The company I work for, as such a company might prefer hiring a citizen or permanent resident instead of a foreigner precisely because of the paperwork. Does not change my argument.
There are thousands of companies that hate the paper work... nevertheless there are plenty that do it.
And: frankly, I'm a european... why the funk would I work in the US? If I go abroad I go to a nice country like New Zealand, Australia and more importantly an emerging country in Asia: Thailand, Vietnam or Laos, or perhaps Indonesia, or ofc. Japan or China.
In what way is AIDE not "viable"? For starters: the demo mode does not work.
When a call into a proprietary library doesn't do what you expect it to do during debugging using your IDE, what steps do you take to determine why the call isn't doing what you expect it to do?
Sorry, no idea what this question is about. I single step through the invoked function, what else would I do? (Which would be assembly) Question is: could you fix it...
Is an IDE worth the price of a desktop to someone who does not already own a desktop because he regularly uses a smartphone and/or tablet to satisfy all of his other computing needs? If so, how can I convince people that this is the case? If a desktop is to expensive, buy a laptop?
If you want to do professional development, get professional tools. Or write your won IDE... ok, that was lame by me. You probably need a decade for that:D
Of course I can. I don't live in Germany. Yeah, and what is the point? You also can have it in Germany, dumb ass. Oh sorry:D but that was a dumb ass comment.
(Note that the swastika is a perfect example of "hate speech" being defined by the government. Germany says "it is", Korea says "it isn't".) I'm pretty sure you can use a swastika in a blog, why should you not?
So, NAZI Germany, Franco Spain, Mussolini Italy... or lets go a bit back in time: Luis XIV, the Medici in Vienna, the Ottoman Empire, Djenghis Khan, Neros Rome, Leonidas' Sparta etc. p.p. were all communist?
Communist revolutions work by terrorizing and then enslaving (putting into forced labor and forced indoctrination) the local population until it bends to the will of the communist party.
You people should really start to read some books...
The to big revolutions were in China and Russia.
What kind of government got overthrown? What living conditions did the masses have before that?
Hm? You funktards don't know that those revolutions overthrew totalitarian governments where 90% of the populations where bond slaves or "peons" or "peasants" hold like slaves on fields?
Karl Marx himself stated that communism must begin with the violent overthrow of democracy. No, he did not say that. You are an idiot. During Marx times, he btw. was German, most countries had no or no real democracy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Then prove it: How many communist revolutions were democratically elected? AFAIK there were no communist revolutions on the planet so far...
And as it turns out, that is what communist revolutions always do (besides depriving you of your life savings and turning your home over to the state to do whatever they want with.) That is nonsense. Private house owners always existed in the DDR (German democratic republic), and BTW: they where not communist, they where socialist.
However: you get some bonus points however when you can explain how democracy actually works in a typical communist/one party system, the retarded US two party system and a democratic multi party system. And please take extra care to explain why a communist one party system is not or can not be democratic!!
Anyway, there are no different pauses before commas, regardless of "or" and "and"...
I perfectly understand what you want to explain, but you don't understand me. Point is: it makes no sense. If it would make sense we had not a law suit about the question how to interpret law. It would be completely clear from the law text. Obviously for various parties involved in the law case it was not clear.
So: what is your point? You hear inaudible pauses when reading "A, B and C" versus "A, B, and C" and that changes the meaning?
Sorry, as I tried to point out, except for the "american Oxford comma" no one is hearing such pauses and I'm not aware of any other language (and e.g. german is extremely similar to english) where that kind of comma is used or would make sense.
You just keep dodging your way around any rational reason to not have the comma there. No I don't. I just say it is a stupid non intuitive thing. And there is no extra pause anyway. Perhaps the examples are to stupid, too. "The party had some strippers, Bill Clinton and Bill Atkinson"... versus "The party had some strippers, Bill Clinton, and Bill Atkinson"... we all know that both Bills where not strippers. Perhaps that makes the examples even more hard to grasp. Implying one sentence implies they where strippers is just nonsense, grammatically and intellectually. Both sentences perfectly clearly imply that they are NOT strippers. Why anyone would assume the first version implies the strippers are the two Bills is beyond me. Hence there is no extra comma needed like in the second example to make clear: oh no, they are not strippers. And: who the funk cares if the two Bills stripped on a party? So: bad example;D
The drag coefficient of the mirror is the lowest of the whole car or any part of the car. The highest drag coefficient has your engine front side, then comes the wind shield.
