People who do dirty work often look down on those who don't. The working class looks down on management as not earning an "honest" day's pay. Many older people look down on the young. Somebody had Judge Judy on the other day, and the plaintiff referred to laughing kids as "drunk".
I hover my mouse over the link and the address appears in the status bar, including the file extension. It might be even better if it appeared in a tooltip, but still...
They seem to have started a race to see who can be the most disfunctional state government. Look at the attempts to pass legislature in some form or another trying to regulate the distribution of games having content that "might harm children".
It was my understanding that code could be open sourced under the GPL without the dependencies being open sourced, but if one or more dependencies are open sourced under the GPL then the project has to be open sourced
When learning about certain code bases, I find it extremely valuable to start with whatever beginning code there is because it illustrates the core concepts while not being a thicket of code. It also helps to see what design decisions were made and then rescinded.
We've rather moved on quite a bit from that. You might want to consider keeping up with the direction the conversation is moving or you'll end up caught in the conversational equivalent of the getting run over at the nearest zebra crossing, which refers to a pattern of black and white stripes on roads, and not a crossing for actual zebras, for those coming across this posting that happen to be unaware of that fact.
1. The NIV translation is a reflection of the new meaning in common usage, and not a going back to see what words actually meant back then.
2. In most churches, the pastor is still the diviner of God's will, since most Christians still accept the long established lie of God's ineffability.
3. The NIV translation reinforces the pastor as the diviner of God's will and the fact that the pastor is the diviner of God's will reinforces the apparent truth of the NIV translation.
Excommunication meant more than that. If the Church excommunicated someone, from the Church's point of view, and the perspective they wanted the excommunicated to have, it was issuing the person a ticket for a one way trip to Hell, so you'd better stay in line, or you're going straight to Hell.
The reason I allege is that they want God to be ineffable. The things that you cite are the consequences of that reason, not the reason itself.
There are a few reasons why someone wanted God to be ineffible. One would be that if God is ineffable, only his chosen powerbase can carry out the will of God. Pretty handy if you are claiming to be that powerbase. Want proof? Excommunication is proof enough.
True faith is the past performance of the IRS and not the surity that one may choose to affect from it. In fact, that decoupling causes the results that you misread me saying was the cause. Once that decoupling occurs, any surety regardless of backing ends up being called faith.
I've han many people tell me to "Have some faith" when they wanted me to affect that surety, when I didn't have the evidence (real faith) with which to go on.
Somebody wanted to expunge some essence from reality, so they neatly redefined it.
According to Hebrews 11:1, Faith is the evidence of things unseen. For example, any evidence of a god or spiritual things is faith. But somebody wanted God to be ineffable, so they changed it so that it means something close to what the NIV says for 11:1 Now faith is being sure of what we hope for, and certain of what we do not see.
Tuning faith into a sort of "I know what to believe because I make it up myself sort of thing"
It must not have collapsed yet into a single quantum state. Perhaps an observer one quantum reality out from me would have a go at it so I could try again, and see if it collapses this time...though I suppose this message is bound to encounter some quantum turbulence, so who knows what will happen.
But drivers are frequently written that fail to cover situation x, and many of the patches released for games these days seems to be to cover situations where driver doesn't cover situation x, or where for some reason, be it poor documentation or just poor understanding of the relevant issues, the game tries to do something that's just to the outside of what the driver/hardware combo wasn't designed to handle. Then you have the situations where the software was designed to run with older drivers, older hardware, or both. The music in an early PC release of Sonic R stopped playing the music on newer releases of DirectX, (at least I think that was what the problem was) I rebought Sonic R in a collection that said everything was certified to run in Windows XP, but I got robbed before I got around to trying it.
Many sites play sounds at whatever volume level they found the file recorded at, which can vary from file to file, and Windows normalizes nothing. Also Firefox will play sounds not in the currently active window (or maybe it's just another tab in the same window, I'm not for certain), so I've had to hunt it down. To make things even worse, Midi and waveform generating files get different volume settings and it's not always clear which one you're dealing with.
The ability to target a single platform reduces bugs. Also, the more complex the platform is, the harder it is to be certain that your program takes into account all the idiosyncracies it may encounter. Furthermore, input devices have gotten more complicated.
Adjust the monitor's brightness and contrast so that it is comfortable to you. Also font size and selection can be an issue. I prefer the room to be dark when looking at the monitor, other's preferences may vary. Also, refresh rate. The current refresh rate of your monitor may be playing havoc with your neural net. Try faster or slower refresh rates.
About schools. They don't seem to publish much in the way of disclosing what they teach children, which is a real pity. Then there's the whole grade system. You can graduate wanting to take a Calculus class, which public schools teach, but you can't because, well you've graduated.
He says:
"The Japanese representative for Konami made the condition that we were not allowed to run the interview in the magazine until they were able to properly read/review it"
and then just assumes that they intended their edits to be manditory as well.
So the era of Apple computers bearing microprocessors from Intel started at the time the Associated press issues a "NewsAlert". Not when a contract was signed, not when an announcement was made, but when the self-important media does something. I think they're long overdue for some sort of soul-searching or something to re-evaluate their proper role in society.
Don't expect the results of the inquiry to reflect reality, just what they want people to believe. He may have made those breakthroughs, or he may have done much worse than they say. It is immaterial.
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Nothing "needs" this amount of control...Oh, but the flavor!
People who do dirty work often look down on those who don't. The working class looks down on management as not earning an "honest" day's pay. Many older people look down on the young. Somebody had Judge Judy on the other day, and the plaintiff referred to laughing kids as "drunk".
I hover my mouse over the link and the address appears in the status bar, including the file extension. It might be even better if it appeared in a tooltip, but still...
