Lasik left me unable to drive lo these last 12 years due to starbursting, glare, and halos. Anyway, this article explains http://laserfitlens.com/bad-la... and talks about a solution using wavefront-design contacts that uses Dassault Systemes 3D software, an optical coherence tomographer and a wavefront aberrometer, not things you think in the typical O.D.'s office.
According to the wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A..., he did later return to academia until 1988:
"He retired from scientific life around 1970, after having discovered the partly military funding of IHÉS. He returned to academia a few years later as a professor at the University of Montpellier, where he stayed until his retirement in 1988. "
Drupal is uneven, missing features that you would expect from a full CMS and enabling functionality via contrib modules that I have spent months coding in the past. Features show up that are clearly not ready for prime time and are slowly developed into useful modules that become a core part of the Drupal developer's toolkit. It really seems like the archetypal open source/agile project in that way. Unfortunately, that style doesn't work well in a dead tree format. It will be interesting to see if a second edition hits the shelves that fixes some of the glaring problems.
He actually got 2 more PhDs while in prison. (I forget what they were for though)
Good point. I missed that. He did earn a PhD in Psychology and another in Economics while in prison, in addition to some other degrees.
The grand total is three Phds, one J.D, and one MBA: a Phd in Nutritional BioChemistry, a Phd in Psychology, a Phd in Economics, a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree, and MBA.
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Lasik left me unable to drive lo these last 12 years due to starbursting, glare, and halos. Anyway, this article explains http://laserfitlens.com/bad-la... and talks about a solution using wavefront-design contacts that uses Dassault Systemes 3D software, an optical coherence tomographer and a wavefront aberrometer, not things you think in the typical O.D.'s office.
From the same article: "On the downside, I searched for D programming jobs and found just a couple". I like D but you can't get work doing it.
According to the wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A..., he did later return to academia until 1988: "He retired from scientific life around 1970, after having discovered the partly military funding of IHÉS. He returned to academia a few years later as a professor at the University of Montpellier, where he stayed until his retirement in 1988. "
I much appreciate your comment as I'm just getting back into the guitar. Rock on.
When Paul Allen was doing his book tour, he said something like this, "Today they use the word refactor a lot. We used to just call it rewriting."
No we know why Unity looks the way it does.
Thanks, I'll take a look at it.
Drupal is uneven, missing features that you would expect from a full CMS and enabling functionality via contrib modules that I have spent months coding in the past. Features show up that are clearly not ready for prime time and are slowly developed into useful modules that become a core part of the Drupal developer's toolkit. It really seems like the archetypal open source/agile project in that way. Unfortunately, that style doesn't work well in a dead tree format. It will be interesting to see if a second edition hits the shelves that fixes some of the glaring problems.
What opensource CMS's are good?
He actually got 2 more PhDs while in prison. (I forget what they were for though)
Good point. I missed that. He did earn a PhD in Psychology and another in Economics while in prison, in addition to some other degrees.
The grand total is three Phds, one J.D, and one MBA: a Phd in Nutritional BioChemistry, a Phd in Psychology, a Phd in Economics, a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree, and MBA.