If I ever find myself living out in the ass end of nowhere I'll be sure to console myself with the stellar DMV service. The food court outside that branch has a larger population than your town.
I went to the one in the State of Illinois building in the Loop yesterday. In and out in 50 minutes, with a wait of around 25 minutes before getting called. They've really improved things since I went there a couple years ago to get my ID renewed.
We have a tree of nodes that recently ballooned in size to 40,000 nodes and this was causing our CSS/javascript tree to choke as it loaded everything once and used the CSS to handle opening and closing of nodes.
Anything when more than a single thread or process is executing simultaneously is parallel. Anything running on multiple computers at the same time can also be called parallel, but is more precisely (and commonly) referred to as clustered or distributed computing. These are the commonly agreed upon meanings.
Since he has his Ph. D. and all I didn't feel the need to correct him and explain that unless his code was both parallel and multi-threaded he was only getting the benefit of 8 cores.
Or you could (very obviously) start two instances per node.
Practically all for loops written are independent of order, so they could be trivially implemented using MapReduce.
That is a very large, very unsupported assumption to be making. It certainly doesn't hold true for the code I've seen in the wild and have written myself.
Ok, point conceded. The dexterity requirements for GH don't really approach that of a real guitar, my DDR knowledge is minimal, and I can see where flailing your body around like a spaz would be difficult than flailing your hand around like a spaz. And, yes, the guitar is about 600 times cooler. I don't think it's so much a stigma of dancing being lame, it's more that when *I* dance *I'm* lame. That, and I find the DDR music repulsive.
Yeah, it might be fun if you don't already think playing DDR with a hand-held controller is lame...
Play on expert. I think the DDR equiv would be playing on two pads simultaneously while somebody unloads a machine gun at your feet, which just so happens to be the only thing I can think of that would make DDR interesting.
Intel applied concerted effort to kicking its own nuts during the P4 years. If AMD couldn't deliver a knockout blow then, it sure as hell won't now that Intel has a real lineup.
GH is one big series of walls, and I love it for that. I've beaten both on expert, but the Buckethead unlock will vex me basically forever. That dude's fingers do not inhabit the same plane as my own.
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If I ever find myself living out in the ass end of nowhere I'll be sure to console myself with the stellar DMV service. The food court outside that branch has a larger population than your town.
I went to the one in the State of Illinois building in the Loop yesterday. In and out in 50 minutes, with a wait of around 25 minutes before getting called. They've really improved things since I went there a couple years ago to get my ID renewed.
It getsa lot more interesting when 100,000 people are playing the same game of pinball
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Are you sure javascript is the problem here?
Is that your carbon offset or are you just happy to see me?
That's no excuse
So much for the free market, then
Anything when more than a single thread or process is executing simultaneously is parallel. Anything running on multiple computers at the same time can also be called parallel, but is more precisely (and commonly) referred to as clustered or distributed computing. These are the commonly agreed upon meanings.
Or you could (very obviously) start two instances per node.
That is a very large, very unsupported assumption to be making. It certainly doesn't hold true for the code I've seen in the wild and have written myself.
He would say "The politicians made me drink a big ol' cup of poison. I didn't like that."
Thank you and goodnight!
Thanks. That pun just killed about 40% of the remaining bee population.
I never got it fixed
Ok, point conceded. The dexterity requirements for GH don't really approach that of a real guitar, my DDR knowledge is minimal, and I can see where flailing your body around like a spaz would be difficult than flailing your hand around like a spaz. And, yes, the guitar is about 600 times cooler. I don't think it's so much a stigma of dancing being lame, it's more that when *I* dance *I'm* lame. That, and I find the DDR music repulsive.
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Jordan is like having a bazooka fired at your head.
Play on expert. I think the DDR equiv would be playing on two pads simultaneously while somebody unloads a machine gun at your feet, which just so happens to be the only thing I can think of that would make DDR interesting.
You do realize the reason Guitar Hero is fun is because of the guitar controller, right?
I have this same problem with Lisp. I can never remember where the parentheses go!
When they tell you to shut off your electronic devices on the plane they are NOT FUCKING KIDDING.
Intel applied concerted effort to kicking its own nuts during the P4 years. If AMD couldn't deliver a knockout blow then, it sure as hell won't now that Intel has a real lineup.
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GH is one big series of walls, and I love it for that. I've beaten both on expert, but the Buckethead unlock will vex me basically forever. That dude's fingers do not inhabit the same plane as my own.
Nowhere. Everyone knows that it's turtles all the way down.