party" you'd probably come up with a few jokes. Their original name ("The Whigs") is even better.
I'm afraid that you're incorrect. Conservatives are Tories (and are still called that, in certain circles). The Whigs (and the Radicals) became the Liberals, which merged into the Liberal Democrats along with the People's Front of Judea.
Marketing is bullshit. Branding is bullshit. Pay attention to the benchmarks, and pick the CPU that fits your budget and your performance requirements. If it's normal CPU, so be it. If it's a crippled CPU, so be it. If it requires a upgrade to meet your performance expectations, while still fitting your budget, so be it.
If you want a car analogy: This is like a car that advertises for $85,000, but is electronically limited to 180 kph unless you drive it at an approved race course.
In theory, it should make no difference. In practice, if the brain of a color blind individual perceives one image as being brighter than the other, it won't be able to combine the images.
Take a gander at wikipedia or youtube and search for newscasts about this kind of thing.
All I see is
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Dr Lydia Heck, the ICC's computer cluster manager, said the ICC had maxed out its supercomputing cluster's processors and memory by running a simulation of the effect of dark matter on how galaxies are formed.
And the maxed-out cluster is not even using large scale models.
Physicists have to simplify the cosmological models they use in order to get ones that produce data sets small enough to be accurately processed by the 64-bit chips in the supercomputing cluster, and which can fit into the cluster's available memory.
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Not exactly grep, but Monica Goodling allegedly used this commend to screen resumes using Lexis/Nexis
[first name of a candidate] and pre/2 [last name of a candidate] w/7 bush or gore or republican! or democrat! or charg! or accus! or criticiz! or blam! or defend! or iran contra or clinton or spotted owl or florida recount or sex! or controvers! or racis! or fraud! or investigat! or bankrupt! or layoff! or downsiz! or PNTR or NAFTA or outsourc! or indict! or enron or kerry or iraq or wmd! or arrest! or intox! or fired or sex! or racis! or intox! or slur! or arrest! or fired or controvers! or abortion! or gay! or homosexual! or gun! or firearm!
Answers in Genesis gets old, quickly.
You're an idiot, the military doesn't stick any moron on a nuclear submarine, or in a command and control computer lab.
And yet...
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My fellow officers were surprised by my failure, and wondered aloud why I hadn't used the "study guide." When my second exam arrived, so did the so-called study guide, which happened to be the answer key for the nuclear qualification exam I was taking. I was furious. Defiantly, I handed back the answer key to the proctor and proceeded to take the exam on my own. I failed again. My boss, the ship's engineer officer, started to document my failures with formal counseling so that he could fire me.
The most competent junior officer on our ship ran to my rescue, confiding that none of the other officers had passed the exam legitimately; the exam was just an administrative check-off. "Swallow your pride," he told me, and just get it done.
Some public stations (e.g. WAMU) have quite a few "talk" programs. I don't like the format, so I can't attest to the degree of liberalism. NPR news isn't talk. It's news, although it's news for people with long attention spans.
Yet I can't think of a single decent commercial product IBM makes.
I take it you're not going to buy a Bluegene this year?
The second most powerful computer in the world is Chinese. It's not as if they're digging a hole in hopes that they'll somehow figure out how to build a supercomputer along the way.
The US bombed Cambodia, and it also bombed Laos.
You cook in a toaster oven, I cook in a real oven. And yes, it has a clock, and timers. I like to have my curry and my rice simultaneously.
If you open an oven repeatedly, it loses heat. A clock is a convenient way of estimating how done a dish is likely to be, without checking compulsively.
The whole brand was invented by a marketing asshole.
Some people like to fawn over marketing assholes
But why France? Doesn’t vodka come from Russia, or perhaps, in a pinch, Scandinavia? “People are always looking for something new,” says [Sidney] Frank. It’s all about brand differentiation. If you’re going to charge twice as much for a vodka, you need to give people a reason.
Also, they have a gun to keep deers down (they are an actual problem here
You should probably introduce wolves.
I think you're forgetting something-- patents and copyrights are legitimate monopolies.
SPLITTERS!
If a new party came along calling itself the "The Conservative Party" you'd probably come up with a few jokes. Their original name ("The Whigs") is even better.
I'm afraid that you're incorrect. Conservatives are Tories (and are still called that, in certain circles). The Whigs (and the Radicals) became the Liberals, which merged into the Liberal Democrats along with the People's Front of Judea.
It's more like buying a pickup with an optional fifth wheel. Don't need to haul a trailer? Don't unlock the fifth wheel.
Marketing is bullshit. Branding is bullshit. Pay attention to the benchmarks, and pick the CPU that fits your budget and your performance requirements. If it's normal CPU, so be it. If it's a crippled CPU, so be it. If it requires a upgrade to meet your performance expectations, while still fitting your budget, so be it.
If you want a car analogy: This is like a car that advertises for $85,000, but is electronically limited to 180 kph unless you drive it at an approved race course.
Fixed it for you.
PS: We've already got photos and video from Challenger Deep, the X-Prize is to send a MANNED mission there.
Are you questioning the manhood of Captain Piccard?
In theory, it should make no difference. In practice, if the brain of a color blind individual perceives one image as being brighter than the other, it won't be able to combine the images.
Take a gander at wikipedia or youtube and search for newscasts about this kind of thing.
All I see is
The neutrality of this section is disputed. Please see the discussion on the talk page. Please do not remove this message until the dispute is resolved. (March 2009)
Cane sugar has more fructose than high-fructose corn syrup.
Only if you're using hfcs-42.
American Spirit claimed that their cigarettes were made from "100% Additive-Free Tobacco*"
*no additives in our tobacco does NOT mean a safer cigarette.
Small intestine, actually
Of course, the thing with enzyme catalyzed reactions is that there's often a feedback loop.
Perhaps they're angling for another grant.
Dr Lydia Heck, the ICC's computer cluster manager, said the ICC had maxed out its supercomputing cluster's processors and memory by running a simulation of the effect of dark matter on how galaxies are formed.
And the maxed-out cluster is not even using large scale models.
Physicists have to simplify the cosmological models they use in order to get ones that produce data sets small enough to be accurately processed by the 64-bit chips in the supercomputing cluster, and which can fit into the cluster's available memory.
I hear all the time about how government protects people from corporations
Corporations are people too!
The mystery is solved. Their cluster is old and slow,