What will future archaeologists, with PhD's, think when they read what you, personally, wrote in a forum? Now that's scary.
"There once was a mighty ruler of the earth, whom's slashdot id was 615372. All countries and their inhabitants rendered positive moderation unto him, and he was glad. He suckled upon the bosom of his wealth and influence, for he had good karma..."
Welcome to Web 2.0, where it takes a little longer to load a webpage, but you don't need to send HTTP requests every time you click something. Imagine reloading all the comments of a Slashdot article just to post a reply. You're like one of those people that complain about mobile phones to someone whom your talking to on a mobile phone.
sources should be secondary sources independent of the subject
This just shows that wikipedia should never be considered a primary reference, it itself states that the content should be pretty much gossip. Or, google is donanting heavily to wikipedia.
Why does everyone think that this was a mistake? My money is that Google knew full well that the language Go! existed, and they probably even had someone on their team learn it and evaluate it. The people that invented the Google Go language are programming language experts themselves, and I have no doubt they knew about the Go! language. Especially since it was published in a journal.
I'll buy StarCraft 2 if they have frequent (1 per year or more) competitions like this. Hopefully Blizzard will release its own easy to use API for AI competitions with the release of the game.
The very high crime including Treason, Sedition, Perjury that you speak of could just as easily be applied to the president who backs out of the treaty. After all, it isn't the general population in a referendum (and never will be) who decide whether a president is guilty of such a thing. The corruption that instigates such a treaty will also be the one that defends it.
Is this a way to haggle up the punishment? Make the defense spend valuable time worrying about completely bogus prosecution claims, and it might neglect other more legitimate claims.
LOL at their site's "customer feedback". One of the customers said "I couldn’t have asked for a better shopping experience.", yeah right, that was a customer.
You call that realism? Have you watched the video? Your guy takes numerous bullets to his body and is still walking around fine and dandy. Pretty bloody far from being a "realistic" game.
Yeah, just because it is capable of 1.1Tflops doesn't mean it can do 1.1Tflops on whatever calculation you give it, only for certain specific calculations that scale well to GPUs. Hell, if you forgive the reductio ad absurdum, then I've got a piece of circular glass on my desk than can do 1Yflop, but it can only perform a specific lighting caustics simulation.
One thing about steering wheel and brake/accelerator, is that you only need to think with your feet to accelerate/brake or only think with your hands to turn. Whether this is a good or bad thing, the results will tell. A way they could try to test this is perhaps, as they use two joysticks, have only 1 degree of control per joystick. Say, the left to turn and the right to accelerate/brake, and compare it with a steering wheel which moves forward/backward (airplane style) for accelerating and braking.
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What will future archaeologists, with PhD's, think when they read what you, personally, wrote in a forum? Now that's scary.
"There once was a mighty ruler of the earth, whom's slashdot id was 615372. All countries and their inhabitants rendered positive moderation unto him, and he was glad. He suckled upon the bosom of his wealth and influence, for he had good karma..."
Welcome to Web 2.0, where it takes a little longer to load a webpage, but you don't need to send HTTP requests every time you click something. Imagine reloading all the comments of a Slashdot article just to post a reply. You're like one of those people that complain about mobile phones to someone whom your talking to on a mobile phone.
They've had a solution for a long time.
sources should be secondary sources independent of the subject
This just shows that wikipedia should never be considered a primary reference, it itself states that the content should be pretty much gossip.
Or, google is donanting heavily to wikipedia.
Why does everyone think that this was a mistake? My money is that Google knew full well that the language Go! existed, and they probably even had someone on their team learn it and evaluate it. The people that invented the Google Go language are programming language experts themselves, and I have no doubt they knew about the Go! language. Especially since it was published in a journal.
I'll buy StarCraft 2 if they have frequent (1 per year or more) competitions like this. Hopefully Blizzard will release its own easy to use API for AI competitions with the release of the game.
lol, epic fail. I wasn't modded, I start on a score of 2 because of my karma.
I'm totally amazed you can even use a computer.
And then they'll patent it.
Mandriva isn't free as in beer, you have to pay the subscription to downloaded it, unless you have an ancient 32 bit computer.
The very high crime including Treason, Sedition, Perjury that you speak of could just as easily be applied to the president who backs out of the treaty. After all, it isn't the general population in a referendum (and never will be) who decide whether a president is guilty of such a thing. The corruption that instigates such a treaty will also be the one that defends it.
"They’re filling in their own blanks."
Is this a way to haggle up the punishment? Make the defense spend valuable time worrying about completely bogus prosecution claims, and it might neglect other more legitimate claims.
No, apple is. Since their attorneys represent apple, they are apple in a court of law.
It's a little more than thinking about a song, but still pretty close given our current technology.
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LOL at their site's "customer feedback". One of the customers said "I couldn’t have asked for a better shopping experience.", yeah right, that was a customer.
You call that realism? Have you watched the video? Your guy takes numerous bullets to his body and is still walking around fine and dandy. Pretty bloody far from being a "realistic" game.
At time of posting only the first video is viewable:
http://www.mapmodnews.com/article.php/Forced-kil-civilians-Modern-Warfare-2
It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it. – Aristotle.
How is this modern warfare? Happened in Vietnam, happened in WW2, WW1, and I'm betting it gets worse the further back you go.
This is a great move, no sarcasm intended. I will now not be tempted to rent instead of downloading, saving me $5.
how is parent offtopic? stupid mod.
Much worse.
Yeah, just because it is capable of 1.1Tflops doesn't mean it can do 1.1Tflops on whatever calculation you give it, only for certain specific calculations that scale well to GPUs. Hell, if you forgive the reductio ad absurdum, then I've got a piece of circular glass on my desk than can do 1Yflop, but it can only perform a specific lighting caustics simulation.
One thing about steering wheel and brake/accelerator, is that you only need to think with your feet to accelerate/brake or only think with your hands to turn. Whether this is a good or bad thing, the results will tell.
A way they could try to test this is perhaps, as they use two joysticks, have only 1 degree of control per joystick. Say, the left to turn and the right to accelerate/brake, and compare it with a steering wheel which moves forward/backward (airplane style) for accelerating and braking.
Thanks for reducing the user base of linux, and undoing some of the hard work that goes into making linux a contender.