This isn't sorting linked lists, it's sorting linked list of NUMBERS (or, more specifically, N-bit strings.) Doing that fast is hardly rocket science, and this bitfast is nothing new... That's basically radixsort with radix = 2^16.
Yeah, 45nm will be cool, but you aren't seeing such dies anytime soon. If you meant 65nm... guess we'll have to wait 6 months or so till the first Barcelona.
Further research, as pointed by scientists, should include regrowing brains in politicians. There are doubts, however, whether this is at all possible, as some researchers say indicated subjects don't have any brain to start with.
...over here in EU. I'm not sure if they help with anything but the simplest things, but they don't hurt nearly as much (if at all) as most of you paranoid people think they will.
Basic laws of physics also say that energy can't be created, it can only be converted. Therefore, sooner or later, hydrogen as a carrier will be quite feasible, due to depletion of gas/coal/oil deposits.
Add discrete mathematics (especially graph theory) to that list. I'm quite surprised you didn't mention it in the first place, and even more surprised that you mentioned calculus of 2 variables instead. That's a whole lot less useful than being able to think about problems in graph terms.
play foosball.
assert(condition) is your friend. It's not called a contract, it's not design (but a very good practice!) and it does the job well.
Nothing to see here and I mean it.
google rockbox.
This isn't sorting linked lists, it's sorting linked list of NUMBERS (or, more specifically, N-bit strings.) Doing that fast is hardly rocket science, and this bitfast is nothing new... That's basically radixsort with radix = 2^16.
Yeah, 45nm will be cool, but you aren't seeing such dies anytime soon. If you meant 65nm... guess we'll have to wait 6 months or so till the first Barcelona.
Further research, as pointed by scientists, should include regrowing brains in politicians. There are doubts, however, whether this is at all possible, as some researchers say indicated subjects don't have any brain to start with.
sucks.
1. sport is not designed to be watched, either. well, 'classic' sport, at least.
2. see supreme commander and its zoom capability.
I agree on other points, though. Complex rules don't help potential spectators.
The only way to win is not to play.
With this guy as project lead, you can't fail in this domain.
Not strange at all, as Python beats the crap out of php.
Or are you just trolling?
Tens of thousands of people use betas of Vista daily, so that doesn't count - same as gmail.
Looks like you've never tried LFS or rFactor.
You could at least read the post...
...over here in EU. I'm not sure if they help with anything but the simplest things, but they don't hurt nearly as much (if at all) as most of you paranoid people think they will.
Basic laws of physics also say that energy can't be created, it can only be converted. Therefore, sooner or later, hydrogen as a carrier will be quite feasible, due to depletion of gas/coal/oil deposits.
so I don't care.
For now, at least.
Only a nipple doesn't have a learning curve.
Except that it doesn't. Being allowed to use 37 characters as a domain name is not what many people consider "working".
HERETIC!
Add discrete mathematics (especially graph theory) to that list. I'm quite surprised you didn't mention it in the first place, and even more surprised that you mentioned calculus of 2 variables instead. That's a whole lot less useful than being able to think about problems in graph terms.
3-4 months is just what I needed to stop playing that stupid game where only your character gains skills, not you.