I don't think he's planning to implement this himself. When you hire a web designer or system implementor you need to know what to ask for, and I think that's what he's trying to figure out here.
At least Wikipedia had an example of his work. To me that pretty much balances out everything Encarta had. A combination of the two would of course be better though.
Geoffrey Keating of Apple Computer, Inc., with support from Red Hat, Inc., has contributed a precompiled header implementation that can dramatically speed up compilation of some projects.
December 27, 2002
Mark Mitchell of CodeSourcery has contributed a new, hand-crafted recursive-descent C++ parser sponsored by the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The new parser is more standard conforming and fixes many bugs (about 100 in our bug database alone) from the old YACC-derived parser.
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Lloyd Center has two sets of theaters, the other one being in a standalone building across the street from the mall. It also happens to be showing the new Batman http://www.fandango.com/regallloydcenter10cinema_aaapp/theaterpage.
I'm sure he was partially joking, but the idea the tsunami may have affected the Earth's rotation has been circulating.
I don't think he's planning to implement this himself. When you hire a web designer or system implementor you need to know what to ask for, and I think that's what he's trying to figure out here.
Try using bzip2 or gzip on a WAV file, you won't get 50% compression.
I'm sorry, were you trying to be a pedant?
I don't know about genetic drift, but isn't cloning clones why the Banana will be gone soon?
At least Wikipedia had an example of his work. To me that pretty much balances out everything Encarta had. A combination of the two would of course be better though.
From the gcc.gnu.org homepage news:
January 10, 2003
Geoffrey Keating of Apple Computer, Inc., with support from Red Hat, Inc., has contributed a precompiled header implementation that can dramatically speed up compilation of some projects.
December 27, 2002
Mark Mitchell of CodeSourcery has contributed a new, hand-crafted recursive-descent C++ parser sponsored by the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The new parser is more standard conforming and fixes many bugs (about 100 in our bug database alone) from the old YACC-derived parser.