I for one welcome a 4th operating system on the market. Sure took long enough. (I know I know, some people are going to say "what about VMS? I still use it", etc.)
And if you want to automate it, but a little wireless camera on it, stream it into matlab, track the image of the spinning disk and count its rotation rate.
Well, the author hasn't been convinced by the crowd:
"Deolalikar hasn't withdrawn his article. He claims to have fixed the errors and will be submitting the revised article to a journal to go through an ordinary peer review process."
Yeah, but not all truths are simple. That's what makes some people so mad about certain scientists and science and MATH esp. To simplify them is to change them.
I've always found the whole "a" concept in F=ma confusing. Let's make it "F=mv" for the congressional report on K-12 science, since v makes sense - I see it in my car dashboard every day!!
It seems ridiculously broad, since it contains all of those topics. Better to focus on one issue that is not being understood by the public, and find out the cause.
Even better - I go with my mug and just fill it with half-and-half and drink that all morning. Then by lunch time I so full I don't need to eat. Free dairy! mmmm.....
Actually, I think Matlab survives a lot based on urban legend and another strange thing - it is easy to make plots. Like Maple and mathematica, the simple environment is really what keeps it going. Try writing some basic linear algebra operations in C++ with some not too fancy methods and you will find Matlab is no faster, or even slower. If you are already functional in C or Python or whatever, steer clear of Matlab. Unless perhaps there is some reason you want to use it to design hardware controllers. In that sense it is pretty cool.
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I know what you mean. Forget modern movies - if you want to see a well-made classic, try "Dirty Dancing". Pinnacle of movie making.
"I like to watch" (from Being There).
I for one welcome a 4th operating system on the market. Sure took long enough. (I know I know, some people are going to say "what about VMS? I still use it", etc.)
And it sounds sort of like "vorpal" and "druid" combined...
It is a new kind of sword based on black silicon.
Actually you might say we've been running out of them since the moment the first one was assigned...
And if you want to automate it, but a little wireless camera on it, stream it into matlab, track the image of the spinning disk and count its rotation rate.
Are you referring the Mana? That's an old story if you are referring is what I am thinking of.
And check how fast the dial in the electric meter is spinning.
Well, the author hasn't been convinced by the crowd:
"Deolalikar hasn't withdrawn his article. He claims to have fixed the errors and will be submitting the revised article to a journal to go through an ordinary peer review process."
It was a joke. But throw in a little GPS and you could do it.
Why bother with all the infrastructure? Just install a monitor in the car and when the speedometer goes too high, charge his/her credit card.
"That's no moon - it's an aging round of cheese."
"An aging round of cheese? No one could make an aging round ..... wait a minute...Chewie quick, get out the crackers..."
Even if I create a pdf now, I have to wonder what sort of hidden meta data crap it contains.
Whatever, but no matter how you look at it they lost whatever it cost them to shoot it up, which was no doubt a huge amount of $$$.
Yeah, but not all truths are simple. That's what makes some people so mad about certain scientists and science and MATH esp. To simplify them is to change them.
I've always found the whole "a" concept in F=ma confusing. Let's make it "F=mv" for the congressional report on K-12 science, since v makes sense - I see it in my car dashboard every day!!
It seems ridiculously broad, since it contains all of those topics. Better to focus on one issue that is not being understood by the public, and find out the cause.
Even better - I go with my mug and just fill it with half-and-half and drink that all morning. Then by lunch time I so full I don't need to eat. Free dairy! mmmm.....
The school district should just give these kids laptops with cameras that the school admin can activate anytime! Viola! Problem solved.
You're right. I should have said "follow the quatloos".
To find aliens, follow the latinum!
The primary application, which was preventing first posters, has been compromised.
Actually, I think Matlab survives a lot based on urban legend and another strange thing - it is easy to make plots. Like Maple and mathematica, the simple environment is really what keeps it going. Try writing some basic linear algebra operations in C++ with some not too fancy methods and you will find Matlab is no faster, or even slower. If you are already functional in C or Python or whatever, steer clear of Matlab. Unless perhaps there is some reason you want to use it to design hardware controllers. In that sense it is pretty cool.
When it gets affordable, I'll still be happy with analog.
are they saying "All your TV belong to us?"