Oh I know, but after I come home I'm not in the mood to look at code anymore. Its kind of depressing. Besides, the project I've been working on on my free time doesn't appear to mesh with their suggestions.
So instead of hacking (in the machette sense) in perl all summer in an internship I could be writing code in a language of my choice for a project of my choice? (more or less). For money? You google people have to tell me about these things sooner.
Well yes and no. It depends on whether or not you consider teh first assignment to a variable to be it's declaration. If not then no, you don't need to declarare the variable either. The compiler will just spend more time running up and down the AST.
Yes, if you are trying to be confusing. Having a case-insensitive language also doesn't take away your ability to have those cues either. You can still write CONSTs Functions and variables, you just can't have a CONST with the same name as a Function or variable, which is a good thing anyway, because that's needlessly confusing
Good thing the TARDIS has it's own pocket dimension. You'll need a parrallel universe to hold all the people who would want to be the Doctor's companion. Not everything can (or should be) made into an MMORPG. Perhaps a nice single-player adventure game based on Dr. Who. You could like travel through time, solving problems and like stuff. Yeah.
Nah, Dark Tower is awesome, but I don't know, it's got the wrong vibe for a game IMO. OTOH perhaps this one would work: The Talisman may it doya fine. You could be Travellin' Jack, going cross-country through America and the Territories.
I spend no time removing spyware. Why? Firefox as the default browser + non-administrator as the default user. Installing stuff is slighty annoying (Egads! I have to right-click and select 'Run As') but it's like a brick wall as far as spyware is concernced.
Apparently Raziel is Real American Hero that sells diamonds. While Kain's arch-nemesis is a really strechty guy and his band of Gamma-irradiated heroes.
- Greg (who once used the anon.penet.fi server to post alt.personals ads from "Heddy", a disembodied head looking for people to chat with after the scientists left the lab for the night)
That's actually really creepy. Coke ads online. I stare at the monitor way more than the tv. What happens when stuff that normally gets advertised in meatspace starts getting advertised online. Nobody tell Coca-Cola.
Slashdot Mirror
Or Mac OS X.
Oh I know, but after I come home I'm not in the mood to look at code anymore. Its kind of depressing. Besides, the project I've been working on on my free time doesn't appear to mesh with their suggestions.
So instead of hacking (in the machette sense) in perl all summer in an internship I could be writing code in a language of my choice for a project of my choice? (more or less). For money? You google people have to tell me about these things sooner.
Exterminate! Exterminate!
Burn her! Burn her!
One physical copy. you have to use a different serial # everytime, unless of course you have those fancy smancy corporate ones
Well yes and no. It depends on whether or not you consider teh first assignment to a variable to be it's declaration. If not then no, you don't need to declarare the variable either. The compiler will just spend more time running up and down the AST.
C++: #include printf("%10.2f", x); // or
#include
char s[14];
sprintf(s, "%10.2f", x);
cout s;
Java:
String s = String.format("%10.2f", x);
System.out.print(s);
you don't need to declare variables to do compile time type validation. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&client=fire fox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=Hindley -Milner+type+inference&btnG=Search
Are these supposed to be positive points? Because it kind of flies in the face of coding best practices...
Don't like perl either then, do you?
But then how is this Dr. Who, and not a MMORPG version of Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
Good thing the TARDIS has it's own pocket dimension. You'll need a parrallel universe to hold all the people who would want to be the Doctor's companion. Not everything can (or should be) made into an MMORPG. Perhaps a nice single-player adventure game based on Dr. Who. You could like travel through time, solving problems and like stuff. Yeah.
Nah, Dark Tower is awesome, but I don't know, it's got the wrong vibe for a game IMO. OTOH perhaps this one would work: The Talisman may it doya fine. You could be Travellin' Jack, going cross-country through America and the Territories.
touche good sir, touche.
I had never seen the Dark Crystal, so I googled it up. Egads man, you are right!
Billie Piper
Gelfling heroine
I spend no time removing spyware. Why? Firefox as the default browser + non-administrator as the default user. Installing stuff is slighty annoying (Egads! I have to right-click and select 'Run As') but it's like a brick wall as far as spyware is concernced.
Technically, you are mistaken. Also I like ice cream.
The poor metaphor, you seem to have stretched it so far, that it has ripped.
Apparently Raziel is Real American Hero that sells diamonds. While Kain's arch-nemesis is a really strechty guy and his band of Gamma-irradiated heroes.
- Greg (who once used the anon.penet.fi server to post alt.personals ads from "Heddy", a disembodied head looking for people to chat with after the scientists left the lab for the night)
You bastard. You stood me up!
What, you mean developers? Funny I always thought they'd be the kind of person to want a RS232 port.
Ok. It's approximately 0.625McM*.
*Mac Minis
That's actually really creepy. Coke ads online. I stare at the monitor way more than the tv. What happens when stuff that normally gets advertised in meatspace starts getting advertised online. Nobody tell Coca-Cola.