do this with Linux Distros so we know which ones we should just abandon before wasting all our efforts.
You can't just abandon them. You have to give 3 years notice if you don't want to get your ass kicked by RMS^H^H^H^H sued by the FSF for GPL violation.
Yeah. Next you'll spin us the "I was only trying to get their confidence so I could infiltrate them and discover their one fateful flaw like an unarmoured waste vent or something" line. Do you think we're stupid enough to fall for... ooooh shiny.
the construction crew hits *something*. It could have been clearly marked and still hit. It could have been marked in the wrong place. It could have been put in before people started worrying about finding them again. This is usually followed by what is it? Is it abandoned? Is it still in use?
Like a smooth black monolith of mathematically interesting proportions?
Nope. You've had two goes now, and you still don't seem able to clearly differentiate between ability to process information and quantity of available information.
They're like (whoop whoop bad computer analogy alert) processor speed and disk size.
I'll leave out the quantity versus quality of information argument since DiamondGeezer (872237) addressed it more than adequately.
If you're doing it first in Matlab and then using that as a spec to reverse engineer in C++ it doesn't sound very parallel to me.
I guess whether or not it's worth doing the prototyping stage depends on how much it costs, compared to what scre-ups it helps you avoid.
Maybe a few more details in the question would help?
Distributors charge money to be there, eh? That's funny, although I've been in the business for 15 years, I've never experienced that. They want discounts to beef up their profit margins, but what else is new.
Are you agreeing with him or disagreeing?
a) Buying it for two bucks and charging back a dime for handling or "prime location endcap premium" or something.
"Hey Rob, remember how much fun you had on Space Mountain last year? Walt Disney World wants to invite you and your wife Andrea back for another ride..."
Unfortunately, not only does the timestamp on the picture coincide with the regional sales conference, the picture itself depicts him with Julie, the long-legged redhead from accounts.
They ordinary squatted all of ".cm". They typo-squatted anything that you could mistype as ".cm".
A url can't typo squat itself, by definition.
Yeah. Next you'll spin us the "I was only trying to get their confidence so I could infiltrate them and discover their one fateful flaw like an unarmoured waste vent or something" line. Do you think we're stupid enough to fall for ... ooooh shiny.
Why, hydrogen of course. And you can make that from water! Do I have to do all the thinking round here?
If they gave technical details they might be used by h4x0rz or evet terrists!
Nope. You've had two goes now, and you still don't seem able to clearly differentiate between ability to process information and quantity of available information. They're like (whoop whoop bad computer analogy alert) processor speed and disk size. I'll leave out the quantity versus quality of information argument since DiamondGeezer (872237) addressed it more than adequately.
If you're doing it first in Matlab and then using that as a spec to reverse engineer in C++ it doesn't sound very parallel to me. I guess whether or not it's worth doing the prototyping stage depends on how much it costs, compared to what scre-ups it helps you avoid. Maybe a few more details in the question would help?
No, maths.
With spam going one way and pork going the other, we're going to need bigger tubes.
a) Buying it for two bucks and charging back a dime for handling or "prime location endcap premium" or something.
b) Buying it for two bucks less 5%
c) negotiating the price down to $1.90
I don't see much difference.
iLike your poem, really, yeah,
But it lacks a mention of a chair.
Take a chair, or else a stool
- use it as an airborne tool
Ballmer really likes to chuck 'em
Well bugger. I seem to have a case of writer's block. Who'd have thought it.
And that proves what, exactly?
Hint: if your answer isn't "nothing", then that explains why you aren't teaching maths or statistics.
In Soviet Russia, mp3 pirates YOU!!!!
I've never heard of P. How does it compare to emacs?
Into the water tank where the sharks are.