adding a third dimension adds an order of magnitude more complication.
What's your next guess?
Being able to fly point-to-point instead of threading all the traffic through narrow channels separated only by painted lines is a huge win. Add to that drastically shorter transit times, and the opportunities for collision are far fewer.
The constitution has no such exception. The failure of the courts to enforce the bill of rights doesn't change what it says. This woman's phone was stolen.
I heartily invite you to go and read the first amendment, and then go fuck yourself. You didn't "the law that allows sites to be unfettered free speech marketplaces", you had NO LEGAL POWER to forbid it.
I remember hearing about a statistical study some years ago that found that shipping losses in the area were proportional to the amount of shipping in the area. A lot more boats go through that area than most other parts of the ocean.
DeBlasio pushed this because the taxi cartels pay far more in bribes than Uber or Lyft ever will. He couldn't care less about the drivers or the customers.
If you believe that, then don't ever attempt to start or run a business. The free market punishes unethical vendors. It was the market that took down Enron and Bernie Madoff, and it was the government that propped them up for years.
I've actually been to a Foxconn factory where iPhones and iPads were made. The fact is, assembling Apple products is one of the best jobs available in China for anyone who doesn't have a degree. Anytime they're hiring, they get mobbed.
Lasnik's blatant disregard of the first and second amendments disqualifies him to practice law in this country, much less sit on the bench. He should be impeached, removed from office, and disbarred.
Aside from the fact that C++ is a steaming pile of needless complexity, the worst thing about it is the brain damage it does to coders who become proud of memorizing the minutia of said steaming pile, believing that this is equivalent to engineering skill.
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stop someone from flying their car into the sky, landing into someone elses garden, nicking their property
That's what guns are for.
-jcr
single centralized traffic management system.
Nope. Peer-to-peer route avoidance negotiation is the way to go. No central point of failure.
-jcr
adding a third dimension adds an order of magnitude more complication.
What's your next guess?
Being able to fly point-to-point instead of threading all the traffic through narrow channels separated only by painted lines is a huge win. Add to that drastically shorter transit times, and the opportunities for collision are far fewer.
-jcr
The constitution has no such exception. The failure of the courts to enforce the bill of rights doesn't change what it says. This woman's phone was stolen.
-jcr
I heartily invite you to go and read the first amendment, and then go fuck yourself. You didn't "the law that allows sites to be unfettered free speech marketplaces", you had NO LEGAL POWER to forbid it.
-jcr
They overtly require degrees.
What's your next guess?
Go to jobs.apple.com, and you'll see "or equivalent work experience" all over the place.
-jcr
I've seen they've required college degrees for years
Nope. They hired me the first time in '02, and I've been back twice. I never bothered with college.
-jcr
Yeah, yeah.. I'll still call it Boaty McBoatface.
-jcr
I remember hearing about a statistical study some years ago that found that shipping losses in the area were proportional to the amount of shipping in the area. A lot more boats go through that area than most other parts of the ocean.
-jcr
DeBlasio pushed this because the taxi cartels pay far more in bribes than Uber or Lyft ever will. He couldn't care less about the drivers or the customers.
-jcr
free markets have no rules.
If you believe that, then don't ever attempt to start or run a business. The free market punishes unethical vendors. It was the market that took down Enron and Bernie Madoff, and it was the government that propped them up for years.
-jcr
You don't know what you're talking about, but don't let that stop you!
Ballmer pissed away half of MSFT's market cap. Tim has increased AAPL's valuation from $350 billion to $1 trillion.
-jcr
overworked and underpaid Chinese factory workers
I've actually been to a Foxconn factory where iPhones and iPads were made. The fact is, assembling Apple products is one of the best jobs available in China for anyone who doesn't have a degree. Anytime they're hiring, they get mobbed.
-jcr
Next up. Elon Musk is in the midst of destroying the Tesla haters on Slashdot.
Nah. Tesla's billions short of even going profitable.
-jcr
Lasnik's blatant disregard of the first and second amendments disqualifies him to practice law in this country, much less sit on the bench. He should be impeached, removed from office, and disbarred.
-jcr
I actually think the idea behind it is good.
Fuck you. It's none of the government's business where I decide to eat.
-jcr
Fuck off, slaver.
-jcr
This is why I've never given you my number, you clingy bitch.
-jcr
You have me confused with someone else. I've never been involved with Netscape or Mozilla in any way at all.
-jcr
Nope, C++ wasn't designed at all: it was accreted.
-jcr
Mozilla, one of Silicon Valley's greatest success stories
You're funny.
-jcvr
the C++ community is still thriving.
Billions of flies eat shit.
-jcr
C is not too bad by itself,
Well, aside from its lack of strings and arrays being the cause of the vast majority of security issues for the last several decades...
-jcr
Aside from the fact that C++ is a steaming pile of needless complexity, the worst thing about it is the brain damage it does to coders who become proud of memorizing the minutia of said steaming pile, believing that this is equivalent to engineering skill.
-jcr
Mission-critical functions should be kept in-house. Never farm out anything that can kill your business if your vendor fails to do their job.
-jcr