If you're worried about the memory bandwidth to load pi, you're either an embedded developer, and not on an x86, or quite possibly just a pain in the ass to be around.
Or you're somebody trying to maximize the number of floating point operations involving PI.
The heart of the problem is that a market inefficiency exists, and only a few people that benefit from that inefficiency (the overpaid US worker) wants that inefficiency to be protected.
13 inches is nice for reading PDFs and technical documentation, but for a lot of those documents you need full color. So I'd rather get a regular tablet.
My job was outsourced 10 years ago, and I even trained my replacements. Then I started my own company, and that's where I still am, making more money than ever before.
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A paper map and compass don't tell you where you are.
You would build it from one blade to the other.
God uses octuple precision, you insensitive clod.
If you're worried about the memory bandwidth to load pi, you're either an embedded developer, and not on an x86, or quite possibly just a pain in the ass to be around.
Or you're somebody trying to maximize the number of floating point operations involving PI.
The Rydberg constant is known to 14 decimal places, but I don't think it's very relevant for NASA calculations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
You imagine NASA has that problem for their numerical orbital solutions? no they don't.
I imagine that they do. Everybody who does complex floating point jobs has this problem. I also imagine that they've solved it.
I guess the computer format came first, and then NASA said: "yeah, that's good enough".
Not limiting enough that you couldn't lose money to a hacker. For instance, it could spend money in the google play store without your permission.
If you have enough time to read while you sit, you should eat more fiber.
We can paint the turbines green, and paint the hub like a flower head. Would that help ?
It's not an e-reader, it's an Android tablet with an e-ink display.
There doesn't always have to a be a "no good choice" there can be a "choice that is the lesser of all evils."
Good. Keep telling yourself that, citizen.
The heart of the problem is that a market inefficiency exists, and only a few people that benefit from that inefficiency (the overpaid US worker) wants that inefficiency to be protected.
So why does your Android device suddenly stop working if you don't install an update again?
You may have a well known security problem which is only fixed in newer versions.
As if disliking one of the candidates must automatically mean you support one of the others. Truth is that there's no good choice.
13 inches is nice for reading PDFs and technical documentation, but for a lot of those documents you need full color. So I'd rather get a regular tablet.
It's not hard to understand the proper fix..
So, what's the proper fix ?
Work smart means let other people do the work for you, while you practice your golf swing, and get their money.
My job was outsourced 10 years ago, and I even trained my replacements. Then I started my own company, and that's where I still am, making more money than ever before.
Think not in terms of what you deserve, but in terms of what you want, and what you can get.
I figure they use multiple smaller spools. The cable has repeaters in it anyway, so that's a good splice point.
More than you might want to think.
I want to think it's 100%, but I do think it's much lower.
I, for one, appreciate that you took the time to write your thoughtful response on a real typewriter. Very classy.
Microsoft lost it when it had Steve Ballmer do the developers dance.
Very few people are interested in scantily clad men.