I was thinking of a space rope attached to a space shuttle. An astronaut could just pull up, as in space there is no weight right? Then he kickstarts the space elevator with one hand. I call it project Homer Simpson.
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And how are we supposed to crush cars on the streets with each step? eh? I'm tired of products with crippled functionality, I'll keep growing my genetically created clon of godzilla in the backyard until I see a full-featured robot at a reasonable price.
Ok, I was thinking of an enterpise production environment. For personal use, or low risk projects C# may be fine. For me C# hasn't crossed the threadhold of advantage over Java, but I would like to play with it.
Benchmark may be very tricky and variant, you have to understand very well what are you doing. Could someone with experience in bechmarking verify is this bechmark has any sense? The author doesn't seem to known very well the languages he is benchmark. For example he doesn't seem to know that the JVM actually compiles on the fly and the VB bechmark is writen in VB6 old style.
Other than MS in windows you don't have a robust, complete, supported, known implementation with years of experience and products/libraries (like in AS/400, Linux, Unix?). And no, mono isn't ever near that.
I doesn't says so. But others implementations may be faster in some aspect or in general. From the bechmark I think there's a bug in 1.4.2 performance.
Comparing awk and java doesn't have any sense (pears and apples). Platform specific is not the objetive of java and neither replace perl. In fact java intents to be very portable, but nobody says that it will be whatever everyone wants it to be.
Eh "Urban" doesn't mean, like... created by humans? You know like in "The increased temperatures in urban areas compared with surrounding rural areas.". Last time I check only humans made cities, but global heat may have increased the evolution rate of bees or something.
You don't live in my coutry. Lot's of good programmer s do less than that and at India may be less. And I'm talking about experienced, educated, trained people. Or at least those that stayed and didn't leave to USA or Europe for a better living.
That's how I do my backups./dev/null is surprisingly fast to backup and use/dev/rand to restore. Plus I never have to change tapes or even compress the backups...
Money going into a country at all is a big benefit, wether it goes to workers, a corporation, or a government. In my country the foreing companies took out more money than they put in, a lot of money also was gone in corruption (that's how does companies hadn't problems) so I wouldn't coun't on that happening magically.
We use it on our work to know the other guy has read the mail, somehow it's configured in the server. You can configure in the client if want to ask for it or not. Not only that, exchange/outlook let you see in the sent items which destinations had read it and when. It's very useful for us, at least for internal mail.
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But 9/11 terrorists had their IDs right.
Des Moines... doesn't that sound like french? perhaps the FBI should pay a visit to that grandma...
I was thinking of a space rope attached to a space shuttle. An astronaut could just pull up, as in space there is no weight right? Then he kickstarts the space elevator with one hand.
I call it project Homer Simpson.
And how are we supposed to crush cars on the streets with each step? eh? I'm tired of products with crippled functionality, I'll keep growing my genetically created clon of godzilla in the backyard until I see a full-featured robot at a reasonable price.
Just don't mention that the article was to keep atention from the deleted martians in the photos. And that rock over there is a MarsBurgerKing shop.
Ok, I was thinking of an enterpise production environment. For personal use, or low risk projects C# may be fine. For me C# hasn't crossed the threadhold of advantage over Java, but I would like to play with it.
Benchmark may be very tricky and variant, you have to understand very well what are you doing. Could someone with experience in bechmarking verify is this bechmark has any sense? The author doesn't seem to known very well the languages he is benchmark. For example he doesn't seem to know that the JVM actually compiles on the fly and the VB bechmark is writen in VB6 old style.
Other than MS in windows you don't have a robust, complete, supported, known implementation with years of experience and products/libraries (like in AS/400, Linux, Unix?). And no, mono isn't ever near that.
I doesn't says so. But others implementations may be faster in some aspect or in general. From the bechmark I think there's a bug in 1.4.2 performance.
Comparing awk and java doesn't have any sense (pears and apples). Platform specific is not the objetive of java and neither replace perl. In fact java intents to be very portable, but nobody says that it will be whatever everyone wants it to be.
Worst: it doesn't compile with VS.NET. This Linux thing isn't as portable as advertised.
Eh "Urban" doesn't mean, like... created by humans?
You know like in "The increased temperatures in urban areas compared with surrounding rural areas.".
Last time I check only humans made cities, but global heat may have increased the evolution rate of bees or something.
What if there are aliens? oh yes "they are practically over a sea of resources"
Yes.
No wait! damn, too late...
You don't live in my coutry. Lot's of good programmer s do less than that and at India may be less. And I'm talking about experienced, educated, trained people. Or at least those that stayed and didn't leave to USA or Europe for a better living.
That's how I do my backups. /dev/null is surprisingly fast to backup and use /dev/rand to restore. Plus I never have to change tapes or even compress the backups...
You know that Larry Wall (creator of Perl) won at least twice at IOCCC? that explains somethings...
You forgot first going in the isolation tank with the hallucinogen drugs until you get to right state of mind for IOCCC.
Technically at least Mexico and Canada are not overseas, and South America may be also. Seems that some think they live at an island.
They all seem to have fixed on an image of Bush as nothing more than a chimpanzee in cowboy gear.
Yuk! How can be someone so masochist?
On the other hand, do you know the one about the three Texas surgeons?
Yeah, someone should call RIAA or something.
Wasn't supposed to be the red planet? eh? this is eh, like, a purple planet.
Money going into a country at all is a big benefit, wether it goes to workers, a corporation, or a government.
In my country the foreing companies took out more money than they put in, a lot of money also was gone in corruption (that's how does companies hadn't problems) so I wouldn't coun't on that happening magically.
We use it on our work to know the other guy has read the mail, somehow it's configured in the server. You can configure in the client if want to ask for it or not. Not only that, exchange/outlook let you see in the sent items which destinations had read it and when. It's very useful for us, at least for internal mail.
Why do you say that?
In other news aliens will start to collect a $699 licence fee from every XFree user... :-)