That tiny compiler was why I decided to implement my new HTML editor project in BF. The BF compiler and a batch processor fit in the L1 cache of my cpu and the compile time is just nothing. Debugging is also trivial because once you get the hang of things the simplicity of BF syntax lets you be immediately familiar with what any piece of code is doing. BF is great!
It's unlikely anyone officially speaking for intel would say this, as the potential need for 64bit desktops has been clear for long enough that it would look pretty stupid for them to make such a claim. Not that it rules out the possibility, but it would be exceptionally dumb.
The need for 64bit desktops to deal with multigigabyte multimedia is clearly in our near future. It may be 4-5 years before most desktop users feel the need for a 64 bit system, but it seems unlikely to be much longer than that.
You may have heard intel claims that they saw no immediate need for 64bit on the desktop. By the time they release 64bit on the desktop, those claims will have been nearly a Moore's Law old.
The no one who speaks german could be evil is a reference to a tattoo (not the license plate) that says 'Die Bart Die', which when questioned about by the parole board Bob explains is just german for 'the bart the'.
Since I didn't consider you might not actually know, I'll clarify that I was joking. I hope. Both BK and McD's claim their hamburgers are 100% beef, but there are always stories floating around that they either aren't 100% beef, or that they come from 'interesting' parts of the cow if they are beef.
This thinking almost got Diablo II. Basically one of the bosses was an extreme killer and was dead set against allowing cooperative players to opt out of the killer's game. It took close to 3 months of arguing to get as much cooperative support as we did in the end.
So based on this plus a sampling of discussions with people who worked on other games that the core problem is an overrepresentation of the killer point of view among developers.
They don't really worry me, for the stores I use them at, there isn't really anything incriminating to buy beyond poisons and adult diapers.
But the trend towards > 50% discounts is definitely there. I get half off or buy one get one free on almost everything, and sometimes the discounts reach 66%. If I can wait 2 weeks to buy something, then I can usually find it for 1/2 off in that span of time. Once in a while I have to buy milk at full price because it just doesn't last me that long in the small space I have in my refridgerator, but that's about the only thing that I typically can't wait out the 'sale' on.
We're talking about shopping cards here. At best someone could commit murder by poison. And no, I wouldn't expect such evidence against me to hold up in court.
Well, in my area there aren't any alternatives. Every grocery chain requires you to have a tracking card to get reasonable prices. Nearly everything I buy is at a 50% or higher discount now. I can't afford not to use a discount card.
Personally, I just try to trade discount cards with like minded people on a regular basis.
Just because they are psychic, doesn't mean they are completely altruistic. Perhaps they are only willing to help those who are willing to pay them regularly through their 1-900 numbers.
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That tiny compiler was why I decided to implement my new HTML editor project in BF. The BF compiler and a batch processor fit in the L1 cache of my cpu and the compile time is just nothing. Debugging is also trivial because once you get the hang of things the simplicity of BF syntax lets you be immediately familiar with what any piece of code is doing. BF is great!
convince was a typo for bribe, right?
On the other hand, since we're talking about LA, there isn't much to be proud of except for the basketball team.
Be sure to have a look at memory deallocation, as discussed in another post.
... much better to go ahead and have someone else find them for you. That way you don't have to do so much work.
It's unlikely anyone officially speaking for intel would say this, as the potential need for 64bit desktops has been clear for long enough that it would look pretty stupid for them to make such a claim. Not that it rules out the possibility, but it would be exceptionally dumb.
The need for 64bit desktops to deal with multigigabyte multimedia is clearly in our near future. It may be 4-5 years before most desktop users feel the need for a 64 bit system, but it seems unlikely to be much longer than that.
You may have heard intel claims that they saw no immediate need for 64bit on the desktop. By the time they release 64bit on the desktop, those claims will have been nearly a Moore's Law old.
I knew how to convert PST to EST. I wouldn't be sure how to convert UTC to EST.
Ok, i'm dying of curiosity now.
Are you a truck?
I think that's a subtle clue to the audience that Bob might be lying.
On the other hand, my army of self replicating nanobots currently controls approximately 3% of the mass of the earth.
How big is your robot again?
The no one who speaks german could be evil is a reference to a tattoo (not the license plate) that says 'Die Bart Die', which when questioned about by the parole board Bob explains is just german for 'the bart the'.
You mean you haven't heard?
Cheese is the new small!
But iraq failed B too, so it should be ok to invade canada.
Not to mention farnsworth's brilliant double meaning line at the end referring to 'our degenerate friend fry here'.
That was a great episode.
they reach the point where the movie was also written and directed by a robot/computer.
Since I didn't consider you might not actually know, I'll clarify that I was joking. I hope. Both BK and McD's claim their hamburgers are 100% beef, but there are always stories floating around that they either aren't 100% beef, or that they come from 'interesting' parts of the cow if they are beef.
How exactly is the bank going to verify that you booted from a secure distro?
So .... BK or McD's?
This thinking almost got Diablo II. Basically one of the bosses was an extreme killer and was dead set against allowing cooperative players to opt out of the killer's game. It took close to 3 months of arguing to get as much cooperative support as we did in the end.
So based on this plus a sampling of discussions with people who worked on other games that the core problem is an overrepresentation of the killer point of view among developers.
You also want a very low latency internet connection, and a modified tcp implementation.
They don't really worry me, for the stores I use them at, there isn't really anything incriminating to buy beyond poisons and adult diapers.
But the trend towards > 50% discounts is definitely there. I get half off or buy one get one free on almost everything, and sometimes the discounts reach 66%. If I can wait 2 weeks to buy something, then I can usually find it for 1/2 off in that span of time. Once in a while I have to buy milk at full price because it just doesn't last me that long in the small space I have in my refridgerator, but that's about the only thing that I typically can't wait out the 'sale' on.
We're talking about shopping cards here. At best someone could commit murder by poison. And no, I wouldn't expect such evidence against me to hold up in court.
Well, in my area there aren't any alternatives. Every grocery chain requires you to have a tracking card to get reasonable prices. Nearly everything I buy is at a 50% or higher discount now. I can't afford not to use a discount card.
Personally, I just try to trade discount cards with like minded people on a regular basis.
Just because they are psychic, doesn't mean they are completely altruistic. Perhaps they are only willing to help those who are willing to pay them regularly through their 1-900 numbers.
Steam turbines are really, really well researched technology.