I think the first place it appeared was the iMac. Other than that, though, I have no idea who thought it up. Maybe it's supposed to sound personal, like "I".
The problem is, you can't apply l'Hopital's rule in general. You need to be able to evaluate the limits of the numerator and the denominator to figure out how to apply it, or if it even applies. So, a basic knowledge of limits is pretty much necessary, unless your teachers are giving you a bunch of special cases. If that's true, then they are doing you a disservice; if a problem where it didn't apply ever came up, you wouldn't be able tp solve it.
No. They are two different crimes, sedition being the lesser of the two.
Sedition is more along the lines of thought-crimes, while treason is actually going out and physically acting against the ruler.
You can do it in linear time. There is a linear-time algorithm to find the n'th largest element of an unsorted array. It's a basically a quick-sort. You choose the pivot to be the median of the medians of groups of five elements (or something like that), by calling the function recursively. It's really quite neat.
I think you forgot:
#4: The I-don't-care: These are the people who don't pirate because they don't care for anything that could be pirated. This is usually due to the overall poor quality of content being distributed by the **AAs.
And that is why you don't go into computer science to get a job. You should go into computer science because you enjoy the theory, want to study it, and perhaps go on to advance it. This could be why people are no longer getting CS degrees; the public has realized that CS is more of a math degree than anything else.
Where you took those classe might not be the representative of all schools that teach computer science. I find that the lectures at my school are usually interesting, with good profs, once you get past first year. And you can basically skip first year CS at here.
Perhaps. "Canadien" is the masculin version of "Canadian" in French. Maybe French is the submitter's first language and he just had a slip? Or maybe he meant it as a joke.
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Is this a sign of the monopoly finally being broken?
Shouldn't you also find Tina Turner?
So did the pusher robot shove them into orbit, and now the shover robot is pushing them around the black hole?
I think the first place it appeared was the iMac. Other than that, though, I have no idea who thought it up. Maybe it's supposed to sound personal, like "I".
The problem is, you can't apply l'Hopital's rule in general. You need to be able to evaluate the limits of the numerator and the denominator to figure out how to apply it, or if it even applies. So, a basic knowledge of limits is pretty much necessary, unless your teachers are giving you a bunch of special cases. If that's true, then they are doing you a disservice; if a problem where it didn't apply ever came up, you wouldn't be able tp solve it.
I would think S Ontario and SE Quebec would be where it's at... Toronto and Montreal are Canada's two largest cities.
How can you come up with a new and innovative way to cure a genetic disability if the proteins and genes responsible for that disability are patented?
They are't necessarily damaging themselves; they could have it set at a level the ears can tolerate.
If we increased the size of the cache to match this, wouldn't it compensate?
No. They are two different crimes, sedition being the lesser of the two. Sedition is more along the lines of thought-crimes, while treason is actually going out and physically acting against the ruler.
Now the question is: Would Steve Ballmer, with his Executive Chair, beat the katana-wielding Larry Ellison?
We should be able to run this on our new 6.8Ghz 2TB HD 1TB RAM laptops!
Wouldn't the snow in the middle of the ball compress , similar to how the pressure increases as one moves closer to the centre of the earth?
Nah. Everyone is satisfied with exponential time algorithms. :P
/sarcasm
Like, come on, the only way to do it in less than exponential time is to approximate, and who wants that!?
You can do it in linear time. There is a linear-time algorithm to find the n'th largest element of an unsorted array. It's a basically a quick-sort. You choose the pivot to be the median of the medians of groups of five elements (or something like that), by calling the function recursively. It's really quite neat.
Waterloo?
I think you forgot:
#4: The I-don't-care: These are the people who don't pirate because they don't care for anything that could be pirated. This is usually due to the overall poor quality of content being distributed by the **AAs.
"Cats didn't like it to much though..." Hrm. Did you set him up the sodium block?
Yeah, but NaOH can be useful... Like, if those cats get fleas or something, just bathe them in your "firewater". :P
Please say this is satire. I have trouble believing that my southern neighbours are *that* dumb.
Hahaha, oh LL(1) Parsing, how we all love you.
And that is why you don't go into computer science to get a job. You should go into computer science because you enjoy the theory, want to study it, and perhaps go on to advance it. This could be why people are no longer getting CS degrees; the public has realized that CS is more of a math degree than anything else.
Where you took those classe might not be the representative of all schools that teach computer science. I find that the lectures at my school are usually interesting, with good profs, once you get past first year. And you can basically skip first year CS at here.
Well, we all go to the slash slash slash dot dot. :P
Perhaps. "Canadien" is the masculin version of "Canadian" in French. Maybe French is the submitter's first language and he just had a slip? Or maybe he meant it as a joke.