I may be silly, but if those are *rare* resources, and if they are to become more and more rare, shouldn't states pile them up or save them instead of encouraging companies to build expandable things like cars ?? What if we find that it can save millions of lives, or stop global warming or whatever, 20 years from now ?
It always boils down on whether you want to live in a police state or not. Of course, if everyone was tracked all the time, their DNA registered (cf big brother et al), then we'd catch most wrongdoers. Are you ready to trade your private life, for that ?
"In some countries reimbursement is explicitly linked to how well you fare against whatever the current standard of care is" I think that is because the state (which will refund part of the treatment price) doesn't want to spend possibly more money to a new drug that isn't any better than existing ones, which may have been used for years, and are better known.
I think you're mistaking measurements for math itself. measurements are always an approximation anyway, and depend on your point of view or the theories you mean to apply to what you look at.
well, they'll just have to clone that parameter too. Unless of course the industrial process used to create the tags makes each one of them a bit different, hence defeating the identification in the first place.
that's exactly what I'm thinking. I'm lucky to have 20mb/s down 2mb up, but even just uploading 400 15 megabyte photos with my speed takes a LOOONG time. I can't picture working on them going through my pipes all the time. (Even if you factor that you'd first upload them, then have just a representation of it on your screen...) Am I being an old fart here ??
For me as an iphone user, the biggest problem is the app "browser" or the app store. It is very slow, very cumbersome to find things. There are supposedly 100k apps, but somehow I can only get 100 games to show up on my phone's appstore, in a specific section. And when you install one app and go back to the store, the list has forgotten your position, so you have to reload everything... Mac's app store isn't any better. No real way to see big lists quicky, sort with keywords, compare... Apps abuse keywords, some have a hundred keywords just to attract searches. This should be enforced (and get your app stalled for a couple weeks).
As a developer, I hate to see so many people copying other apps. It makes me very nervous to imagine having a great new idea, and to find out that 10 other apps do the same things a few weeks/months afterwards. And, relating to what I said earlier, I'm not really sure that people get to even see all the available apps.
But, to get back to the headers here, there are millions of iPhones out there. thousands of apps. This is just the beginning. Try to picture it in ten years. Would you flee from such a big market just because there are too many devs ? Sounds silly to me.
of course we can, by managing how and when the input is emited ! Or if we record the activity, we can tell the many steps the processing goes through. (at least electrically, that is)
It did a lot of blinkin' and stuff then I got that : An internal server error occurred. Please try again later.
Running safari 4 on a mac, normal browsing (not safe mode) I wonder, still, if it would show the data locally or does the server really have access to it ?
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because it migrated there and didn't evolve there in parallel ?
I may be silly, but if those are *rare* resources, and if they are to become more and more rare, shouldn't states pile them up or save them instead of encouraging companies to build expandable things like cars ??
What if we find that it can save millions of lives, or stop global warming or whatever, 20 years from now ?
(I meant privacy, sowy)
It always boils down on whether you want to live in a police state or not.
Of course, if everyone was tracked all the time, their DNA registered (cf big brother et al), then we'd catch most wrongdoers.
Are you ready to trade your private life, for that ?
I see you never tried the -robot-follow option in google...
as long as you can get people using windows to install the latest build of perl and the necessary libs,
then you're all set !
"In some countries reimbursement is explicitly linked to how well you fare against whatever the current standard of care is"
I think that is because the state (which will refund part of the treatment price) doesn't want to spend possibly
more money to a new drug that isn't any better than existing ones, which may have been used for years,
and are better known.
most american kids are already overcharged anyway :)
or audiophile, then you can add as many zeroes as you'd divide to make homeopathy tablets :)
Sounds like somebody fed them their own snake oil,
doesn't it sound exactly like going after (known to be) unexisting weapons of mass destruction ?
I think you're mistaking measurements for math itself.
measurements are always an approximation anyway,
and depend on your point of view or the theories you
mean to apply to what you look at.
well, they'll just have to clone that parameter too.
Unless of course the industrial process used to create the tags makes each one of them a bit different,
hence defeating the identification in the first place.
that's exactly what I'm thinking.
I'm lucky to have 20mb/s down 2mb up, but even just uploading 400 15 megabyte photos with my speed takes a LOOONG time.
I can't picture working on them going through my pipes all the time. (Even if you factor that you'd first upload them, then
have just a representation of it on your screen...)
Am I being an old fart here ??
For me as an iphone user, the biggest problem is the app "browser" or the app store.
It is very slow, very cumbersome to find things.
There are supposedly 100k apps, but somehow I can only get 100 games to show up
on my phone's appstore, in a specific section. And when you install one app and go
back to the store, the list has forgotten your position, so you have to reload everything...
Mac's app store isn't any better. No real way to see big lists quicky, sort with keywords, compare...
Apps abuse keywords, some have a hundred keywords just to attract searches. This should be enforced
(and get your app stalled for a couple weeks).
As a developer, I hate to see so many people copying other apps. It makes me very nervous to
imagine having a great new idea, and to find out that 10 other apps do the same things a few weeks/months
afterwards. And, relating to what I said earlier, I'm not really sure that people get to even see
all the available apps.
But, to get back to the headers here, there are millions of iPhones out there.
thousands of apps. This is just the beginning. Try to picture it in ten years.
Would you flee from such a big market just because there are too many devs ?
Sounds silly to me.
I always hated back-seat drivers
dude, do your business a favor : hire a professional.
The question remains : does it deliver ? And how many false positives ? How many real positives *before* they act ?
it and the code written against it are infinitely portable.
just wait till I've finished to infinitely port it ! :)
read ars technica's review of snow leopard.
They have a few pages on Grand Central Dispatch, LLVM etc
http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2009/08/mac-os-x-10-6.ars
of course we can, by managing how and when the input is emited !
Or if we record the activity, we can tell the many steps the processing goes through.
(at least electrically, that is)
mod parent : should be the article itself :D
somehow they assume that the whole world lives in the United States...
luckilly it didn't get raped !
remember that torture had been legalized by your former administration,
the same people the majority of americans voted for TWICE !
It did a lot of blinkin' and stuff then I got that :
An internal server error occurred. Please try again later.
Running safari 4 on a mac, normal browsing (not safe mode)
I wonder, still, if it would show the data locally or does the server really have access to it ?