Thanks for the opinions. You always learn from people's opinion and view points.
- In regards to dating older women I have very serious considerations. You might have known by now that women need someone that attracts their respect. If they cannot respect someone, he relationship with that person is over. Every advantage brings points to the respect table. Age, financial situation, educational level, success in life, physical fitness, beauty... The lower age puts you at a very low advantage in that regard. Most women cannot respect younger guys. They may enjoy them , but they hardly find something to respect.
So please be careful. I see a warning pattern in your selections. Think one more time about it and talk to a few more experienced guys.
- One reason that older women seem to be unemotional is perhaps they become more arrogant as they become older. Arrogance stops them from expressing their feelings and that's a poison in a love relationship. One more thing is that most women which are older than 30 do not have desire for activities, sex, being happy etc. and they nag too much... I just don't find enough reason in a woman to put myself into such a huge responsibility again. Last year I liked a younger lady in her 28 (11 years younger than me). I liked her very much, he did too but she thought I am too old for her.
- Yes, you are right. In order to give emotions, kindness and energy to others we need to take care of ourselves first. That's the lesson I learned after 10 years of putting everything for my ex first.
I hope you read (since you are not logged in you won't possibly see the replies).
In most countries you will still be considered married or at least more than simple friends (since you have lived together for sometimes) , and your partner legally has most of the rights of a married woman.
I was feeling the same after 8 years in marriage when things suddenly crashed.
I thought we have a stable and good life. Then I found my ex did not think the same. She thought our life is boring and monotonous. That's why she looked around to find something.
I learned you'd rather stay away from women that have problem, you are not the daddy to take care of them. Besides I found getting back together is committing a mistake for the 2nd time. If it wanted to work, it would have worked the first time.
I have unfortunately become too disappointed and afraid of relationships. Most women I met are in their 30s (35-40), they just want to fulfill their financial needs and have a kid. There is no love, they have become too unemotional and materialistic.
Very well thought and well said. I am divorced too and now that I think, I guess I am much happier even if I do not get sex or whatever a lady has to offer.
At least I do not spend 2 times to feed a nagging unappreciative cheating wife which did not bother to work even 1 day during the 10 years of our marriage.
My ex. wife of 10 years used to find friends on social network websites, talk to them for a while as a friend and go out with them. She cheated a few times and finally left with one of them.
When she came to my home, she did not have even a high school diploma (and no intention to study). She was the typical Penny (of Big bang theory), and I guess I was the Leonard, except when she left she was a PhD candidate.
She left and married with a guy much older than me (10.5 years older than her) which had a high school diploma but a lot of money.
Even after 4 years she still sends me emails (3 times this year) that she regrets what she did and wants to come back. But rebuilding broken trust and long and painful memories is sometimes impossible.
No what? I was replying to a comment about Islam, Christianity and Judaism. Not the religions of India. I have specifically referred to "All three religions...".
Why everyone needs to learn English? If there is a decent real time translator, it can translate their language to English. For books and publications assuming there is a really good translator, it should not be a problem.
I also dislike that. I know 7-8 languages (fluent in 4 of them) and it has been a hobby and interest for me to learn languages.
Correct. Some of the Chinese Android tablets use MIPS. I saw a cheap one but did not buy since I was not sure how much of the Android market applications would work on it.
Older systems used expert systems (hierarchical knowledge systems). The new models use machine learning (neural network classifiers,...).
The machine learning creates a generalized model based on small amount of data. Expert systems search the existing data and the data should be very accurate.
Anyone remembers Kylix (Borland Delphi for Linux)?
It was a great project but almost no one obtained or used it. It cost perhaps millions for Borland to develop and the cost (along with the unsuccessful Borland Java Builder) made Borland almost bankrupt.
I had the pleasure of using Kylix, but who else cares?
In my university Mathematics and Computer science schools are in the same building and we have common courses (Discrete math, logic and applications,...)
I am a computer science researcher and I publish most of my papers in mathematics and mathematical simulation journals. I have taught mathematics for computer science (Fourier series and transform, Laplace transform, differential equations, complex numbers, numerical methods, etc.) for a few semesters.
As a PhD student I was a TA to several courses. Most of the time there were 140-180 students in the class. I needed to organize 4 tutorial sessions. We had 3 exams (2 mid, 1 final) and 3 assignments.
I would say the most destructive thing in regard to my PhD research progress was the huge amount of work I supposed to do. I officially was supposed to work 9 hours/week but it was many times more than that.
Both first and family names are famous Iranian names. "Babak" is the famous Iranian revoloutionaray leader (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babak_Khorramdin ) and "Ferdowsi" is perhaps the most famous Iranian poet ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdowsi ).
It's my understanding that when he "helps" he does it in a very "for profit" way. Like buying expensive medicine for poor people, when they could have been helped in a less profitable way......and more sustainable way.....
He is going to sell the shits... that's why he builds toilets!!!
There are 2 separate computers on the board. Perhaps they upgrade one of them and after it worked correctly they transfer control to it and upgrade the other one?
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Robocop I mean.
So you say it was a terminator robocup that did it?
Thanks for the opinions. You always learn from people's opinion and view points.
- In regards to dating older women I have very serious considerations. You might have known by now that women need someone that attracts their respect. If they cannot respect someone, he relationship with that person is over. Every advantage brings points to the respect table. Age, financial situation, educational level, success in life, physical fitness, beauty... The lower age puts you at a very low advantage in that regard. Most women cannot respect younger guys. They may enjoy them , but they hardly find something to respect.
