But this money, that goes into medical bills, out of business products, etc, is all circular. It's pumped back into the economy. The autonomy, stress and other medical expenses, getting drunk after work and all the rest of it, is part of the system. And the system works. At least so far.
I'm actually a Math/CS major at U of I and the schedule they posted isn't really representative of what I've been doing. Namely, there is not nearly that much science.
In fact, I got into the Math/CS program because I didn't want to take any more Chemistry and Physics. The closest thing you have to take to either of these is a Natural Science requirement which is generally a blow-off course.
Here's this year's (Most of the course numbers are bumped up by a hundred for next year) Math/CS curriculum:
http://cs.uiuc.edu/education/undergrad/req_mcs.h tm l
He is not being arrogant when he says American schools are always the ones ranked highest in CS.. it's absolutely true and you can look it up. Regardless of what you may or may not have learned in your first years, I highly doubt that your entire CS education had been as utterly brutal (and, in turn, preparatory) as mine has been here at UIUC.
I actually have the pleasure of having a class at Siebel next semester (my Compilers class) as well as having used it for my video editing needs this semester. -- It's a beautiful building. Balconies, courtyards, art-deco frosted glass tables, windowed offices.. it's gorgeous. Not to mention all of its RFID capabilities, certainly.. it's definitively the nicest building on campus.
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The only kind of rockets the US cared about were the kind that would get them past the Russians.
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How bizarre would it be if some spammer, somewhere developped the brilliant algorithm to solve these complex computer vision problems, therefore gaining world-recognition and causing innovation leaps in Computer Science -- all for trying to sell non-existant cruise tickets to some grandma..
WHAT THE FUCK, you cock-smoking little bitches! I'm gonna find where you live and sodomize each of you with a fucking broken JOYSTICK, you little fuckfaces! I SWEAR TO FUCKING GOD!!
Now wait a minute.. how can these guys be sure that when their mirrors are distorted, that the laser emitters they're using to measure them are not also distorted.. therefore giving them whacky data?
Slashdot Mirror
.. Meh.
Though I'm glad you like my rack.
But .. They all look exactly the friggen same?
Oooh.. I assume the poses wrought forth from the darker side of life. My being parallels that of dark creatures. But check out my RACK!
Tom Siebel gave my school (UIUC) THIRTY million for a new building
But this money, that goes into medical bills, out of business products, etc, is all circular. It's pumped back into the economy. The autonomy, stress and other medical expenses, getting drunk after work and all the rest of it, is part of the system. And the system works. At least so far.
Biology over ideology. Maybe now they can actually win a war.
I'm actually a Math/CS major at U of I and the schedule they posted isn't really representative of what I've been doing. Namely, there is not nearly that much science.
h tm l
In fact, I got into the Math/CS program because I didn't want to take any more Chemistry and Physics. The closest thing you have to take to either of these is a Natural Science requirement which is generally a blow-off course.
Here's this year's (Most of the course numbers are bumped up by a hundred for next year) Math/CS curriculum:
http://cs.uiuc.edu/education/undergrad/req_mcs.
He is not being arrogant when he says American schools are always the ones ranked highest in CS .. it's absolutely true and you can look it up. Regardless of what you may or may not have learned in your first years, I highly doubt that your entire CS education had been as utterly brutal (and, in turn, preparatory) as mine has been here at UIUC.
I actually have the pleasure of having a class at Siebel next semester (my Compilers class) as well as having used it for my video editing needs this semester. -- It's a beautiful building. Balconies, courtyards, art-deco frosted glass tables, windowed offices .. it's gorgeous. Not to mention all of its RFID capabilities, certainly .. it's definitively the nicest building on campus.
It's tough luck that the post I was responding to was erased.
Said something to the effect of "That's what you fat burger-eating Americans get."
And I get modded as troll.
Life is hard.
Oh go to hell.
It's not our fault your country lost the war.
Yeah, and to beat the wall-mounted zappers, they used robotic pods that popped out of the ground and spraypainted the whole wall in two seconds.
There's nothing wrong with Boston.
And there's 30% less city-juice per square mile.
Make that CALVIN. Hmm.
Looks like a damn Kalvin Klein ad.
The only kind of rockets the US cared about were the kind that would get them past the Russians.
How bizarre would it be if some spammer, somewhere developped the brilliant algorithm to solve these complex computer vision problems, therefore gaining world-recognition and causing innovation leaps in Computer Science -- all for trying to sell non-existant cruise tickets to some grandma ..
WHAT THE FUCK, you cock-smoking little bitches! I'm gonna find where you live and sodomize each of you with a fucking broken JOYSTICK, you little fuckfaces! I SWEAR TO FUCKING GOD!!
Wait .. but what about paychecks and business reply mail which have watermarks and special teeny tiny envelopes, respectively? What about THEM!?
Now wait a minute .. how can these guys be sure that when their mirrors are distorted, that the laser emitters they're using to measure them are not also distorted .. therefore giving them whacky data?
Oh. Oh. Oh my god.
I need a new pair of pants.
Well then someone ought to validate the source, shouldn't they.
Yet another brilliant finding from the science journal DUH.
Whatever. Nics come in cereal boxes now.
My school technically has a 750MB/24hrs limit but I just plugged in an extra two nics and now it's not uncommon for me to do more than 2GB a DAY.
Holy crap. How can people satisfy all their pr0n and warez needs at Cornell with a mere 2GB per month?
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