You mean like how telling people to code is rejected as "hate speech"?
Yeah, re-think that stuff. Just because someone is a millennial doesn't mean they have to be a snowflake.
If you can't find any buyers for your low ball offer and then the one turkey who is interested changes their mind it's time to go back to the drawing board.
Hmm... maybe this isn't a bad question? If a black body (super giant planet or something) orbited in front of a large bright object (e.g. a star) wouldn't the back side of the object be black like this?
What's Twitter? Is that like one of those SF flashpans that was going to be sold for zilche and then the buyer pushed the deal off the table? Those guys should learn to code real fast.
The Bible talks about forgiving your brother... but if you start extending it to companies where does it end? Forgiving bad algorithms? Forgiving viruses? Forgiving bad ideas? Forgiving overly patternized wall paper textures? Forgiving hypothetical mistakes people could have made?
If you can forgive everything it means forgiveness isn't a thing to you.
Parent of children that I have helped with Common Core math here...
All by itself this is a reason I am pulling my kids out of public school at the end of this year.
The "ten boxes" are confusing supremo and often times my wife and I cannot help them. I have two science degrees, score 600 on the math part of the SAT, and passed Statistics for math majors in college with a B.
I have a buddy who is a high ranking admin in a charter school. I asked him what good it is being in the charter system if you have to follow the *OUTRAGEOUS* public school regulations, and he told me, "We don't have to teach Common Core".
The proposal is obviously intended to help journalists... but it also presupposes journalists and journalism are too sketchy, undesirable, and underwhelming for people to freely pay money to support them.
Any time the news is NOT about government expanding intel into individual people's lives I for one will take as a win for everyone in this country.
Usually the government expands this stuff and then they almost publicly BRAG about. The fact that the bragging might be receding and and attempt to portray a whiff at privacy at least leaves young minds open to the ideal that government should not be invading our every choice.
Bush and Trump did so many brazen things over this and both parties in DC LOVED it. Boo that!
So I say, turn your smoke detectors down for once and enjoy an isolated, narrow victory.
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You mean like how telling people to code is rejected as "hate speech"?
Yeah, re-think that stuff. Just because someone is a millennial doesn't mean they have to be a snowflake.
If you can't find any buyers for your low ball offer and then the one turkey who is interested changes their mind it's time to go back to the drawing board.
Says the person whose heart is not dying.
Given that the life expectancy of a computer is 3 to 5 years ... would this be an advantage?
Hmm ... maybe this isn't a bad question? If a black body (super giant planet or something) orbited in front of a large bright object (e.g. a star) wouldn't the back side of the object be black like this?
Why do the tax payers have to finance this?
If Sarbanes-Oxley says CEOs are liable for their goofs, why not hold the public sector people personally responsible for their shortcomings?
By that token, perhaps politicians (e.g. senators) should be held responsible for government data breaches.
E.g. the Office of Personnel Management breach of 2015.
What's Twitter? Is that like one of those SF flashpans that was going to be sold for zilche and then the buyer pushed the deal off the table? Those guys should learn to code real fast.
Respectfully disagree. If an invading country lost all their satcomms (e.g. Pakistan), this could easily be a decisive advantage.
The biggest defense anyone has here is limited intel on where/which sats their adversaries have.
Now that we have a handful of different VR hardware options ... would somebody like to start making some AAA games?
Doesn't FF have a shoestring budget? How are they rolling out all this new stuff? I don't understand their business model.
FF is the only browser that runs on my Mac at home.
But think of if the government had been directing the construction. They could have paid a cut of the money to attacking the tea party.
This whole thing about government not getting to attack people based on their political beliefs is a race to the bottom !
As the US president who won the most electoral votes in the 20th century once said:
... you're losing."
"If you're explaining
Just because these scientists lack ethics doesn't mean they have cockroach brains
But I sympathize with your comparison
The Bible talks about forgiving your brother ... but if you start extending it to companies where does it end? Forgiving bad algorithms? Forgiving viruses? Forgiving bad ideas? Forgiving overly patternized wall paper textures? Forgiving hypothetical mistakes people could have made?
If you can forgive everything it means forgiveness isn't a thing to you.
A credit union is just a bank that doesn't have to pay taxes.
... wouldn't happen in a private commercial financial entity to that extent.
I've worked at one. People there are such slackers
I feel like I'm rewarding lethargy by going with a credit union.
What is the challenge in understanding early blackhole formation?
If energy coalesced into enough matter that was close enough to other matter, wouldn't that be enough g to create a mass that collapses on itself?
Shouldn't need a supernova to do that, right?
I've only seen slack at smaller type shops.
I wonder if this will scratch the security itches to get it approved at the larger firms.
Wishful thinking?
Parent of children that I have helped with Common Core math here ...
All by itself this is a reason I am pulling my kids out of public school at the end of this year.
The "ten boxes" are confusing supremo and often times my wife and I cannot help them. I have two science degrees, score 600 on the math part of the SAT, and passed Statistics for math majors in college with a B.
I have a buddy who is a high ranking admin in a charter school. I asked him what good it is being in the charter system if you have to follow the *OUTRAGEOUS* public school regulations, and he told me, "We don't have to teach Common Core".
Bam !!! He persuaded me.
This seems conflicted to me.
... but it also presupposes journalists and journalism are too sketchy, undesirable, and underwhelming for people to freely pay money to support them.
The proposal is obviously intended to help journalists
In some ways this is an attack on journalism.
People want the benefits of products without paying for them.
What exactly is there to this accusation?
Theoretically if you can recreate a past state you can embed information from another time in that state and learn something from another time.
Robert Zimikis (sp?) said he will never allow a remake and has written it into his trust that a remake will never happen.
Boo that !!
That's a mental distinction. A rose by any other name smells just as sweet, ... etc.
Any time the news is NOT about government expanding intel into individual people's lives I for one will take as a win for everyone in this country.
Usually the government expands this stuff and then they almost publicly BRAG about. The fact that the bragging might be receding and and attempt to portray a whiff at privacy at least leaves young minds open to the ideal that government should not be invading our every choice.
Bush and Trump did so many brazen things over this and both parties in DC LOVED it. Boo that!
So I say, turn your smoke detectors down for once and enjoy an isolated, narrow victory.
Call me when I will be able to shoot lasers out of my eyes