Only those CS students that didn't pay attention during class would think constant factors didn't matter. If we assume N is sufficiently large for the algorithms we analyze, the coefficient does not matter only when the order of the expressions are _different_.
As we are running the same algorithm with different coefficients for the (shared) highest order term, it is not correct to say such things do not matter.
Perhaps you are more in tune with anime because much of it is specifically targeted at 20-25 year old males, those old enough to have lots of free cash to spend and geeky enough to spend it all on dvd's, anime figures, posters and towels. (Oh how I covet the Haruhi towel...)
He is using quotes to make sure the reader knows he is referring to the game where actual 'feet' are used when interacting with the 'ball', rather than the game sharing the same name where 'hands' are primarily used.
Obviously it is the former needs the quotes to avoid confusion, rather than the latter, which is much more widespread and popular.
So you're claiming they have been testing the technology for decades, very interesting. I'm sure they should update the article summary to reflect this.
That is just an arbritary limit you decided upon. (Unless you weren't including the plural of friend in your argument, but since this is/. I'll just assume you have no comprehension of that concept)
So making a copy to a friend (1) in sharing, and making copy to a second friend (2) is also sharing, same for that other friend of yours (N + 1). Now, by this we can deduce that it is ok to make copies to infinitly many friends.
WTF? If I've got anyone in IT putting 1,000,000 rows in a spreadsheet, I'm seriously considering demoting them. If you're going to have a million rows, get a database.
If anyone spent that long to implement an upgrade to a paltry 1M x 16K spreadsheet size, I'd seriously consider demoting them to janitors.
If you go out on a field and check clearly for hidden microphones etc, there's no need to worry about others eavesdropping. But, you know... The real problem is I'm not sure I trust myself.
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Sure, after the redundant bug reports, redundant feature requests and user-support requests, I sure do feel like spending some extra time on digging up the exact revision a bug got fixed and perhaps even write a nice lengthy mail with a patch attached.
Or perhaps not, it's time i could spend better. (Like posting on/.)
This does not disprove Einstein's theory, it only exposes a flaw in the implementation. For some reason the idiot who implemented it didn't use a large enough data-type to store c, causing it to overflow in certain situations.
During japanese class, a slightly plump (by european standards) guy sitting infront of me had an unconscious wardrobe malfunction. I was exposed to the visage of his butt crack. I must say, it is a trauma I would not wish upon any child.
Not a republic, are you perhaps suggesting Bush has taken on the title of King Bush?
But since I can make a guess at what you really meant; It seems to me the United States likes to call itself a democracy, while technically true it would be more accurate imo to call it a federal republic with a efficiently two-party system. Not something I'd consider a 'democracy'.
Of course, it's like the GPL. He charges for the service of participating in the creation of the works, while the subsequent copying and distribution is Free[tm].
You do know this site can be accessed by people from around the world, and some of them even get mod-points?
In much of Europe, and propably other places, the US 'Left' would be considered quite far to the right. While the US 'Right'... Dunno how much further right they would be shifted, there's really not *that* much difference between the two.
I used to work in defense contracting and camera phones weren't permitted in a lot of the buildings. So I went shopping for a camera-less phone. The best phone I could find for a carrier with good service in my area was the LG VX3200.
Why are you complainig about Nokia when it is the carriers that don't give rebates for specialized phones?
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There's no need to run strip on the binaries during development, unless you are working on a resource constrained device.
Or perhaps they both wanted to make the two-backed beast and didn't really care about the age thing.
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That's just stupid. You got the perfect opportunity to encode the revision in binary and you decide to increase the length linearly?
Only those CS students that didn't pay attention during class would think constant factors didn't matter. If we assume N is sufficiently large for the algorithms we analyze, the coefficient does not matter only when the order of the expressions are _different_.
As we are running the same algorithm with different coefficients for the (shared) highest order term, it is not correct to say such things do not matter.
I can imagine how the shredding is done, but how does the station wagon encrypt the tapes?
So, it is actually the ${135 - 21.25 * (Y - 2006)} laptop?
Perhaps you are more in tune with anime because much of it is specifically targeted at 20-25 year old males, those old enough to have lots of free cash to spend and geeky enough to spend it all on dvd's, anime figures, posters and towels. (Oh how I covet the Haruhi towel...)
He is using quotes to make sure the reader knows he is referring to the game where actual 'feet' are used when interacting with the 'ball', rather than the game sharing the same name where 'hands' are primarily used.
Obviously it is the former needs the quotes to avoid confusion, rather than the latter, which is much more widespread and popular.
So you're claiming they have been testing the technology for decades, very interesting. I'm sure they should update the article summary to reflect this.
That is just an arbritary limit you decided upon. (Unless you weren't including the plural of friend in your argument, but since this is /. I'll just assume you have no comprehension of that concept)
So making a copy to a friend (1) in sharing, and making copy to a second friend (2) is also sharing, same for that other friend of yours (N + 1). Now, by this we can deduce that it is ok to make copies to infinitly many friends.
WTF? If I've got anyone in IT putting 1,000,000 rows in a spreadsheet, I'm seriously considering demoting them. If you're going to have a million rows, get a database.
If anyone spent that long to implement an upgrade to a paltry 1M x 16K spreadsheet size, I'd seriously consider demoting them to janitors.
If you go out on a field and check clearly for hidden microphones etc, there's no need to worry about others eavesdropping. But, you know... The real problem is I'm not sure I trust myself.
Sure, after the redundant bug reports, redundant feature requests and user-support requests, I sure do feel like spending some extra time on digging up the exact revision a bug got fixed and perhaps even write a nice lengthy mail with a patch attached.
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Or perhaps not, it's time i could spend better. (Like posting on
It is because people like you can't distinguish a monkey from a profet that we've ended up with the world we have now.
This does not disprove Einstein's theory, it only exposes a flaw in the implementation. For some reason the idiot who implemented it didn't use a large enough data-type to store c, causing it to overflow in certain situations.
"This game contains Sexually Explicit Teens."
PS. Don't get your hopes up; they are all fat, pimply boys sitting in their mother's basement.
PPS. That includes the hot druid you were cybering with last night.
No matter what happens on Tuesday, I'll still be getting my 17" MacBook Pro on wednesday.
During japanese class, a slightly plump (by european standards) guy sitting infront of me had an unconscious wardrobe malfunction. I was exposed to the visage of his butt crack. I must say, it is a trauma I would not wish upon any child.
Not a republic, are you perhaps suggesting Bush has taken on the title of King Bush?
But since I can make a guess at what you really meant; It seems to me the United States likes to call itself a democracy, while technically true it would be more accurate imo to call it a federal republic with a efficiently two-party system. Not something I'd consider a 'democracy'.
Of course, it's like the GPL. He charges for the service of participating in the creation of the works, while the subsequent copying and distribution is Free[tm].
You do know this site can be accessed by people from around the world, and some of them even get mod-points?
In much of Europe, and propably other places, the US 'Left' would be considered quite far to the right. While the US 'Right'... Dunno how much further right they would be shifted, there's really not *that* much difference between the two.
Cursing at that particular library, and its creators, is nothing new. Seriously, what kind of idiot #defines "timeout" in a library...
I used to work in defense contracting and camera phones weren't permitted in a lot of the buildings. So I went shopping for a camera-less phone. The best phone I could find for a carrier with good service in my area was the LG VX3200.
Why are you complainig about Nokia when it is the carriers that don't give rebates for specialized phones?
I kinda enjoy getting mod points, it would be sad if they replaced that feature.
Hell will freeze over when people start appreciating quality.