But current research indicates that humans burn appr. the same amount of calories doing nothing or performing intensive ways of obtaining food. This was tested in current hunter/gatherer societies. So, yes, it is worthwhile doing this.
When I started working in 1990 my boss had a cell phone (yes, GSM technology from Ericsson) in his car. A device as large as a battery. I wonder how big it would have been built with pure transistors, built with tubes?
Reminds me of someone I was in school with. We were learning Pascal, and the program he wrote was actually written like one would write Basic, i.e. one chunk and global variables. So you can write Basic in any language.
And some modern script languages do compile first to an intermediate language before starting to run, like Perl and Python (which even saves it to disk). That was always puzzling to me: Java actually used the same kind of mechanism, but is considered a compiled language.
I also imagine that the Turks coming here from Turkey, will be in cahoots with the Turks who already lived here for years, in better circumstances, and more free than in Turkey, but who voted for Erdogan.
My first encounter with both OO and functional programming was Clipper 5.0, the dBase compiler. It incorporated parts of OO and parts of functional programming, lambdas actually, called code blocks.
Both have their uses.
Without his work on the information theory, it seems that this feat would also not be possible (got my master in electronics a couple of years ago, and information theory was more important than both other points).
I only read good books, but Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities" impressed me this year.
Are there any good books left after the death of Terry Pratchett and Jack Vance? Luckily that Gaiman is still alive.
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Hang them by their arm-pits!
Anyone?
Must have been the same design as the Grenfell Tower, then
But current research indicates that humans burn appr. the same amount of calories doing nothing or performing intensive ways of obtaining food. This was tested in current hunter/gatherer societies. So, yes, it is worthwhile doing this.
Which country is this? Never heard of this practice.
When I started working in 1990 my boss had a cell phone (yes, GSM technology from Ericsson) in his car. A device as large as a battery. I wonder how big it would have been built with pure transistors, built with tubes?
Steel Bank Common Lisp has the best Common Lisp compiler. With the right optimisations you can build code that is as fast as C.
If you don't understand it, then you have a lot of reading to do.
Here in Europe, with the euro, yes. All fuels are priced up to 1/1000 of a euro.
Reminds me of someone I was in school with. We were learning Pascal, and the program he wrote was actually written like one would write Basic, i.e. one chunk and global variables. So you can write Basic in any language.
Actually, the first Lisp compiler was already written in 1962 (Wikipedia Lisp history.
And some modern script languages do compile first to an intermediate language before starting to run, like Perl and Python (which even saves it to disk). That was always puzzling to me: Java actually used the same kind of mechanism, but is considered a compiled language.
I also imagine that the Turks coming here from Turkey, will be in cahoots with the Turks who already lived here for years, in better circumstances, and more free than in Turkey, but who voted for Erdogan.
My first encounter with both OO and functional programming was Clipper 5.0, the dBase compiler. It incorporated parts of OO and parts of functional programming, lambdas actually, called code blocks. Both have their uses.
If he wasn't aware of the possible consequences of his actions, then he isn't an engineer.
In 1980, as there was only the course "Microprocessors" from A.J. Dirksen here available (Belgium/Holland). I was 14.
Without his work on the information theory, it seems that this feat would also not be possible (got my master in electronics a couple of years ago, and information theory was more important than both other points).
"It's sometimes better to light up a flame thrower than to silently curse in the dark"
Tasp
Haha, that's for me to know and for you to guess :-p
I only read good books, but Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities" impressed me this year. Are there any good books left after the death of Terry Pratchett and Jack Vance? Luckily that Gaiman is still alive.
And you forgot "Gott mitt Uns"
also usable as a weapon when you are really desperate
So, he is playing "The Apprentice" then?
You could start with a much smaller number by removing the clergy first.
So, yeah, how long until they come up with "Soylent Green"?