No idea why you believe otherwise.
And: the main factor is speed as drag increases with the square of the speed.
Actually, yes. I expect one to write code but be to dumb to know that he has to save it as HTML to run it in a browser or to develop it in a browser. Sorry, what kind of strange mind does one need to have, to wake up in the morning and think: "I like to learn programming!" and 5 minutes later powers up a web browser????
Which part of: you switch on an Apple ][ and you end up in a REPL interpreter did you not get?
I work with computers since 35 years: it never occurred to me to use a web browser to write some JavaScript to learn JavaScript. Why do you think a 10 year old or 16 year old who wants to do some programming has the first idea to use a web browser as IDE/SDE Ersatz?
And why do you think I'm super dumb because I never came to that idea myself? Hu?
Your idea is not bad, but your assumption it is a simple idea for everyone is just plain...
We don't yet know what they are/could be Actually we do.
We just don't know if a specific current is changing its track more to the left or more to the right, hence w don't know if New York is hit or Casablanca or if the current continues to the north and hits Island and Norway as it is right now.
However there are recent findings that indicate Atlantis might have been a coastal city of Spain: http://www.nationalgeographic.... (there is more, just google).
Assuming the city ever existed as it is AFAIK only mentioned by a single author.
Could you be more specific? Except for the reverse file name problem, which is unique to windows, you made no point. All modern languages and OSes have unicode built in. All is working fine... and an asian automatically uses unicode on his android or iOS device, what else would he? Same for Window, Linux, Macs, switch the language to Thai or Japanese and you have everything in Unicode, heck plain english is unicode, too.
You are mixing up communism with totaliarism. China is communist/totaliarian with a capitalistic economy. And I doubt their free speech laws are worth than other countries.
There are plenty of levels of democracy, actually China considers itself a democracy, go figure.
So you expect a newby to programming to know how to get code into a browser and debug it there and save it later again... And you think that is straight forward and an obvious idea?
You are aware that 'the laws of thermodynamics' are to describe steam engines and other heat machines and have no application in space travel? The rest of your post is completely bollocks...
I guess the word 'technology' has a quite special meaning for you? We don't have the technology and won't for some time to come. Yes we have. Since decades, half a century minimum. There is no 'special technology, that does not exist yet' needed to fly a small craft to an iron asteroid, capture it and mine the iron: it is just extremely time consuming and so expensive it is right now not worth the efford. Thats all...
The aero dynamic drag is mostly caused by the size of the front cross section of the car. That includes the side mirrors obviously. Assuming that the side mirrors cover that cross section by 7% is absurd for most cars. Perhaps you think about big trucks or busses that have gigantic mirrors?
If you can not find 'files' in a 'file system'... you probably have some kind of mental disability. Think about it, I guess you will find a way around it and 'find your files' more easy afterwards. E.g. you could figure if you can configure a downloads folder for your email program...
So you would not hire the guys who made the artwork inside and outside of the pyramids, because they don't know how to make the foundation of the pyramids? So... who is going to make the art work for you?
(HINT: I need to know nothing about operation systems to write a desktop application, regardless of OS)
Inability to debug into the system libraries of a proprietary operating system, for one. And how so? Regardless what IDE I use I can debug just quite fine.
Until very recently (Swift Playgrounds), there wasn't a first-party IDE for iOS because of that platform's security restrictions. That is off topic as you can have those IDEs on a desktop and for Android there are no viable IDEs either that run on android devices.
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The company I work for, as such a company might prefer hiring a citizen or permanent resident instead of a foreigner precisely because of the paperwork.
Does not change my argument.
There are thousands of companies that hate the paper work ... nevertheless there are plenty that do it.
And: frankly, I'm a european ... why the funk would I work in the US? If I go abroad I go to a nice country like New Zealand, Australia and more importantly an emerging country in Asia: Thailand, Vietnam or Laos, or perhaps Indonesia, or ofc. Japan or China.
In what way is AIDE not "viable"?
For starters: the demo mode does not work.
