If you can't tell them apart, ask your dog for help.
Would you prefer IndexThatControlsInnerLoop and IndexThatControlsOuterLoop? You think having over 80% of the letters in common makes them easier to distinguish?
Apart from being the established name for an index since forever, its very shortness *is* self-documenting: it's a short-lived, temporary, throwaway variable, so it has a short name.
It's a two way street. Mr Zuckerberg and others are not breaking a U.K. law unless they are in U.K. territory at the time of breaking it.
Does it really work both ways? That UFO nutter (the one who looked like a startled Patrick Swayze) who was accused of hacking wasn't anywhere near the US.
Management decided it would be better to teach a group of 'Y' programmers language 'X' then to hire a group of language 'Y' programmers and try to teach them how the system worked. A wise decision!
I wouldn't call it wise to have twice as many programmers as you need. And why retrain people if you're going to bring in new people anyway?
China's action is thought to have prompted Kim's trip to Beijing, where he was perhaps told how things would now play out by his only ally and provider of the vast majority of his foreign trade.
But what prompted China's action? It's not that long ago that they were positively encouraging the fat little git.
I'm genuinely puzzled by this. The wily oriental outwitting the arrogant westerner is a trope, but it's probably got some basis in fact. Take General Giap, for example.
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It will be shit but quite successful.
Then either they'll drop it or revamp it and then drop it.
It's Cambridge Analytica, not Cardiff.
If that's the best you can do when asking a question I'd suggest you try to work your way up to ditch digger or road-sweeper.
Did you mean "fall"? As in a great one?
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The same way someone with no medical training can tell who's a competent surgeon.
Do you think Lewis Hamilton[1] designed & built his own car?
[1] He's in that thing like Indy except they can turn both ways.
If you can't tell them apart, ask your dog for help.
Would you prefer IndexThatControlsInnerLoop and IndexThatControlsOuterLoop? You think having over 80% of the letters in common makes them easier to distinguish?
Apart from being the established name for an index since forever, its very shortness *is* self-documenting: it's a short-lived, temporary, throwaway variable, so it has a short name.
I love the Java jive and it loves me.
That may (sorry) well be true. Let's hope so - might knock some of the smugness out of Humpty Dumpty.
Does it really work both ways? That UFO nutter (the one who looked like a startled Patrick Swayze) who was accused of hacking wasn't anywhere near the US.
What makes you think *he* understands?
Yvette Cooper bloody well isn't.
Just ask Amber Rudd.
I wouldn't call it wise to have twice as many programmers as you need. And why retrain people if you're going to bring in new people anyway?
There's knowing how to drive, and there's being a mechanic.
You seem to think it's impossible to do the first without doing the second.
But what prompted China's action? It's not that long ago that they were positively encouraging the fat little git.
I'm genuinely puzzled by this. The wily oriental outwitting the arrogant westerner is a trope, but it's probably got some basis in fact. Take General Giap, for example.
A sufficiently advanced autopilot would refuse to go anywhere near Swindon.
Large armies of rabble have beaten technologically superior enemies before. They've done it in Korea, in fact.
Theirs allot have it a bout.
My dad had a Maestro and there's no way some gadget like this would have stopped it, mainly because it wouldn't start in the first place.
You appear to have left out the thing, owned by one Lundgren, that was arrested.
Bullshit!
I've never heard it called that before, sweetie.
I thought Lake Michigan was in the US?