i've noticed its kinda hard to figure out what all you've gotta take to get gurs and yer major requirement and all, and the pre reqs for classes can be kinda random sometimes. it seems like it'd be real nice if you could have the computer crunch the numbers on that. like, you could have an option that each time a student registers for classes, they could just select their desired major and the computer would sign them up for the available classes that they need to take. i mean, all that schema cascading seems best suited to a computer.
is the correlation based on grade performance (article doesnt seem to say)? being just out of high school, i noticed that geeky computer guys are super-smart, but get bad grades cuz they just dont give a **** about menial tasks like homework (maybe a realization that most menial tasks would be better done by a computer). also, intelligent teenagers who spend much time on computers tend to care little about the superficial aspects of things, such as formatting and making cardboard displays really pretty, which are both a major part of doing well in high school.
i note some objectivity here (if not much) as i was not one of the geeky computer guys (i am now).
because we lack sufficient space in our brain to store those memories. most cognitive psychologists will agree that we have plenty of space in our brains to store 100 years' worth of memories, but 1000? i expect we have enough for 200, tops. we're only designed to live 30-40 years, and we can prolong by taking care of our selves, certainly, in a more primitive method of the suggested practice for living 1000 years, but analogous nonetheless.
some psychologists even theorize that some forms of senility derive from "running out of space," suggesting we may only have enough for 80 or so years.
we do not know at what point will our brains run out of space, and whatever point that is the ultimate limit to our lifespans (in lieu of genetic re-engineering).
a buddy of mine put his mobo and suchwhat in a freezer so he could oc it like mad, but the humidity condensed on it and froze, and when it got warm it melted and destroyed it. you might face a similar problem.
reminds me of some non-essential plot elements of a certain twilight zone episode.
http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/GuidePageServ let/showid-237/epid-12598/
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i've noticed its kinda hard to figure out what all you've gotta take to get gurs and yer major requirement and all, and the pre reqs for classes can be kinda random sometimes. it seems like it'd be real nice if you could have the computer crunch the numbers on that. like, you could have an option that each time a student registers for classes, they could just select their desired major and the computer would sign them up for the available classes that they need to take. i mean, all that schema cascading seems best suited to a computer.
i note some objectivity here (if not much) as i was not one of the geeky computer guys (i am now).
there was tha tlady in the 50's with the tumor that lived forever. the tumor was, quite literally, a mutation.
some psychologists even theorize that some forms of senility derive from "running out of space," suggesting we may only have enough for 80 or so years.
we do not know at what point will our brains run out of space, and whatever point that is the ultimate limit to our lifespans (in lieu of genetic re-engineering).
a buddy of mine put his mobo and suchwhat in a freezer so he could oc it like mad, but the humidity condensed on it and froze, and when it got warm it melted and destroyed it. you might face a similar problem.
will this finally put an end to moore's law, but in the opposite direction one might expect?
electrolysis not good enough?
same thing we do every night pinky... try to take over the world!
simple coincidence... or prescient cartoonists? you be the judge!
First Leo Szilard, then Amazon, now Microsoft
ive been coding since i was eight! when i was 12, i wrote a compiler using ms debug!
might this be the intervention of god to break the curse of the bambino?
reminds me of some non-essential plot elements of a certain twilight zone episode. http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/GuidePageServ let/showid-237/epid-12598/
clearly the pmp stands for pimp
wouldn't it be neat if it was a serverless udp kinda thing?
i'd rather have spyware (including, but not limited to, dataminers) than a totalitarian gov't. spyware is easy to remove. more laws = less freedom.
time cube? that page is poorly written... i suppose you're right about that app thing, so it's really the architecture combined with the flops.
aren't flops the end all be all of performance measurement?