When you focus the ambient light the fiber "catches" to the size of the dot the fiber produces the intensity will probably be much higher than that of the dot produced by the fiber.
Therefore the intensity of the light produced by the fiber when the only light source is itself (if you can get it kick started) will not increase. So this is not really an infinite power supply
It's called "Advanced compiler design and implementation" by Steven S. Muchnick It's not very formal and shows a lot of programming details, but on the whole it's a good book, it doesn't discuss parsing and emitting and such but more the optimizations and transformation applied to intermediate representations inside the compiler.
Interleave your code with as much trace code and printfs as possible. This way even the expert maintainer really can't figure out what statement does something useful.
I've heard that somewhere in sweden this kind of show already exists, and that someone that got voted out commited suicide. Anyone from sweden got any info on this?
Well, think about it, maybe that is because you never really thought about the design until you totally screwed up version 1;)
I think it's best to make a rough sketch of your program first and only start filling in the details when you've coded the sketch (you can code a sketch you know, it won't work, but you'll learn from it anyway). This has the advantage that interfaces you code are usually pretty good...
True, I have never seen it, but that is what I heard from the system administrators over here. Perhaps I am speaking of another release. (then again perhaps the system administrators are just plain stupid). I'm sorry if I stepped on any toes.
Lotus notes is a terrible program! (from what I know about it handling mail) you have about 75% chance of a message actually arriving, no biff or.forward capabilities and the unix version is still buggy like windows. No wonder NATO misses all targets;)
The quality of the code should really not be an issue for releasing it. Most of the times the idea is much more important. Sometimes people just have an itch they forgot about. Then a newbie comes along and scratches the itch and only then does the Jedi Master Coder remember the itch and implements the perfect solution, but the newbie had to point it out.
The mentoring environment, I think, is a good idea. Not only for newbies to learn stuff, but also for experts with to little time to submit ideas for other people to implement. I have plenty of ideas but just not the time to implement them all. (I'm not saying I'm an expert, that's all pretty relative)
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why not create a game that's all about cheating...
That's the bigest trackball I've _ever_ seen!
When you focus the ambient light the fiber "catches" to the size of the dot the fiber produces the intensity will probably be much higher than that of the dot produced by the fiber.
Therefore the intensity of the light produced by the fiber when the only light source is itself (if you can get it kick started) will not increase. So this is not really an infinite power supply
It's no computer screen yet (at least of the quality we're used to). he just switches the R,G, or B on or off.
> I kid you not
yes, me grown-up, ugh
> resembling Canada's climate (this would be enough to sustain lichens and algae)
last I heard somebody even spotted a human in canada.
can anyone please put a readable version of this document on a fast mirror?
a friend of mine tried it out, and it worked, but do you really gain anything from things like this?
you really cannot judge obviousness, at hindsight everything is obvious...
tsk.tsk.
They don't even supply gcc 2.95!
It's called "Advanced compiler design and implementation" by Steven S. Muchnick
It's not very formal and shows a lot of programming details, but on the whole it's a good book, it doesn't discuss parsing and emitting and such but more the optimizations and transformation applied to intermediate representations inside the compiler.
Interleave your code with as much trace code and printfs as possible. This way even the expert maintainer really can't figure out what statement does something useful.
I've heard that somewhere in sweden this kind of show already exists, and that someone that got voted out commited suicide. Anyone from sweden got any info on this?
Well, think about it, maybe that is because you never really thought about the design until you totally screwed up version 1;)
I think it's best to make a rough sketch of your program first and only start filling in the details when you've coded the sketch (you can code a sketch you know, it won't work, but you'll learn from it anyway). This has the advantage that interfaces you code are usually pretty good...
just my 2 cents..
True, I have never seen it, but that is what I heard from the system administrators over here. Perhaps I am speaking of another release. (then again perhaps the system administrators are just plain stupid). I'm sorry if I stepped on any toes.
Lotus notes is a terrible program! (from what I know about it handling mail) you have about 75% chance of a message actually arriving, no biff or .forward capabilities and the unix version is still buggy like windows. No wonder NATO misses all targets ;)
not only that, how about websites and user interface design, you don't really need coding experience to do that, right?
The quality of the code should really not be an issue for releasing it. Most of the times the idea is much more important. Sometimes people just have an itch they forgot about. Then a newbie comes along and scratches the itch and only then does the Jedi Master Coder remember the itch and implements the perfect solution, but the newbie had to point it out.
The mentoring environment, I think, is a good idea. Not only for newbies to learn stuff, but also for experts with to little time to submit ideas for other people to implement. I have plenty of ideas but just not the time to implement them all. (I'm not saying I'm an expert, that's all pretty relative)
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:)
sorry couldn't resist myself
hmm... what is a journaling FS?