I have enough issues with our app on Citrix as it is, never mind throwing in an iPhone client into the mix.:(. I hope they just keep using blackberries.
There is ZERO need for DX 10 graphics on a true server, and really, the need for a GUI should be near zero(unless the server software vendor can't figure out how to code for a true server).
Render farm taking advantage of the GPU?
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What a disappointing review.
Most of the facts stated by the review's author are opinions
Under what circumstances is a review not composed mainly of opinion?
I don't know that the player keys are symmetric. If they are, you are of course right. However if they're asymmetric keys, then you need to compromise the manufacturing process to use the PS3's player key (in which case you can probably skip messing with the keys altogether).
Presumably the legislative aide referred to by the grand-parent wasn't elected into that position, they were hired. I would imagine the theory is that by making it prohibited for the aide to work on the campaign during work hours, it dissuades the candidate from using the authority they have over the aide during work hours to get "free" labor at the tax payer's expense. Likewise, I imagine the candidates don't campaign when the senate is in session (or on the senate floor).
When I look into a language, the first thing I check is "How do I do random IO to fixed size blocks on a disk file?" Most functional languages don't document any answer to that at all.
Yes, it might make your life easier... just as doing open(filename).readlines() is "easy" in python, but they don't not treat the machine resources as what they are (limited).
The Haskell equivalent to "open(filename).readlines()" does treat the machine resources as limited. When you do let s = lines $ readFile filename in Haskell, it doesn't slurp the whole file into memory. Rather, as you manipulate s, it reads the file in discrete chunks on as needed basis. I think you underestimate the sophistication of the implementation of this sort of functionality.
As for the continuous stream of NIL (what's a NIL byte? 0?) bytes scenario, you'd always have to handle that. I can't think of any language feature of any language that lets you get away with poor programming.
Well you can see approximately how long the name of the first item in the dir listing is, as the top border of the selection indicator is still visible.
I was under the impression that the slashdot crew has said the vast majority of slashdotters only ever click the article links and don't read the comments much less post to them.
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I have enough issues with our app on Citrix as it is, never mind throwing in an iPhone client into the mix. :(. I hope they just keep using blackberries.
I was specifically addressing the "There is ZERO need for DX 10 graphics on a true server" statement. I should have been more surgical in my quoting.
They released FF6 for game boy advance. Better get to buying (also on playstation a while back).
http://www.google.com/products?q=final+fantasy+vi+advance&btnG=Search+Products
There is ZERO need for DX 10 graphics on a true server, and really, the need for a GUI should be near zero(unless the server software vendor can't figure out how to code for a true server).
Render farm taking advantage of the GPU?
Under what circumstances is a review not composed mainly of opinion?
ARG, now I just want to play FF6 again.
Is it possible for a .de domain to be outside of German jurisdiction?
Oo, :e!. I've been using :e! %. Good one.
I don't know that the player keys are symmetric. If they are, you are of course right. However if they're asymmetric keys, then you need to compromise the manufacturing process to use the PS3's player key (in which case you can probably skip messing with the keys altogether).
Well they didn't mess with notepad afaik, but they did miss with wordpad (it has a ribbon), calc, and paint brush (it too got a ribbon).
Like the mobile iTunes store is? Or the Remote app? :)
It's been "already taken" multiple times, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D_(disambiguation)#Computing
Presumably the legislative aide referred to by the grand-parent wasn't elected into that position, they were hired. I would imagine the theory is that by making it prohibited for the aide to work on the campaign during work hours, it dissuades the candidate from using the authority they have over the aide during work hours to get "free" labor at the tax payer's expense. Likewise, I imagine the candidates don't campaign when the senate is in session (or on the senate floor).
You don't even need to understand stacks to implement subroutinues, you can do it all with CPS instead.
When I look into a language, the first thing I check is "How do I do random IO to fixed size blocks on a disk file?" Most functional languages don't document any answer to that at all.
http://haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/libraries/base/System-IO.html#21
"How do I draw pictures on the screen, and get user responses?" Gtk is an acceptable answer. So is SDL.
http://haskell.org/gtk2hs/
http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/SDL
Yes, it might make your life easier ... just as doing open(filename).readlines() is "easy" in python, but they don't not treat the machine resources as what they are (limited).
The Haskell equivalent to "open(filename).readlines()" does treat the machine resources as limited. When you do let s = lines $ readFile filename in Haskell, it doesn't slurp the whole file into memory. Rather, as you manipulate s, it reads the file in discrete chunks on as needed basis. I think you underestimate the sophistication of the implementation of this sort of functionality.
As for the continuous stream of NIL (what's a NIL byte? 0?) bytes scenario, you'd always have to handle that. I can't think of any language feature of any language that lets you get away with poor programming.
your high school biology class was better than his (and mine)?
Well you can see approximately how long the name of the first item in the dir listing is, as the top border of the selection indicator is still visible.
All he said was that your comments were funny, he didn't say anything about their content. Learn to take a compliment, sheesh!
Now witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational presidential ticket.
He didn't say python had a single implementation, he said it was defined by a single implementation (I assume he was referring to C Python).
"Lotus Notes" and "work" rarely belong together in a sentence.
What definitions of insane and schizophrenic are you using, if you don't mind my asking?
I was under the impression that the slashdot crew has said the vast majority of slashdotters only ever click the article links and don't read the comments much less post to them.
I've seen almost this exact mistake IRL. (it was more like srand(time); IOW, they forgot they needed to actually _call_ the function).