He is the President of the United States and I will give him the respect that title deserves, unlike what was done to former President Bush.)
The respect due is independent of the office held for all but the stupidest of sheep. Do you think, for example, that Joseph Stalin was worthy of respect because of the office he held? He may have been worthy of fear, but respect?
And from another point of view, are you now speaking for all Republicans when you say he'll be given respect? Because certainly not every Democrat acted unlike you in behaving respectfully toward Bush.
Yeah, Republicans will laugh all the way to the bank if Palin is their candidate. California democrats learned that lesson when Arnold became the Republican candidate.
Yes, politics == hate. That's the point of politics. To use the resources of the majority/powerful to enhance/continue/effect the oppression of the rest.
Those are actually orthogonal. For example, in your version the sequence is infinite, whereas with the additional rule it is probably bounded, and the length might even be amenable to calculation from the input.
The sequence ends in 1 rather than 1, 4, 2, 1, 4, 2..... by definition. A hailstone sequence has one additional rule, which is that the first 1 is the last 1, and the sequence ends.
The actual hailstone sequence definition says that if a 1 is reached, the sequence ends. The article submitter omitted that, probably to troll slashdot.
It's not the only measure, but it is A measure. It's also a pretty good proxy for popularity. People (generally) liked the prequels. A lot. Kids love Jar-Jar. Deal with it.
I think it's actually depressing that web browser implementations are so poor that they can eat up the entirety of the significantly more than 50X improvement in processing power that has happened in the intervening time.
It certainly isn't likely to cook you any faster than the food inside. You wouldn't, for example, fall over dead from cooking on your way to turn it off.
You're looking at a software engineer job there, not an IT job (e.g. Network admin). Certs are useless if you're an engineer, but useful if you're in IT.
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He is the President of the United States and I will give him the respect that title deserves, unlike what was done to former President Bush.)
The respect due is independent of the office held for all but the stupidest of sheep. Do you think, for example, that Joseph Stalin was worthy of respect because of the office he held? He may have been worthy of fear, but respect?
And from another point of view, are you now speaking for all Republicans when you say he'll be given respect? Because certainly not every Democrat acted unlike you in behaving respectfully toward Bush.
Yeah, Republicans will laugh all the way to the bank if Palin is their candidate. California democrats learned that lesson when Arnold became the Republican candidate.
Yes, politics == hate. That's the point of politics. To use the resources of the majority/powerful to enhance/continue/effect the oppression of the rest.
Those are actually orthogonal. For example, in your version the sequence is infinite, whereas with the additional rule it is probably bounded, and the length might even be amenable to calculation from the input.
Except the actual sequence definition declares that the sequence ends at the first instance of one in the sequence.
By definition, which the article submitter conveniently omitted.
People are concerned that quantum computers may be able to factor public keys quickly, which breaks public key cryptography.
In fairness, it's also full of literally thousands of systems that have never been broken built by people who read that book.
The point is that it isn't even giving you that much extra security.
The sequence ends in 1 rather than 1, 4, 2, 1, 4, 2..... by definition. A hailstone sequence has one additional rule, which is that the first 1 is the last 1, and the sequence ends.
The actual hailstone sequence definition says that if a 1 is reached, the sequence ends. The article submitter omitted that, probably to troll slashdot.
There's nowhere better to go, unfortunately.
I didn't see BHC because it wasn't my thing, but since Serenity was terrible I wouldn't be surprised.
It has been a massive success. It has influenced our collective culture significantly. Even YOU know about it.
Wasn't it? I had a baby born so I haven't been able to see it yet. I thought most people did, in fact, think Avatar was better.
It's not the only measure, but it is A measure. It's also a pretty good proxy for popularity. People (generally) liked the prequels. A lot. Kids love Jar-Jar. Deal with it.
Yep, didn't work out to the tune of 2.5 billion dollars. A colossal failure if ever there was one.
The middle of the crop can get a $100K starting salary at google right now, straight out of college.
I think it's actually depressing that web browser implementations are so poor that they can eat up the entirety of the significantly more than 50X improvement in processing power that has happened in the intervening time.
Your poor fps is almost certainly browser choice. Try a cutting edge release and see if you don't pick up a 5x improvement.
It certainly isn't likely to cook you any faster than the food inside. You wouldn't, for example, fall over dead from cooking on your way to turn it off.
Not to feed the trolls, but:
It is depressing that that is the only qualification for office. And it shows on both sides of the talent pool.
You're looking at a software engineer job there, not an IT job (e.g. Network admin).
Certs are useless if you're an engineer, but useful if you're in IT.
Sure, I'm just surprised neither competitor is choosing to compete on a different number. For example, weight.
This cannot be a significant market share battleground.