blah blah blah...right tool for the right task...blah blah blah.
Seriously, don't knock VB until you need to code a quick dbaccess (or other simple) app in a couple of days for internal use. Easy languages have their places!
I recommend spammers be designated cyberterrorists. For spammers in uncooperative totalitarian countries, replies with randomly generated subversive messages should be mandated by law.
After all, we know how law-abiding spammers are. And how effective the government is in combating computer criminals. I really don't think this will make a difference.
That's not possible, by information theory. In order to simulate a chaotic system, one needs perfect information (butterfly effect). Any system large enough to store info on the entire universe must have all the matter in the universe.
I'm lucky. I get annoyed because people kowtow to me because I'm smart. They make fun of me in the same breath, because I'm not athletic, but that's cool. I've got more than enough respect. It's interesting how mere chance can influence your school experience - high SAT scores at my school are worth as much as (or even more than) athletic honors.
You have three vectors - dispacement, velocity, and acceleration. They are not coplanar in general, but because of Newton's Law of Gravitation, they are in this case. That's what I showed, just with math (more rigorous). h becomes important in the proof of Kepler's other laws. BTW, the "definition" you cite follows from the law, so your reasoning is circular.
I'm not sure about relativistic orbits and stuff, but with Newtonian laws, you can prove orbits are planar (Kepler did this - orbit is an ellipse).
Let r be the position vector of a planet, v=r' the velocity, and a=r'' be the acceleration.
Now, a = GMr/|r|^3 from Newton's Second Law and Newton's Law of Gravitation.
So
d(r X v/dt
= r' X v + r X v'
= r' X r' + r X a
= 0 + r X GMr/|r|^3
= 0
==> r X v = h, some vector constant
==> r and v are coplanar
==>The orbit of a planet is a plane curve
Its fun and good practice to prove Kepler's Laws - my book outlines the proof. Try it.
what about relativistic effects? At that level of accuracy, wouldn't small peturbations in the earth's rotation and disturbances affect the clock? Also, does anyone know the quantum limit of time measurement? Is it around 10^-24 s or what?
Everyone seems to be saying the same thing, but no major party seems to notice. You could just say they're in bed with business, or you could say that people aren't vocal enough about this issue.
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blah blah blah...right tool for the right task...blah blah blah.
Seriously, don't knock VB until you need to code a quick dbaccess (or other simple) app in a couple of days for internal use. Easy languages have their places!
I guess they're legally from Nigeria.
I recommend spammers be designated cyberterrorists. For spammers in uncooperative totalitarian countries, replies with randomly generated subversive messages should be mandated by law.
After all, we know how law-abiding spammers are. And how effective the government is in combating computer criminals. I really don't think this will make a difference.
(w/o fiber optic cables) will need some amazing error-correction code. There will be so much interference.
That's not possible, by information theory. In order to simulate a chaotic system, one needs perfect information (butterfly effect). Any system large enough to store info on the entire universe must have all the matter in the universe.
I'm lucky. I get annoyed because people kowtow to me because I'm smart. They make fun of me in the same breath, because I'm not athletic, but that's cool. I've got more than enough respect. It's interesting how mere chance can influence your school experience - high SAT scores at my school are worth as much as (or even more than) athletic honors.
Build your own with instructions taken off the 'Net. Nobody will lock you up - problem solved.
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and some nice pics Here. Boy, this is late!
you insensitive clod!
You have three vectors - dispacement, velocity, and acceleration. They are not coplanar in general, but because of Newton's Law of Gravitation, they are in this case. That's what I showed, just with math (more rigorous). h becomes important in the proof of Kepler's other laws. BTW, the "definition" you cite follows from the law, so your reasoning is circular.
$30 buys you talktime but upto 12hrs broadband internet usage. There's a pretty big difference in cost/benefit.
I'm not sure about relativistic orbits and stuff, but with Newtonian laws, you can prove orbits are planar (Kepler did this - orbit is an ellipse).
Let r be the position vector of a planet, v=r' the velocity, and a=r'' be the acceleration.
Now,
a = GMr/|r|^3
from Newton's Second Law and Newton's Law of Gravitation.
So
d(r X v/dt
= r' X v + r X v'
= r' X r' + r X a
= 0 + r X GMr/|r|^3
= 0
==> r X v = h, some vector constant ==> r and v are coplanar ==>The orbit of a planet is a plane curve
Its fun and good practice to prove Kepler's Laws - my book outlines the proof. Try it.
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This is a big step forward, but even with inflation theory, where's all the antimatter?
What's next, overclocking the brain?
what about relativistic effects? At that level of accuracy, wouldn't small peturbations in the earth's rotation and disturbances affect the clock? Also, does anyone know the quantum limit of time measurement? Is it around 10^-24 s or what?
This is cooler and much more improtant for people who live there.
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How stupid do you think people are?
Because now we can watch and try to avert disaster. Just because we were sleeping before doesn't mean we have to stay asleep now.
Everyone seems to be saying the same thing, but no major party seems to notice. You could just say they're in bed with business, or you could say that people aren't vocal enough about this issue.
I don't know about you, but for me, the back button is a little thing on a toolbar, not a key.
Yeah, they've now got the /. market cornered and are leading the whole dork market. I want one!
The new, Linux-powered, easy-to-use SmartPhone! To make a call, just enter the IP address of each router!
why I need any OS on my lower-end phone. I just want to make some calls!
"Error 404 - It looks like you were thinking if Windows Palladium security protocols are breakable."