If each vehicle just acts as a "bubble" with fixed radius, and each vehicle can brake such that its bubble cannot completely compress, then in principle no collisions can occur.
The torrent monitoring technique also shows that if you are downloading a public torrent, anyone can find out
That's why I run a bittorrent client that downloads torrents at random, even illegal ones. If anybody has a problem with that, I just mention privacy is the reason I'm downloading them.
Also note that some aspects of the target intermediate languages may limit the actual programming language in certain ways.
For example, the language from which you are compiling may support some primitive types that the back-end languages do not support. Then, to stay efficient, it may be necessary to find a common denominator of primitive types in ASM.js and NaCl, and introduce these as new primitive types in the original language.
The problem with PNaCl and NaCl is that it is not really portable to platforms like Firefox and IE.
Sadly, I don't believe even that Mozilla will ever adopt NaCl, judging from these responses (wikipedia):
Mozilla's vice president of products, Jay Sullivan, said that Mozilla has no intention of running native code inside the browser, as "These native apps are just little black boxes in a webpage. [...] We really believe in HTML, and this is where we want to focus."[31] Mozilla's Christopher Blizzard criticized NaCl, claiming that native code cannot evolve in the same way that the source code-driven web can. He also compared NaCl to Microsoft's ActiveX technology, plagued with DLL hell.[4] Mozilla currently employs the inventor of JavaScript, Brendan Eich as chief technological officer.
The best approach, therefore, is to build a compiler back-end that targets *both* ASM.js *and* (P)NaCl.
The performance benefits of NaCl will, in time, become clear, and hence other platforms will be more or less forced to either improve their Javascript implementation, or adopt NaCl.
But Node.js allows only threading without a shared address space. This means that in order to communicate between threads, you must serialize all your data (!) Think about the overhead...
You are modded funny, but if this really is a joke, then there certainly is some melancholic undertone to it.
The web is being developed for "the average" developer that just wants to get things done. This is a pity. Because if the web were developed for the advanced developer (read: computer scientist), those developers could lift the web to a higher level, and there would be much more traction.
We just have to wait until Javascript gets sufficiently powerful to function as an intermediate language. From that moment on, we can have other languages targeted to the web. E.g., Python, Haskell, you name it.
Right now, it is possible to use Javascript as an intermediate language using the ASM.js subset (what a name, what a concept), and there are actually projects that do stuff along these lines, but still, performance suffers a lot in this area. Perhaps a better approach is Google's NaCl, where intermediate code is translated more directly to native code, while putting security guarantees in place. But here, of course, cross-platform support is an issue.
Perhaps then a hybrid between NaCl and ASM.js would be the best approach. That is, a compiler back-end that can target both NaCl *and* ASM.js.
If the magma near the surface cools down, and becomes solid, this may have implications for Earth's magnetic field. (Because, according to wikipedia, it is generated by the motion of molten iron alloys in the Earth's outer core).
Now, in turn, Earth's magnetic field is the reason we have an atmosphere. So the conclusion is, if we use all of the energy in the core, we lose our atmosphere.
The EU should increase funding of research into open search technologies. It is unacceptable that the world's searching and data-mining technology is for the better part originating from one country. (Yes, this means more projects like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q...)
I'm still waiting for a P2P search engine that is efficient, secure, and returns useful results.
. If Google does remove the Regions code, which looks highly likely, this would leave Safari and IE 10/11 as the only two major browsers to support Regions.
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They could publish the data per "division".
Then invent a new division per, say, 10 or 100 requests.
Until they stop support for classic.
Mod parent up!
If each vehicle just acts as a "bubble" with fixed radius, and each vehicle can brake such that its bubble cannot completely compress, then in principle no collisions can occur.
"Unsuccessful artists pay royalties, get broke and end up flipping burgers. Great artists steal."
me
The torrent monitoring technique also shows that if you are downloading a public torrent, anyone can find out
That's why I run a bittorrent client that downloads torrents at random, even illegal ones.
If anybody has a problem with that, I just mention privacy is the reason I'm downloading them.
You are not allowed to do that with this new DRM.
From wikipedia:
The most efficient mass-produced solar modules[disputed – discuss] have energy density values of up to 175 W/m2.
Let's say Apple uses a big solar panel of 5x5 cm behind a screen. This corresponds to an optimistic 175/400 = 0.44 W output.