They seem to have started a race to see who can be the most disfunctional state government. Look at the attempts to pass legislature in some form or another trying to regulate the distribution of games having content that "might harm children".
You have a choice. If you mod 'Insightful' we smash your face against the bulkhead. If you mod 'Interesting' we smash the bulkhead against your face.
It was my understanding that code could be open sourced under the GPL without the dependencies being open sourced, but if one or more dependencies are open sourced under the GPL then the project has to be open sourced
They seem completely oblivious to the fact that some people would like the looks of the windmills.
When learning about certain code bases, I find it extremely valuable to start with whatever beginning code there is because it illustrates the core concepts while not being a thicket of code. It also helps to see what design decisions were made and then rescinded.
and I don't know what the producer's name is.
Fortunately, Wikipedia to the rescue:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Doe_(TV_series)
We've rather moved on quite a bit from that. You might want to consider keeping up with the direction the conversation is moving or you'll end up caught in the conversational equivalent of the getting run over at the nearest zebra crossing, which refers to a pattern of black and white stripes on roads, and not a crossing for actual zebras, for those coming across this posting that happen to be unaware of that fact.
1. The NIV translation is a reflection of the new meaning in common usage, and not a going back to see what words actually meant back then.
2. In most churches, the pastor is still the diviner of God's will, since most Christians still accept the long established lie of God's ineffability.
3. The NIV translation reinforces the pastor as the diviner of God's will and the fact that the pastor is the diviner of God's will reinforces the apparent truth of the NIV translation.
Excommunication meant more than that. If the Church excommunicated someone, from the Church's point of view, and the perspective they wanted the excommunicated to have, it was issuing the person a ticket for a one way trip to Hell, so you'd better stay in line, or you're going straight to Hell.
The reason I allege is that they want God to be ineffable. The things that you cite are the consequences of that reason, not the reason itself.
There are a few reasons why someone wanted God to be ineffible. One would be that if God is ineffable, only his chosen powerbase can carry out the will of God. Pretty handy if you are claiming to be that powerbase. Want proof? Excommunication is proof enough.
True faith is the past performance of the IRS and not the surity that one may choose to affect from it. In fact, that decoupling causes the results that you misread me saying was the cause. Once that decoupling occurs, any surety regardless of backing ends up being called faith.
I've han many people tell me to "Have some faith" when they wanted me to affect that surety, when I didn't have the evidence (real faith) with which to go on.
Somebody wanted to expunge some essence from reality, so they neatly redefined it.
According to Hebrews 11:1, Faith is the evidence of things unseen. For example, any evidence of a god or spiritual things is faith. But somebody wanted God to be ineffable, so they changed it so that it means something close to what the NIV says for 11:1 Now faith is being sure of what we hope for, and certain of what we do not see.
Tuning faith into a sort of "I know what to believe because I make it up myself sort of thing"
It must not have collapsed yet into a single quantum state. Perhaps an observer one quantum reality out from me would have a go at it so I could try again, and see if it collapses this time...though I suppose this message is bound to encounter some quantum turbulence, so who knows what will happen.
But drivers are frequently written that fail to cover situation x, and many of the patches released for games these days seems to be to cover situations where driver doesn't cover situation x, or where for some reason, be it poor documentation or just poor understanding of the relevant issues, the game tries to do something that's just to the outside of what the driver/hardware combo wasn't designed to handle. Then you have the situations where the software was designed to run with older drivers, older hardware, or both. The music in an early PC release of Sonic R stopped playing the music on newer releases of DirectX, (at least I think that was what the problem was) I rebought Sonic R in a collection that said everything was certified to run in Windows XP, but I got robbed before I got around to trying it.
Many sites play sounds at whatever volume level they found the file recorded at, which can vary from file to file, and Windows normalizes nothing. Also Firefox will play sounds not in the currently active window (or maybe it's just another tab in the same window, I'm not for certain), so I've had to hunt it down. To make things even worse, Midi and waveform generating files get different volume settings and it's not always clear which one you're dealing with.
The ability to target a single platform reduces bugs. Also, the more complex the platform is, the harder it is to be certain that your program takes into account all the idiosyncracies it may encounter. Furthermore, input devices have gotten more complicated.
but say it requires the CS engine that the buyers of your game would have to buy from Valve?
How does, "would consider" turn into "want"?
There are lots of those floating around in the Windows code. Places where something was put there so that future ideas for functionality can be built on top of it. The "deskbar options" tab,d =2&articleid=10542&subsectionid=718&subsubsectioni d=566
http://www.maxpc.co.uk/tips/default.asp?pagetypei
is another instance of this.
Adjust the monitor's brightness and contrast so that it is comfortable to you. Also font size and selection can be an issue. I prefer the room to be dark when looking at the monitor, other's preferences may vary. Also, refresh rate. The current refresh rate of your monitor may be playing havoc with your neural net. Try faster or slower refresh rates.
About schools. They don't seem to publish much in the way of disclosing what they teach children, which is a real pity. Then there's the whole grade system. You can graduate wanting to take a Calculus class, which public schools teach, but you can't because, well you've graduated.
He says:
"The Japanese representative for Konami made the condition that we were not allowed to run the interview in the magazine until they were able to properly read/review it"
and then just assumes that they intended their edits to be manditory as well.
So the era of Apple computers bearing microprocessors from Intel started at the time the Associated press issues a "NewsAlert". Not when a contract was signed, not when an announcement was made, but when the self-important media does something. I think they're long overdue for some sort of soul-searching or something to re-evaluate their proper role in society.
Don't expect the results of the inquiry to reflect reality, just what they want people to believe. He may have made those breakthroughs, or he may have done much worse than they say. It is immaterial.