I'm not even sure there is an algorithm, in the sense that you could point to it and go "there, line 243 - it should be squared, not cubed". Machine learning doesn't work like that.
Twaddle. The existence of a language board has zero bearing on whether the fuzzy-wuzzies in Bongobongoland learn it, especially since nobody apart from academics pays them the slightest heed.
1 minute to send the original message. 1 minute to try to restart the sending process, except it hasn't stopped. 1 minute to get into a tangle of deadlocks & fork bombs. 37 minutes trying to get the log files into a readable state in order to work out that the above happened.
There's also a panel at the building entry to kill the alarm from another place if it goes off inadvertently.
Tell me, does that panel have a key? Do the alarms?
Seems it's designed to be easy to activate, but more difficult to deactivate.
And most larger buildings that have fire alarms also have intercom systems allowing security to inform people if the alarm has been triggered by accident.
Not even sure if that's true. I've never seen it. And it'd be pretty stupid, actually. Think disgruntled employee.
I recently got access to BBC Four, and among the other stuff they show is old episodes of "Top Of The Pops". It's incredible how much of it is utter shite.
They showed some end of year specials and a good half of the stuff on those was mediocre at best.
I was expecting to see Luxembourg, Monaco, Gibraltar, Nicosia, The Nobodyknowswheretheyare Islands ...
By the time he heard it the bullet should have already hit him. Unless you're using an arquebus.
It's common sense that the sun goes round the earth. Does the ground feel like it's moving?
It's common sense that disease is caused by bad smells. Notice how typhoid outbreaks usually happen in the slums?
Apps! Full stack resoponsive webscale apps. A P P Y spells APPY!
And where can I get some?
I'm not even sure there is an algorithm, in the sense that you could point to it and go "there, line 243 - it should be squared, not cubed". Machine learning doesn't work like that.
Ah. That must be why the chances of wounded soldiers surviving in WW2 were so much lower than in earlier conflicts. Naughty, naughty sulfonamide!
You guess wrong.
Irrelevant. He didn't say anything at all about relatedness. He said nobody outside the region speaks it, and he's right.
It doesn't count if you actually succeed. That's the first rule of history, that is.
Sometimes phrased as "You can't write anything when you're dead".
Why aren't they fleeing to Saudi Arabia & Pakistan?
Twaddle. The existence of a language board has zero bearing on whether the fuzzy-wuzzies in Bongobongoland learn it, especially since nobody apart from academics pays them the slightest heed.
I never used the word logical. Is it logical to refer to inanimate objects as he or she?
No, get one of those numbered ticket dispensers. Then people can do other things while they're waiting.
1 minute to send the original message.
1 minute to try to restart the sending process, except it hasn't stopped.
1 minute to get into a tangle of deadlocks & fork bombs.
37 minutes trying to get the log files into a readable state in order to work out that the above happened.
Tell me, does that panel have a key? Do the alarms?
Seems it's designed to be easy to activate, but more difficult to deactivate.
Not even sure if that's true. I've never seen it. And it'd be pretty stupid, actually. Think disgruntled employee.
True, but not for the reason you think.
Not quite. The Belgians and Swiss can't even count properly.
Did you go into a Burger King?
I recently got access to BBC Four, and among the other stuff they show is old episodes of "Top Of The Pops". It's incredible how much of it is utter shite.
They showed some end of year specials and a good half of the stuff on those was mediocre at best.
I C(SNY) what you did there.
Well I'm a Russian IT nerd; friends and acquaintances don't have me!
Unlikely. They require a better level of English.
You're holding it wrong. The woman should grip it between the upper thighs.
Alternatively the man can shove the phone down the front of his pants until it fries his Jacksons.
I agree. Next time you choose to be clumsy and cut yourself on a rusty nail don't apply antiseptics and don't take antibiotics.
With a bit of luck you won't do it again.
Apple is still struggling to give the impression that it gives a tinker's cuss about working conditions at its supplier chain factories.
FTFY
P.S. Supply chain, not supplier chain.