For comparison: a typical idle phone uses about 50mW of energy, while a phone in "talking mode" consumes 2 W of energy.
And of course, 30% of all harvested energy belongs to Apple.
Well that's what I meant actually.
Also note that some aspects of the target intermediate languages may limit the actual programming language in certain ways.
For example, the language from which you are compiling may support some primitive types that the back-end languages do not support. Then, to stay efficient, it may be necessary to find a common denominator of primitive types in ASM.js and NaCl, and introduce these as new primitive types in the original language.
The problem with PNaCl and NaCl is that it is not really portable to platforms like Firefox and IE.
Sadly, I don't believe even that Mozilla will ever adopt NaCl, judging from these responses (wikipedia):
Mozilla's vice president of products, Jay Sullivan, said that Mozilla has no intention of running native code inside the browser, as "These native apps are just little black boxes in a webpage. [...] We really believe in HTML, and this is where we want to focus."[31]
Mozilla's Christopher Blizzard criticized NaCl, claiming that native code cannot evolve in the same way that the source code-driven web can. He also compared NaCl to Microsoft's ActiveX technology, plagued with DLL hell.[4] Mozilla currently employs the inventor of JavaScript, Brendan Eich as chief technological officer.
The best approach, therefore, is to build a compiler back-end that targets *both* ASM.js *and* (P)NaCl.
The performance benefits of NaCl will, in time, become clear, and hence other platforms will be more or less forced to either improve their Javascript implementation, or adopt NaCl.
But Node.js allows only threading without a shared address space.
This means that in order to communicate between threads, you must serialize all your data (!)
Think about the overhead...
You are modded funny, but if this really is a joke, then there certainly is some melancholic undertone to it.
The web is being developed for "the average" developer that just wants to get things done. This is a pity. Because if the web were developed for the advanced developer (read: computer scientist), those developers could lift the web to a higher level, and there would be much more traction.
We just have to wait until Javascript gets sufficiently powerful to function as an intermediate language.
From that moment on, we can have other languages targeted to the web. E.g., Python, Haskell, you name it.
Right now, it is possible to use Javascript as an intermediate language using the ASM.js subset (what a name, what a concept), and there are actually projects that do stuff along these lines, but still, performance suffers a lot in this area. Perhaps a better approach is Google's NaCl, where intermediate code is translated more directly to native code, while putting security guarantees in place. But here, of course, cross-platform support is an issue.
Perhaps then a hybrid between NaCl and ASM.js would be the best approach. That is, a compiler back-end that can target both NaCl *and* ASM.js.
Time will tell...
IMHO, Python is a complicated mess compared to Javascript.
And a complicated mess is only warranted if at least it adds type checking.
If the magma near the surface cools down, and becomes solid, this may have implications for Earth's magnetic field. (Because, according to wikipedia, it is generated by the motion of molten iron alloys in the Earth's outer core).
Now, in turn, Earth's magnetic field is the reason we have an atmosphere.
So the conclusion is, if we use all of the energy in the core, we lose our atmosphere.
I was thinking the same about "Outlook"...
This judge just assured himself and his lawyer friends of income for the rest of their lives...
Imagine every transport company building their own road system, and what that would do to competition, and prices.
In other words, companies should not be able to have direct control over basic infrastructure. That's what we (should) have a government for.
Seriously: why don't we talk about creating a start-up ?
This could be a proposal for Kickstarter. It may be the first crowd-funded project that requires a significant amount of preliminary research though.
The EU should increase funding of research into open search technologies.
It is unacceptable that the world's searching and data-mining technology is for the better part originating from one country.
(Yes, this means more projects like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q...)
I'm still waiting for a P2P search engine that is efficient, secure, and returns useful results.
Aha! So we expect it to be true because it is more convenient.
If only CSS was Turing complete, we wouldn't need these hairy specifications. CSS is slowly becoming a behemoth.
. If Google does remove the Regions code, which looks highly likely, this would leave Safari and IE 10/11 as the only two major browsers to support Regions.
Why not fork Chromium then?
When you delete your account, somebody will go and get the corresponding disk, copy it (except your data), and destroy the old disk.
It's write-once only if you don't consider "destroy" a write-operation.
The human body evolved in Africa.
Why do we expect it to function normally, say, in North America?
Why do we even expect the laws of physics to be the same in two different places?