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This means that /. could be /.'d because it is linking itself?
[do_something(x) for x in collection] (yeah List comprehensions rocks!)
My ten fingers!!!!
May be you are right on the prototyping, but after it, on production o learning enviroment it is the worst language I've ever tried. If you want to do something with a little diferent from how VB was designed, it takes A LOT of time and effort. Eventually you get thinking VBliss with many loops, tricks&tips, lost variables, etc. I mean it's not a good language to learn how to programm.
I'm not sure, because you are getting money from M$, and surely no one on LT will give credit to te ad. We belong to an open world, we could not play as censors, everyone has rigth to say what they want. It depends on our desition to belive they.
Software is already free (any kind of free) and they say hardware will "also" free... some shops say shipping is free... I don't get where the money will come. Come on, this just to confuse people, nothing else.
I think MacOSX is FreeBSD Derivate not Mach derivate.
In clusters enviroments it's better to avoid the SMP machines. The reason is simple: The access to the resources are better with mono-processor systems, there is no need of competition among the procesors in the same machine.
Hey, how many ITs have read this? Does anyone of them have done the steps to resolve this isue?
This means that /. could be /.'d because it is linking itself?
[do_something(x) for x in collection]
(yeah List comprehensions rocks!)
My ten fingers!!!!
May be you are right on the prototyping, but after it, on production o learning enviroment it is the worst language I've ever tried.
If you want to do something with a little diferent from how VB was designed, it takes A LOT of time and effort.
Eventually you get thinking VBliss with many loops, tricks&tips, lost variables, etc. I mean it's not a good language to learn how to programm.
I'm not sure, because you are getting money from M$, and surely no one on LT will give credit to te ad.
We belong to an open world, we could not play as censors, everyone has rigth to say what they want. It depends on our desition to belive they.
Software is already free (any kind of free) and they say hardware will "also" free... some shops say shipping is free...
I don't get where the money will come.
Come on, this just to confuse people, nothing else.
I think MacOSX is FreeBSD Derivate not Mach derivate.
In clusters enviroments it's better to avoid the SMP machines.
The reason is simple: The access to the resources are better with mono-processor systems, there is no need of competition among the procesors in the same machine.
Hey, how many ITs have read this?
Does anyone of them have done the steps to resolve this isue?