Microsoft is willing to commit economical crimes in many jurisdictions and gives billions of reductions to prevent that scenario from happening. They're obviously also naive as fuck?
I see no grounds for such an assumption. The whole domain and everything on it appears to originate from WA. Involvement of Asus in this is completely speculative as far as I can see.
How very wrong.
The only political opposition against this data retention came from the EU parliament. The real scum are the 'democratically' unelected European commission and the different national governments and police forces.
Unlike all other people in this thread, I thought it would be fun so see if the 'challenge' would be taken. Of course it's not a benchmark, it just a test how fast the system can compute and write a simple floating point expression.
I'm not sure why you think 'challenges make much more sense in the context of a task to be performed' when the parent post specifically asks for a bit of code, but I'll bet you two beers that your abstract analysis of the relative merits of performance measures is not going be received well in a pub challenge.
In this little test the difference is in the quality of the implementation of the square root of complex numbers.
The write call is different for each j, they open 100 different binary files and write 10240 complex numbers to them
There is no termial I/O.
You can use any compiler you like; I compiled it with 'gfortran -O3 -march=i686 -o co co.f'
Ok, apparently fort77 doesn't do units above 99.
just make the j loop 'do j=10,99'.
Btw, I hope you're not running the f2c wrapper script called 'fort77'...
Funny, I always say the same about fortran. Here's a toy test program for stuff I often need. I would be impressed when C beats this.
program co implicit none double precision mpi parameter (mpi=3.141592653589793238462d0/1.024d3) double complex r(10240) integer i,j do j=10,110 do i=-5119,5120 r(i+5120)=sqrt(mpi*i*j) end do write(j) r end do end
DMCA is used only in USA Must be thanks to the best legal system money can buy. As an old Adobe hater I try to avoid their stuff, but I downloaded a source tarball for good measure anyway.
I've posted this before, but people are just way too obedient. If you pick an answer it does not have to be true, it has to be memorable. Your first pet was obviously called 'twentythree', just like your mother. For that reason you must be born on 1-1-1970 (aka ctime of memset(&t,0,sizeof(t))
The quality of the present day map should give you an indication.
Africa has been moving away from South America and towards Europe since the opening of the South Atlantic in the Jurassic; removing a complete ocean (
the Western Tethys) in the process.
two were a good amount closer then now Well, actually they were a good bit further apart, and separated by a lot more water; But these early primates lived all over the place.
No, that's the current data. If you really want to know about WW2: There were 80 million Germans; They incarcerated about 400,000 Germans citizens (and millions of citizens and POW's from other countries, but due to their efficient murdering methods never that many at the same time).
Incarceration rate for German citizens must therefore have about 500/100,000. For citizens of occupied countries the number would have been somewhat higher, but on average not more than 700/100,000.
So, in Germany the statistic has improved markedly since WW2.
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Microsoft is willing to commit economical crimes in many jurisdictions and gives billions of reductions to prevent that scenario from happening.
They're obviously also naive as fuck?
You need to get new astroturfing instructions.
Head office has cancelled this feature and you're still advocating it.
I see no grounds for such an assumption. The whole domain and everything on it appears to originate from WA.
Involvement of Asus in this is completely speculative as far as I can see.
I would for one would like to see such an exit strategy in the update of the Lisbon treaty. Not necessarily for France, but still...
How very wrong.
The only political opposition against this data retention came from the EU parliament. The real scum are the 'democratically' unelected European commission and the different national governments and police forces.
I had to change the array index i to i+5119. But then it works. I will replace the cout with a binary write and play around a bit.
Yeah, right.
An old girlfriend tells you you need viagra, and you still dont't get it.
Odd bit of code. I would expect to see a MOVDDUP instruction for the complex number math in sse. Did this actually work?
Unlike all other people in this thread, I thought it would be fun so see if the 'challenge' would be taken.
Of course it's not a benchmark, it just a test how fast the system can compute and write a simple floating point expression.
I'm not sure why you think 'challenges make much more sense in the context of a task to be performed' when the parent post specifically asks for a bit of code, but I'll bet you two beers that your abstract analysis of the relative merits of performance measures is not going be received well in a pub challenge.
In this little test the difference is in the quality of the implementation of the square root of complex numbers.
The write call is different for each j, they open 100 different binary files and write 10240 complex numbers to them
There is no termial I/O.
You can use any compiler you like; I compiled it with 'gfortran -O3 -march=i686 -o co co.f'
Ok, apparently fort77 doesn't do units above 99. just make the j loop 'do j=10,99'.
Btw, I hope you're not running the f2c wrapper script called 'fort77'...
Funny, I always say the same about fortran. Here's a toy test program for stuff I often need. I would be impressed when C beats this.
program co
implicit none
double precision mpi
parameter (mpi=3.141592653589793238462d0/1.024d3)
double complex r(10240)
integer i,j
do j=10,110
do i=-5119,5120
r(i+5120)=sqrt(mpi*i*j)
end do
write(j) r
end do
end
Here's an elaborate example:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_species
It's worse, requiring 90 day password changes will almost guarantee they will be written down on post-it notes stuck to the monitor.
No, not if you have installed your compulsory 'artblock' and 'nostory' plugins in firefox.
This tactic might not work in the U.S.
Well played, sir.
DMCA is used only in USA
Must be thanks to the best legal system money can buy.
As an old Adobe hater I try to avoid their stuff, but I downloaded a source tarball for good measure anyway.
Don't buy X car because the throttle position sensor flips out
Just got my 10 year old firmware updated for exactly that reason...
I've posted this before, but people are just way too obedient.
If you pick an answer it does not have to be true, it has to be memorable.
Your first pet was obviously called 'twentythree', just like your mother.
For that reason you must be born on 1-1-1970 (aka ctime of memset(&t,0,sizeof(t))
The quality of the present day map should give you an indication.
Africa has been moving away from South America and towards Europe since the opening of the South Atlantic in the Jurassic; removing a complete ocean ( the Western Tethys) in the process.
two were a good amount closer then now
Well, actually they were a good bit further apart, and separated by a lot more water; But these early primates lived all over the place.
Don't worry, you're welcome to copy my car.
Yes, now we now; But only because we've seen the inside...
No, that's the current data.
If you really want to know about WW2: There were 80 million Germans; They incarcerated about 400,000 Germans citizens (and millions of citizens and POW's from other countries, but due to their efficient murdering methods never that many at the same time).
Incarceration rate for German citizens must therefore have about 500/100,000. For citizens of occupied countries the number would have been somewhat higher, but on average not more than 700/100,000.
So, in Germany the statistic has improved markedly since WW2.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Prisoner_population_rate_UN_HDR_2007_2008.PNG