I sometimes look at my download folder in awe, it's full of so much uselessSHIT that I have no use for (or ever will have a use for, since there are new versions of just about ANYTHING in there) but... sometimes... it's hard to hit that delete key. It really is, I think we have a new symptom of obsessive compulsive disorder. I wonder how long until psychologists start to ask... "How long has it been since you deleted stuff from your download folder?"
OH MY GOD. I really should use that preview button ffs, "site:imdb.com <MOVIE NAME HERE>" I had to set it to code so I could use those damned angle brackets.
Your first paragraph made me think about another idea, want a movie's info? Bind a button on the remote to the search query "site:imdb.com " and then I'm feeling lucky it, bam instant movie info.
for ( int i = 5000000; i > 0; i--)
{
a += 0.0000001;
b -= 0.0000001;
}
printf("a:%f\n",a);
printf("b:%f\n",b);
outputs:
a:0.476541 b:0.427965
Both should output.5:(
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Yeah I see what you mean, fiddled around with the code, just about everything gives me wrong amounts.
float a = 0.0;
float b = 1.0;
for ( int i = 5000000; i > 0; i--)
{
a += 0.0000001f;
b -= 0.0000001f;
}
printf("a:%f\n",a);
printf("b:%f\n",b);
That outputs
a:0.476541
b:0.427965
That sucks, guess I have a lot of learning to do, thanks for the help, I might just get that book as well as my regular college textbooks, thanks.
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Wow, that's an awful lot of work, shouldn't the compiler be doing this stuff under the hood for me? I guess I'll learn about this come next semester.
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I'm actually taking numerical analysis next semester. But I do know how they do it from my computer architecture classes. I'm just curious as to why other languages (for example C++) floats and doubles don't give me the same problem as C# with simple addition.
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...useless. This may be a bit off topic but I was trying out C# the other day and just about all my doubles and/or floats got screwed up. And it wasn't even division or multiplication! It was simple addition and subtraction. I would enter maybe 1 and.6, subtract them, and instead of.4 I'd get....3999999393993489348938428975932498 or.40000000000000000000000000000000000001
Had to use the decimal datatype for anything wortwhile, meh. Anyone know why my floats and doubles were rendered useless?
Because it's a shitty TV show which is much more important than academia when it comes to the press and media. Unless it's a world changing super drug/technology no one really gives a shit about what researchers do, they are however interested in the fact that the back catalog of South Park will be readily available in digital form, to sell to you in every possible future form of digital media with fun new DRM implementations, and that the producers will never have to delete a single crappy 2d scene ever again, so their stuff looks even more repetitive as each year passes.
Yeah, and how about
http://www.mymilliondollaradpage.com/
Good creativity as well. At least this one has a SUPER DUPER GIGANTICOMUNDO dollar in the middle which sells for $50 bucks a week as a nice centerpiece for the 1,000*1,000 grid.
Necessity is the mother of all invention, so when bad guys start breaking down bank safe doors with a single punch of this apparatus, a worthy superhero will rise against these robotic beasts. Comic book world here we come!
He's talking about the gigantic memory leak issues in past firefox versions. I remember after a good run opening thumbnail galleries in multiple tabs and closing everything, leaving only a tab with google, the firefox process in the task manager would regularily clock in at mehhhh 100-150MB's. That sucked.
In your initial babble I discovered the following words:
Who enlists news for nerds who stinks censhorship astromony do foot dsl puzzles telephoens
I DISCOVERED YOUR SECRET
Slashdot Mirror
Oh :(, thought they might be able to.
No USB drive support?
I sometimes look at my download folder in awe, it's full of so much useless SHIT that I have no use for (or ever will have a use for, since there are new versions of just about ANYTHING in there) but... sometimes... it's hard to hit that delete key. It really is, I think we have a new symptom of obsessive compulsive disorder. I wonder how long until psychologists start to ask... "How long has it been since you deleted stuff from your download folder?"
Huh.
OH MY GOD. I really should use that preview button ffs, "site:imdb.com <MOVIE NAME HERE>" I had to set it to code so I could use those damned angle brackets.
Whoops, HTML formatting removed my angle brackets, I meant
"site:imdb.com " I really should use that preview button.
Your first paragraph made me think about another idea, want a movie's info? Bind a button on the remote to the search query "site:imdb.com " and then I'm feeling lucky it, bam instant movie info.
Whoops, I forgot to hit the preview button.
.5 :(
float a = 0;
float b = 1;
for ( int i = 5000000; i > 0; i--)
{
a += 0.0000001;
b -= 0.0000001;
}
printf("a:%f\n",a);
printf("b:%f\n",b);
outputs:
a:0.476541
b:0.427965
Both should output
Yeah I see what you mean, fiddled around with the code, just about everything gives me wrong amounts. float a = 0.0; float b = 1.0; for ( int i = 5000000; i > 0; i--) { a += 0.0000001f; b -= 0.0000001f; } printf("a:%f\n",a); printf("b:%f\n",b); That outputs a:0.476541 b:0.427965 That sucks, guess I have a lot of learning to do, thanks for the help, I might just get that book as well as my regular college textbooks, thanks.
Wow, that's an awful lot of work, shouldn't the compiler be doing this stuff under the hood for me? I guess I'll learn about this come next semester.
I'm actually taking numerical analysis next semester. But I do know how they do it from my computer architecture classes. I'm just curious as to why other languages (for example C++) floats and doubles don't give me the same problem as C# with simple addition.
...useless. This may be a bit off topic but I was trying out C# the other day and just about all my doubles and/or floats got screwed up. And it wasn't even division or multiplication! It was simple addition and subtraction. I would enter maybe 1 and .6, subtract them, and instead of .4 I'd get... .3999999393993489348938428975932498 or .40000000000000000000000000000000000001
Had to use the decimal datatype for anything wortwhile, meh. Anyone know why my floats and doubles were rendered useless?
Agreed.
I have no idea what this is all about and why it is news.
You could also make a case that a sufficient amount of wind turbines could disturb the flow of air on the planet.
Yeah it has a pretty nice view of the world.
Because it's a shitty TV show which is much more important than academia when it comes to the press and media. Unless it's a world changing super drug/technology no one really gives a shit about what researchers do, they are however interested in the fact that the back catalog of South Park will be readily available in digital form, to sell to you in every possible future form of digital media with fun new DRM implementations, and that the producers will never have to delete a single crappy 2d scene ever again, so their stuff looks even more repetitive as each year passes.
I truly have no idea why, but when I read "jem of the year" I burst out laughing, something about the word makes me laugh my ass off.
This is obviously the newest Doom 3 expansion pack.
Yeah, and how about http://www.mymilliondollaradpage.com/ Good creativity as well. At least this one has a SUPER DUPER GIGANTICOMUNDO dollar in the middle which sells for $50 bucks a week as a nice centerpiece for the 1,000*1,000 grid.
Necessity is the mother of all invention, so when bad guys start breaking down bank safe doors with a single punch of this apparatus, a worthy superhero will rise against these robotic beasts. Comic book world here we come!
He's talking about the gigantic memory leak issues in past firefox versions. I remember after a good run opening thumbnail galleries in multiple tabs and closing everything, leaving only a tab with google, the firefox process in the task manager would regularily clock in at mehhhh 100-150MB's. That sucked.
Yeah instead of 15,000,000 polygons to approximate a quarter or a wheel.
In your initial babble I discovered the following words: Who enlists news for nerds who stinks censhorship astromony do foot dsl puzzles telephoens I DISCOVERED YOUR SECRET
This guy makes a good point, why the -1? I bet Arnie won't sign a bill that stops kids from buying R rated movies.