Desalination plants are being installed in several parts of Australia including a controversial one in Victoria. The funny bit is that our drought broke just as construction got under way.
I am also thinking about cleaning clothing and cooking equipment, medical needs, hydration in hot climates. Supporting rescue workers doing hard physical work. That sort of stuff.
Its up to ten million and it hasn't found any more one digit UIDs, just the first ten.
Have you checked to make sure that there aren't any in the vast space between two whole numbers? That sounds like it could be quite a complicated exercise.
Hey you are right. I found more low numbers right after 4294967296.
The GCC, LLVM, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and Linux communities, for instance, do a fantastic job of keeping "software architecture" in check, while still developing amazingly complex, practical and very high-quality software.
Yeah but at enormous cost (if you count the labour involved) because it is basically a test of strength on the mailing lists and forums with the last man standing getting to make the decision.
I suppose it depends on how these things have worked for you. I would love to see a software architect in my company who would put a stop to just these problems.
I think its more like having a single technical lead in a powerful position is a bad thing for management because they keep asking hard questions. So lets split the role into smaller project based positions, leaving the strategy to management and marketing.
If Assange can't live in Sweden, it forces him to flee to some other location within the US' grasp... perhaps even the US itself.
That would be the worst place for him to go. So far he has been safe in Australia where he has the advantage of citizenship. I suspect he has too many ex girlfriends there to make it a happy place though.
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Hmmm. Digg are on the ropes, on the market, and run by idiots. They have a large userbase though.
The only reason to buy a company is to harness the potential innovation and future success when integrated with your own.
And to neutralize a competitor (see google and youtube), but facebook doesn't compete with apple.
Its arguably the most long lived social website.
Thats true.
Well you could be right but I was trained to estimate high, deliver low.
They always break my bones.
It took a couple of seconds with palmos, and multitasking OSs can boot pretty fast too.
I suspect he has too many ex girlfriends there to make it a happy place though.
You do realize this guy is an über-nerd and for many years was a hard-core hacker?
Recent press coverage suggests he knows how to pull a chick.
Desalination plants are being installed in several parts of Australia including a controversial one in Victoria. The funny bit is that our drought broke just as construction got under way.
Simple is good. Its easy to maintain and easy to teach local people to take over maintenance.
Thats 300 liters. Maybe enough for ten people if you are careful. Or a hundred people if you only need drinking water to keep them alive.
Wait... are you drinking 8 gallons of water per day? Daily showers are a convenience, not a necessity.
Washing may be vital after a disaster when disease starts to spread.
Many random creeks have contaminated water. Sometimes boiling makes them drinkable, often not.
I am also thinking about cleaning clothing and cooking equipment, medical needs, hydration in hot climates. Supporting rescue workers doing hard physical work. That sort of stuff.
Thats 300 liters. Maybe enough for ten people if you are careful. Or a hundred people if you only need drinking water to keep them alive.
So far he has been safe in Australia where he has the advantage of citizenship.
Australia is in a competition with Canada for "best lapdog of the USA", he's as safe there as a peaceful protester at a G20 summit.
Wherever you go, Government is a club.
Notes degrades badly when used with infrastructure which is not up to the task.
Its up to ten million and it hasn't found any more one digit UIDs, just the first ten.
Have you checked to make sure that there aren't any in the vast space between two whole numbers? That sounds like it could be quite a complicated exercise.
Hey you are right. I found more low numbers right after 4294967296.
Thursday, October 18, 2010
Apparently somebody fucked up the Date handling code and Ray has to take the fall.
Yeah thats what my script found too. Its up to ten million and it hasn't found any more one digit UIDs, just the first ten.
The GCC, LLVM, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and Linux communities, for instance, do a fantastic job of keeping "software architecture" in check, while still developing amazingly complex, practical and very high-quality software.
Yeah but at enormous cost (if you count the labour involved) because it is basically a test of strength on the mailing lists and forums with the last man standing getting to make the decision.
I suppose it depends on how these things have worked for you. I would love to see a software architect in my company who would put a stop to just these problems.
I think its more like having a single technical lead in a powerful position is a bad thing for management because they keep asking hard questions. So lets split the role into smaller project based positions, leaving the strategy to management and marketing.
You don't think a software company needs a chief software architect?
If Assange can't live in Sweden, it forces him to flee to some other location within the US' grasp... perhaps even the US itself.
That would be the worst place for him to go. So far he has been safe in Australia where he has the advantage of citizenship. I suspect he has too many ex girlfriends there to make it a happy place though.
Rupert Murdoch is 79. He can't live forever.
Thats an interesting question.