How do you know if something is fraudulent if you know nothing about how it works? Ditto for setting timelines, testing, etc. How do you manage something you know nothing of?
So C is to the language you use as assembly id to a compiled language. That would make sense. Esp. since C has been referred to as a high level assembly language.
Like Top Spin. We used it in my undergrad Abstract Algebra. The assignment was to define the Algebra of the game so that anyone could pick it up and solve it in the lease number of steps. We had 3 days to complete the assignments.
Any puzzle which can then be used as a door way to higher Math while being fun to a 10 year old.
Insurance companies are cash rich. SO they invest much of it into the markets. If they start struggling for cash the impact may ripple through the entire economy.
Stop teaching people toy languages. Because before you know it people will be using them in production in a role they were never intended. If you want to see what damage that can cause look to BASIC and VB, and Pascal. As they were the only languages people knew, especially managers, they were forced into a role they were never intended to fill. Hence they had to be kludged to actually be useful.
So pick a scripting language such as Python, Perl, Ruby, JavaScript, etc. instead.
Of course that is only as random as the "random" number generator. And since it is "random" people are more inclined to write it down somewhere, e.g. a sticky note on the monitor or in a "secure" spreadsheet in the cloud.
SO, perhaps there is a person, or small clique, who feels that things are out of control. They may have obligations which prevent them from quiting or believe in their mission but not the execution of it. So they create these images, or acronyms, codenames (Carnivore?) etc., to sound the alarm bell but to stay innocuous.
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How do you know if something is fraudulent if you know nothing about how it works? Ditto for setting timelines, testing, etc. How do you manage something you know nothing of?
So C is to the language you use as assembly id to a compiled language. That would make sense. Esp. since C has been referred to as a high level assembly language.
all the cool kids use Ruby
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"Scrapy, a web spider, now has beta support for Python 3."
TL;DR ;)
The "s" is silent.
Can yo condense that for me? Perhaps submit it to /.?
That's worth at least $10 million in crowd funding!
of course dosage matter. Strychnine in small doses is OK. But it will kill you faster than salt water.
dosage matter. but it is more dangerous than salt water.
Distilled water will kill you if you drink too much of it.
Computations please. A simulation would be nice too.
Which is the basic principle behind gene canons.
Could you post some calculations and a plan on how to do that? Perhaps using Halley's comet as an example as it's period is very "handy"?
We simply transport the water from Pluto to Mars. Like duh! how hard can that be?
(In case you missed it that was sarcasm)
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I think this is what OP was referring to.
"Applied ballistics are pretty fun".
Archery, ball sports, golf, tennis, etc. are good choices. Get the kid outside and being a kid.
Like Top Spin. We used it in my undergrad Abstract Algebra. The assignment was to define the Algebra of the game so that anyone could pick it up and solve it in the lease number of steps. We had 3 days to complete the assignments.
Any puzzle which can then be used as a door way to higher Math while being fun to a 10 year old.
I was responding to a post made by another person who refernced group programming. So no I did not misunderstand, I knew exactly what as going on.
Insurance companies are cash rich. SO they invest much of it into the markets. If they start struggling for cash the impact may ripple through the entire economy.
Stop teaching people toy languages. Because before you know it people will be using them in production in a role they were never intended. If you want to see what damage that can cause look to BASIC and VB, and Pascal. As they were the only languages people knew, especially managers, they were forced into a role they were never intended to fill. Hence they had to be kludged to actually be useful.
So pick a scripting language such as Python, Perl, Ruby, JavaScript, etc. instead.
Does having 5 people huddled around a computer increase productivity or increase slippage?
You did.
Of course that is only as random as the "random" number generator. And since it is "random" people are more inclined to write it down somewhere, e.g. a sticky note on the monitor or in a "secure" spreadsheet in the cloud.
You should really pick up a book on security.
"Shadowfax" didn't even make the list.
SO, perhaps there is a person, or small clique, who feels that things are out of control. They may have obligations which prevent them from quiting or believe in their mission but not the execution of it. So they create these images, or acronyms, codenames (Carnivore?) etc., to sound the alarm bell but to stay innocuous.
That's just a thought.