If you just offer one-time exceptions whenever anybody whines, they'll have no incentive to not obey trademarks in the future. There is a huge difference between Flukes and cheap $15 multimeters, and it was completely unnecessary for these multimeters to copy Fluke's trademarked color scheme. They aren't exactly some no-name brand. The color scheme of these devices was chosen to mimic that of Fluke's. It's a clear cut case of trademark violation.e
The reason we have murder being illegal is that the vast majority of people in this country don't want to be murdered. It isn't illegal because people decided that it was probably wrong.
The whole reason for much of the way this country was designed, the way I see it, was to prevent morality from being put into legislation. Freedom of religion by definition implies that people are being made to tolerate actions of other people that they deem immoral. Then again, maybe they considered morality-based legislation to be immoral, thus imposing their own morality on our government.
The purposes of government are mostly in the eye of the beholder. Generally speaking, people have some sort of parameters that they want government to extremize. For libertarians, it's freedom. For conservatives, it's, well, I don't know, the opposite of whatever it is the secular progressives are ruining America with. For "liberals" (I mean socialists and people who don't like George W. Bush), it's some kind of health care + 2.718 ^ education - sqrt(wiretapping) quotient.
You mean to say that the U.S.'s standards are based closer to what people actually choose to buy, instead of what some know-betterists decide is appropriate? If freer choice is third-world, then I'll take it!
but has a stack of plug in number pads to go with them.
A/stack/? What, does he like, keep them distributed in various locations about his person? Why? Are the other companies hiring ninjas and ninjapickpockets to lower his productivity by stealing them?
In contrast to malloc/free implemented as linked list traversal, GC takes O(1) time to allocate, and O(n) time when it runs out of memory; malloc/free always takes O(n) time.
First of all, even dumb mallocs do not 'always' take O(n) time. And comparing GC to a craptardic mallocation strategy is like comparing any sorting algorithm against bubble sort.
If you do that, somebody smarter than you will come along and make the test too difficult for you. By the way, this was already tried. In the South. Guess why.
But there's a lot of folks involved in music production, the players, the singers, the writers, the studio (with their expensive equipment), marketing, talent scouts, etc. etc. etc. Lots of people are involved in the production of music and they should, by right, make a "fair wage" off of their work. Wouldn't you agree?
No. They already are getting a fair wage. If any of those employees feel that they are getting an unfair wage, they're free to quit their job and find a fair wage somewhere else.
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Caltech is only 40% Asian so it probably won't be that good.
Software engineering programs suck, that's why. Nobody needs to spend time in college learning stuff they'd end up learning in industry anyway.
Oh yes, how will a child barely ready for team sports ever be able to play a one-on-one board game?
FFS, kids play on team sports at that age. Have you ever heard of tee-ball?
If you just offer one-time exceptions whenever anybody whines, they'll have no incentive to not obey trademarks in the future. There is a huge difference between Flukes and cheap $15 multimeters, and it was completely unnecessary for these multimeters to copy Fluke's trademarked color scheme. They aren't exactly some no-name brand. The color scheme of these devices was chosen to mimic that of Fluke's. It's a clear cut case of trademark violation.e
No, that's the physical level.
The OP wasn't really talking about IT, despite his use of the word. He was talking about software engineering.
Being able to "program" is a severely minor part of your job as a software engineer (or similar professions).
I can't fathom the confusion and incompetence that would lead to such a statement.
USB 3.0 can handle 5Gb/s.
The 17" MacBook Pro has a 1920x1200 screen. Is yours a 15" model?
The only 1920x1200 in a 15.x" screen that I know of that's available on new laptops is on the Panasonic Toughbook CF-52.
Bullshit. The one that maximizes freedom. Fuck survival.
Bah.
http://haskell.org/
There are more than two sides to the aisle.
The reason we have murder being illegal is that the vast majority of people in this country don't want to be murdered. It isn't illegal because people decided that it was probably wrong.
The whole reason for much of the way this country was designed, the way I see it, was to prevent morality from being put into legislation. Freedom of religion by definition implies that people are being made to tolerate actions of other people that they deem immoral. Then again, maybe they considered morality-based legislation to be immoral, thus imposing their own morality on our government.
The purposes of government are mostly in the eye of the beholder. Generally speaking, people have some sort of parameters that they want government to extremize. For libertarians, it's freedom. For conservatives, it's, well, I don't know, the opposite of whatever it is the secular progressives are ruining America with. For "liberals" (I mean socialists and people who don't like George W. Bush), it's some kind of health care + 2.718 ^ education - sqrt(wiretapping) quotient.
You mean to say that the U.S.'s standards are based closer to what people actually choose to buy, instead of what some know-betterists decide is appropriate? If freer choice is third-world, then I'll take it!
Um, no, it's 3i.
That's right -- it makes excessive punishment more acceptable.
Just because the processor's word size is 64 bits doesn't mean it treats 32-bit integers any less efficiently.
That's because you're an idiot. The parentheses are not a problem at all when reading code.
So, I regularly work a 70 hr work week. That displaces one person or small family from the work force. So what.
No, it doesn't! You're not displacing anybody. Employment is not a zero-sum game; there is not a fixed number of jobs available in the world.
but has a stack of plug in number pads to go with them.
/stack/? What, does he like, keep them distributed in various locations about his person? Why? Are the other companies hiring ninjas and ninjapickpockets to lower his productivity by stealing them?
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I must know!
In contrast to malloc/free implemented as linked list traversal, GC takes O(1) time to allocate, and O(n) time when it runs out of memory; malloc/free always takes O(n) time.
First of all, even dumb mallocs do not 'always' take O(n) time.
And comparing GC to a craptardic mallocation strategy is like comparing any sorting algorithm against bubble sort.
Any predictive computer will ultimately fail, because you can't compress the universe into a computer smaller than that universe,
Not if the universe is infinitely complex!
If you do that, somebody smarter than you will come along and make the test too difficult for you. By the way, this was already tried. In the South. Guess why.
Eukrainians and other ethnic groups.
Would you perchance be referring to the Simple Poles and Eurekaryotes?
But there's a lot of folks involved in music production, the players, the singers, the writers, the studio (with their expensive equipment), marketing, talent scouts, etc. etc. etc. Lots of people are involved in the production of music and they should, by right, make a "fair wage" off of their work. Wouldn't you agree?
No. They already are getting a fair wage. If any of those employees feel that they are getting an unfair wage, they're free to quit their job and find a fair wage somewhere else.