My failure to respect a course's want for me to write a fluff paper does not have any bearing on my having learned the material or not.
Writing papers should not be a general way to evaluate such retention. It has it's place, and passing/failing people for every subject under the sun by them is not it.
This is one of the real failings of the system, in my opinion.
I've gone all through school with the minimal amount of effort required. I'm fascinated with this stuff, but I'll be damned if I put any effort into your* little essay. This doesn't mean that I don't know what I'm doing, or that I'm not learning - I just get a different value out of the effort/worth formula than the paper-writing freaks seem to consider normal.
I, personally, wouldn't hire such a service - I do think it's dishonest. But I could certainly see how others with different value systems would.
* - not actually you - I'm sure you get the expression.
Quantum computing is coming along creep by creep. Give that some time to move along...
Once you have a mechanism down that allows you to send small bits of data, you can go from there. Talk to a hub, which will then talk to the robots.
Obviously we can't do it NOW, but not too long ago you'd have gotten strange looks (at best!) if you suggested it was possible to talk to people across oceans.
... and the overlaunches (even the failed ones, like Cryostill #7) would provide a buffer of spare equipment/parts that could be drawn from without having to wait for replacements to be launched over.
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Obviously you've put more research into this kind of thing. I concede to your points, and thank you for the correction. Someone could have gotten in trouble, and I'd rather that not be on my karma (the real karma).
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My failure to respect a course's want for me to write a fluff paper does not have any bearing on my having learned the material or not.
Writing papers should not be a general way to evaluate such retention. It has it's place, and passing/failing people for every subject under the sun by them is not it.
This is one of the real failings of the system, in my opinion.
I've gone all through school with the minimal amount of effort required. I'm fascinated with this stuff, but I'll be damned if I put any effort into your* little essay. This doesn't mean that I don't know what I'm doing, or that I'm not learning - I just get a different value out of the effort/worth formula than the paper-writing freaks seem to consider normal.
I, personally, wouldn't hire such a service - I do think it's dishonest. But I could certainly see how others with different value systems would.
* - not actually you - I'm sure you get the expression.
Whether or not they are interested in the topic may not matter if they despise writing papers.
I think the issue is that taking a paper you wrote n-years ago, doesn't prove that you -still- know it, only that you did then.
I managed to count 15 - by luck I believe. I also saw the gorilla.
What DID give me problems - occlusion! I couldn't reliably keep track of what the balls were doing because they were obscured far too often.
I prefer zangband or TOME myself, but the core gameplay remains.
Quantum computing is coming along creep by creep. Give that some time to move along...
Once you have a mechanism down that allows you to send small bits of data, you can go from there. Talk to a hub, which will then talk to the robots.
Obviously we can't do it NOW, but not too long ago you'd have gotten strange looks (at best!) if you suggested it was possible to talk to people across oceans.
... and the overlaunches (even the failed ones, like Cryostill #7) would provide a buffer of spare equipment/parts that could be drawn from without having to wait for replacements to be launched over.
You know that money isn't everything, right?
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The unit is "flop" - the s indicates plurality - you don't say 1.2 petaflops, you say 1.2 petaflop (vs 2.2 petaflops).
It works the same way as a hertz.
Hollywood execs are not reknowned[SIC] for courage.
... unless their money is in danger! Then watch out!
I wonder why the median age is so low.
Is that because they all move away once they grow a clue?
I have an opinion that I shared (not forced) with you. You accepted that sharing by continuing to read. Hell, you even replied back!
Deal with it.
... goddamn brain. I meant "going on on 4chan"
Hmm, actually...
Just yesterday there was some "draw offensive depictions of Mohammed" thing going on with the explicit goal of getting them blocked.
I wouldn't be surprised if this was related.
... and nothing of value was lost.
(in either direction, IMO)
Yea, because 2010 is so much like 1928. You just bolstered my point.
When's the last time someone was jailed in the US for saying bad things about Jeebus?
Certainly you wouldn't have quite so many calling for indefinite imprisonment (or death) for such a little thing.
Actually, no, not like the registry. The registry points to an installshield file that does it.
Did anybody, for even a second, think that tracking where files are "splattered" might make it less splattery?
... except this one works, and isn't a bitchslap for everyone who has to participate :)
Obviously you've put more research into this kind of thing. I concede to your points, and thank you for the correction. Someone could have gotten in trouble, and I'd rather that not be on my karma (the real karma).
Whoops.
Still quite fast though, I'd say my point is still accurate (if not quite as strong)
You just made my day :)