When a call into a proprietary library doesn't do what you expect it to do during debugging using your IDE, what steps do you take to determine why the call isn't doing what you expect it to do?
...
Sorry, no idea what this question is about. I single step through the invoked function, what else would I do? (Which would be assembly) Question is: could you fix it
Is an IDE worth the price of a desktop to someone who does not already own a desktop because he regularly uses a smartphone and/or tablet to satisfy all of his other computing needs? If so, how can I convince people that this is the case?
If a desktop is to expensive, buy a laptop?
If you want to do professional development, get professional tools. Or write your won IDE ... ok, that was lame by me. You probably need a decade for that :D
Of course I can. I don't live in Germany. :D but that was a dumb ass comment.
Yeah, and what is the point? You also can have it in Germany, dumb ass. Oh sorry
(Note that the swastika is a perfect example of "hate speech" being defined by the government. Germany says "it is", Korea says "it isn't".)
I'm pretty sure you can use a swastika in a blog, why should you not?
Here is a blog, explaining why the Swastika is banned https://politische-bildung-bra...
Surprisingly it has a Swastika on the first page on the top ... (facepalm)
So, NAZI Germany, Franco Spain, Mussolini Italy ... or lets go a bit back in time: Luis XIV, the Medici in Vienna, the Ottoman Empire, Djenghis Khan, Neros Rome, Leonidas' Sparta etc. p.p. were all communist?
I don't think so ...
Communist revolutions work by terrorizing and then enslaving (putting into forced labor and forced indoctrination) the local population until it bends to the will of the communist party.
You people should really start to read some books ...
The to big revolutions were in China and Russia.
What kind of government got overthrown? What living conditions did the masses have before that?
Hm? You funktards don't know that those revolutions overthrew totalitarian governments where 90% of the populations where bond slaves or "peons" or "peasants" hold like slaves on fields?
Are you really that dumb and ill educated?
Karl Marx himself stated that communism must begin with the violent overthrow of democracy.
No, he did not say that.
You are an idiot.
During Marx times, he btw. was German, most countries had no or no real democracy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Then prove it: How many communist revolutions were democratically elected? ...
AFAIK there were no communist revolutions on the planet so far
And as it turns out, that is what communist revolutions always do (besides depriving you of your life savings and turning your home over to the state to do whatever they want with.)
That is nonsense. Private house owners always existed in the DDR (German democratic republic), and BTW: they where not communist, they where socialist.
However: you get some bonus points however when you can explain how democracy actually works in a typical communist/one party system, the retarded US two party system and a democratic multi party system. And please take extra care to explain why a communist one party system is not or can not be democratic!!
Well,
you are arguing about the wrong thing.
So: you don't comprehend my point.
Anyway, there are no different pauses before commas, regardless of "or" and "and" ...
I perfectly understand what you want to explain, but you don't understand me. Point is: it makes no sense. If it would make sense we had not a law suit about the question how to interpret law. It would be completely clear from the law text. Obviously for various parties involved in the law case it was not clear.
So: what is your point? You hear inaudible pauses when reading "A, B and C" versus "A, B, and C" and that changes the meaning?
Sorry, as I tried to point out, except for the "american Oxford comma" no one is hearing such pauses and I'm not aware of any other language (and e.g. german is extremely similar to english) where that kind of comma is used or would make sense.
You just keep dodging your way around any rational reason to not have the comma there. ... versus "The party had some strippers, Bill Clinton, and Bill Atkinson" ... we all know that both Bills where not strippers. Perhaps that makes the examples even more hard to grasp. Implying one sentence implies they where strippers is just nonsense, grammatically and intellectually. Both sentences perfectly clearly imply that they are NOT strippers. Why anyone would assume the first version implies the strippers are the two Bills is beyond me. Hence there is no extra comma needed like in the second example to make clear: oh no, they are not strippers. And: who the funk cares if the two Bills stripped on a party? So: bad example ;D
No I don't. I just say it is a stupid non intuitive thing. And there is no extra pause anyway.
Perhaps the examples are to stupid, too. "The party had some strippers, Bill Clinton and Bill Atkinson"
Unfortunately wrong.
The drag coefficient of the mirror is the lowest of the whole car or any part of the car. The highest drag coefficient has your engine front side, then comes the wind shield.