So please be careful. I see a warning pattern in your selections. Think one more time about it and talk to a few more experienced guys.
- One reason that older women seem to be unemotional is perhaps they become more arrogant as they become older. Arrogance stops them from expressing their feelings and that's a poison in a love relationship. One more thing is that most women which are older than 30 do not have desire for activities, sex, being happy etc. and they nag too much ... I just don't find enough reason in a woman to put myself into such a huge responsibility again. Last year I liked a younger lady in her 28 (11 years younger than me). I liked her very much, he did too but she thought I am too old for her.
- Yes, you are right. In order to give emotions, kindness and energy to others we need to take care of ourselves first. That's the lesson I learned after 10 years of putting everything for my ex first.
I hope you read (since you are not logged in you won't possibly see the replies).
In most countries you will still be considered married or at least more than simple friends (since you have lived together for sometimes) , and your partner legally has most of the rights of a married woman.
I was feeling the same after 8 years in marriage when things suddenly crashed.
I thought we have a stable and good life. Then I found my ex did not think the same. She thought our life is boring and monotonous. That's why she looked around to find something.
Congratulations for the studies.
I learned you'd rather stay away from women that have problem, you are not the daddy to take care of them. Besides I found getting back together is committing a mistake for the 2nd time. If it wanted to work, it would have worked the first time.
I have unfortunately become too disappointed and afraid of relationships. Most women I met are in their 30s (35-40), they just want to fulfill their financial needs and have a kid. There is no love, they have become too unemotional and materialistic.
Fraking things you do for love :( I loved her much more than myself. Stupid but true.
Very well thought and well said. I am divorced too and now that I think, I guess I am much happier even if I do not get sex or whatever a lady has to offer.
At least I do not spend 2 times to feed a nagging unappreciative cheating wife which did not bother to work even 1 day during the 10 years of our marriage.
My ex. wife of 10 years used to find friends on social network websites, talk to them for a while as a friend and go out with them. She cheated a few times and finally left with one of them.
When she came to my home, she did not have even a high school diploma (and no intention to study). She was the typical Penny (of Big bang theory), and I guess I was the Leonard, except when she left she was a PhD candidate.
She left and married with a guy much older than me (10.5 years older than her) which had a high school diploma but a lot of money.
Even after 4 years she still sends me emails (3 times this year) that she regrets what she did and wants to come back. But rebuilding broken trust and long and painful memories is sometimes impossible.
No what? I was replying to a comment about Islam, Christianity and Judaism. Not the religions of India. I have specifically referred to "All three religions...".
All three religions belong to the family of Abrahamic religions ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abrahamic_religions ) and very high similarities in beliefs, traditions etc.
Why everyone needs to learn English? If there is a decent real time translator, it can translate their language to English. For books and publications assuming there is a really good translator, it should not be a problem.
I also dislike that. I know 7-8 languages (fluent in 4 of them) and it has been a hobby and interest for me to learn languages.
Much more slower than vBulletin, less scalable, uglier, less user friendly and almost non-existing support.
Almost every phpBB I installed was ridden by spam and got hacked several times. I have given up on phpBB after 10 years of trying.
Did you notice that the website has not been touched since 2010?
I am not sure how the design may progress with the current status. Is there any forks or active contributors?
Correct. Some of the Chinese Android tablets use MIPS. I saw a cheap one but did not buy since I was not sure how much of the Android market applications would work on it.
Microsoft does not build hardware itself. It subcontracts them to different producers.
Do dogs and cats count?
Older systems used expert systems (hierarchical knowledge systems). The new models use machine learning (neural network classifiers, ...).
The machine learning creates a generalized model based on small amount of data. Expert systems search the existing data and the data should be very accurate.
so you make more than 60c per year. great.
Anyone remembers Kylix (Borland Delphi for Linux)?
It was a great project but almost no one obtained or used it. It cost perhaps millions for Borland to develop and the cost (along with the unsuccessful Borland Java Builder) made Borland almost bankrupt.
I had the pleasure of using Kylix, but who else cares?
In my university Mathematics and Computer science schools are in the same building and we have common courses (Discrete math, logic and applications, ...)
I am a computer science researcher and I publish most of my papers in mathematics and mathematical simulation journals. I have taught mathematics for computer science (Fourier series and transform, Laplace transform, differential equations, complex numbers, numerical methods, etc.) for a few semesters.
Is that really strange?
As a PhD student I was a TA to several courses. Most of the time there were 140-180 students in the class. I needed to organize 4 tutorial sessions. We had 3 exams (2 mid, 1 final) and 3 assignments.
I would say the most destructive thing in regard to my PhD research progress was the huge amount of work I supposed to do. I officially was supposed to work 9 hours/week but it was many times more than that.
FYI The correct name is "Babak Ferdowsi".
Both first and family names are famous Iranian names. "Babak" is the famous Iranian revoloutionaray leader (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babak_Khorramdin ) and "Ferdowsi" is perhaps the most famous Iranian poet ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdowsi ).
It's my understanding that when he "helps" he does it in a very "for profit" way. Like buying expensive medicine for poor people, when they could have been helped in a less profitable way......and more sustainable way.....
He is going to sell the shits ... that's why he builds toilets!!!
There are 2 separate computers on the board. Perhaps they upgrade one of them and after it worked correctly they transfer control to it and upgrade the other one?