As a physicist, I do a lot of numerical programming. I like julia, but it isn't quite useful to me yet. The problem is that it takes too long to run something the first time you run it in a session, and there's no way to save a compiled binary so I have to take the hit each time I run it. In particular, loading libraries takes too long. Maybe this boost will help it get there.
I figure the people who are likely to be deadbeats are also likely to have positive bank account balances with the same bank, so even though they aren't making money for the credit card department, the bank is still profiting off them since the bank lends the deadbeats' money to someone else. So it makes sense for the bank to keep these deadbeats happy.
We need to come up with a new name for these airborne improvised explosive devices. May I suggest Modular Independent Sacrificial Seeking Impact Lethal Explosive
That sounds naive. So in 200 years when we've got intelligent flying robot hypercars, they will be limited to ~80 mph, though they can operate safely at 700mph. You either have to change the numbers or declare that the airspace is not a "highway" as mentioned in the old laws. Either way, the laws haven't kept up.
The only way laws can keep up with technology is if they are written so vaguely that every detail needs to be re-interpreted by a judge. Might as well not even have laws then, and just have a general principle: don't be a jackass. And the village elder will determine if your action constitutes jackassery.
Of course in science, most of the terminology didn't exist in the last millennium. It would not be any easier to understand if it used Germanic roots. See Poul Anderson's Uncleftish Beholding for an essay on Atomic Theory written in Germanic English.
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Dear God! What is that thing?
As a physicist, I do a lot of numerical programming. I like julia, but it isn't quite useful to me yet. The problem is that it takes too long to run something the first time you run it in a session, and there's no way to save a compiled binary so I have to take the hit each time I run it. In particular, loading libraries takes too long. Maybe this boost will help it get there.
Still easy to find snake oil for sale.
http://www.baroness.co/dr-dere...
But there is no truth in their advertising.
Open source doesn't mean free.
And this is why we need samurai control laws and mandatory background checks on samurai.
You do have a choice though. You can use BSD.
If you have the money already, then why bother even paying by credit card? You can just use a debit card.
Is this because they offer you miles? This just hurts the merchants.
I doubt that your small purchase is going to attract the attention of a worker with a high enough rank to care about your situation.
I figure the people who are likely to be deadbeats are also likely to have positive bank account balances with the same bank, so even though they aren't making money for the credit card department, the bank is still profiting off them since the bank lends the deadbeats' money to someone else. So it makes sense for the bank to keep these deadbeats happy.
Never say never. The cardholder loses money if the customer never pays the credit card debt.
We need to come up with a new name for these airborne improvised explosive devices.
May I suggest Modular Independent Sacrificial Seeking Impact Lethal Explosive
The problem isn't that I'm ashamed of fucking a goat. The problem is that other people will be outraged.
That's why a reasonable forum will show:
'Dick tastes great! Post below if you agree.'
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That sounds naive. So in 200 years when we've got intelligent flying robot hypercars, they will be limited to ~80 mph, though they can operate safely at 700mph. You either have to change the numbers or declare that the airspace is not a "highway" as mentioned in the old laws. Either way, the laws haven't kept up.
The only way laws can keep up with technology is if they are written so vaguely that every detail needs to be re-interpreted by a judge. Might as well not even have laws then, and just have a general principle: don't be a jackass. And the village elder will determine if your action constitutes jackassery.
As insiders, they probably know the real cost of all this stuff.
At some point overpopulation is a problem. What that point is, is a matter of discussion.
Of course in science, most of the terminology didn't exist in the last millennium. It would not be any easier to understand if it used Germanic roots. See Poul Anderson's Uncleftish Beholding for an essay on Atomic Theory written in Germanic English.
Is high-falootin' one word or two?
It's only plagiarism if you don't cite your sources.
That's only if it has been revised. If it's just reprinted in a collection, without modification, then there is nothing new to copyright.
I thought my cigar tasted kind of plasticky.
There's no short supply of small form factor PCs. What about the Raspberry pi, that /. loves to talk about?
The problem is that you would need an order of magnitude or more power to get enough force at that distance.
Storage is not an insurmountable problem. We already have ways of storing energy, and we can improve them.