No idea why you believe otherwise.
And: the main factor is speed as drag increases with the square of the speed.
Actually, yes.
I expect one to write code but be to dumb to know that he has to save it as HTML to run it in a browser or to develop it in a browser. Sorry, what kind of strange mind does one need to have, to wake up in the morning and think: "I like to learn programming!" and 5 minutes later powers up a web browser????
Which part of: you switch on an Apple ][ and you end up in a REPL interpreter did you not get?
I work with computers since 35 years: it never occurred to me to use a web browser to write some JavaScript to learn JavaScript. Why do you think a 10 year old or 16 year old who wants to do some programming has the first idea to use a web browser as IDE/SDE Ersatz?
And why do you think I'm super dumb because I never came to that idea myself? Hu?
Your idea is not bad, but your assumption it is a simple idea for everyone is just plain ...
At one point in history, more than 98% of scientists thought the earth was flat. Huzzah Galileo!
That actually never was the case.
Retarded european "commoners" thought the world was flat. That is a huge difference.
We don't yet know what they are/could be
Actually we do.
We just don't know if a specific current is changing its track more to the left or more to the right, hence w don't know if New York is hit or Casablanca or if the current continues to the north and hits Island and Norway as it is right now.
No idea about what bullshit you want to argue.
Atlantis was not underground.
However there are recent findings that indicate Atlantis might have been a coastal city of Spain: http://www.nationalgeographic.... (there is more, just google).
Assuming the city ever existed as it is AFAIK only mentioned by a single author.
Could you be more specific? Except for the reverse file name problem, which is unique to windows, you made no point. ... and an asian automatically uses unicode on his android or iOS device, what else would he? Same for Window, Linux, Macs, switch the language to Thai or Japanese and you have everything in Unicode, heck plain english is unicode, too.
All modern languages and OSes have unicode built in. All is working fine
You are mixing up communism with totaliarism.
China is communist/totaliarian with a capitalistic economy.
And I doubt their free speech laws are worth than other countries.
There are plenty of levels of democracy, actually China considers itself a democracy, go figure.
So you expect a newby to programming to know how to get code into a browser and debug it there and save it later again ...
And you think that is straight forward and an obvious idea?
You can have a blog that mentions Hitler and Nazis as much as you want.
What has that to do with hate speech?
In the USA with the fucked up jury system?
Probably close to 100% chance of winning.
He has 600M worth of bitcoin on it. ... ...
Or his manuscriot for a new movie
Or his book
Or any other work he did with a win95 wordprocessor on a Win7 system and can not access on his new and shiny Win10 system.
You are aware that 'the laws of thermodynamics' are to describe steam engines and other heat machines and have no application in space travel? ...
The rest of your post is completely bollocks
I guess the word 'technology' has a quite special meaning for you? ...
We don't have the technology and won't for some time to come.
Yes we have. Since decades, half a century minimum.
There is no 'special technology, that does not exist yet' needed to fly a small craft to an iron asteroid, capture it and mine the iron: it is just extremely time consuming and so expensive it is right now not worth the efford.
Thats all
The aero dynamic drag is mostly caused by the size of the front cross section of the car.
That includes the side mirrors obviously.
Assuming that the side mirrors cover that cross section by 7% is absurd for most cars.
Perhaps you think about big trucks or busses that have gigantic mirrors?
If you can not find 'files' in a 'file system' ... you probably have some kind of mental disability. Think about it, I guess you will find a way around it and 'find your files' more easy afterwards. ...
E.g. you could figure if you can configure a downloads folder for your email program
Yes,
as the visa work is usually done by the company you work for.
Who cares about the requirements or amount of paper work?
So you would not hire the guys who made the artwork inside and outside of the pyramids, because they don't know how to make the foundation of the pyramids? ... who is going to make the art work for you?
So
(HINT: I need to know nothing about operation systems to write a desktop application, regardless of OS)
Inability to debug into the system libraries of a proprietary operating system, for one.
And how so?
Regardless what IDE I use I can debug just quite fine.
Until very recently (Swift Playgrounds), there wasn't a first-party IDE for iOS because of that platform's security restrictions.
That is off topic as you can have those IDEs on a desktop and for Android there are no viable IDEs either that run on android devices.