"Lets imagine you can upload your mind into a machine.
It will not be you. It will be a copy. You will still be the one that dies afterwards."
Let us imagine that you travel forward in time to a distinct location in spacetime relatively similar to our own, and each molecule, atom, and quark in your body adjusts somewhat in that transitive moment in spacetime.
At that new space time point, be it 20 years or 1 infinitieth of a nanosecond into the future, it will not be you. it will be a distinctly new and unique creature.
"Reason number 2: Too much noise is distracting. Programmers are busy and learning 10 languages to the level where they can evaluate them and make an educated decision is too much effort."
okay, if you can't bother to learn more than 1 language, then you can't really call yourself a programmer.
The issue is your hideous mutant seven-humped camel example.
I may be the only one, but a catch-all approach just doesn't work for me.
Sometimes "testarray" is easier on the eyes than "TestArray" or "testArray" or whatever other kind of system you've got. But it really depends on the program.
"# A Finite State Machine (FSM) built from the atomic update and logically replicated per array word. The FSM supports array resize and is used to control writes."
Clearly, the data structures have been touched by his noodly appendage.
When McDonald's serves salad, I worry about what's in it.
But when Nintendo makes a workout game, I have no such hesitation. perhaps because I know it won't kill me. Perhaps because they have a nice track record. Perhaps because there are other video games known to give a nice workout.
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I got a 7.
Adam lived to be hundreds of years old, you insensitive clod!
"Lets imagine you can upload your mind into a machine.
It will not be you. It will be a copy. You will still be the one that dies afterwards."
Let us imagine that you travel forward in time to a distinct location in spacetime relatively similar to our own, and each molecule, atom, and quark in your body adjusts somewhat in that transitive moment in spacetime.
At that new space time point, be it 20 years or 1 infinitieth of a nanosecond into the future, it will not be you. it will be a distinctly new and unique creature.
Absolutely.
Besides, resistance is futile.
"Soon, quantum tunneling will make it impossible to print circuits any finer."
Yes, but what about Quantum quantum tunneling?
"facists"
I hate it when people discriminate against me just cause of my face.
"I don't know what these bricks are made of"
They're magic.
So where's the list of compatible laptops? I don't see it on their website.
Some of that proprietary software is the reason my wireless works on Ubuntu.
I'm all for open source code, and all, but what guarantee do I have that my laptop would work with that?
This is like saying "It's just like that other free car, but without the ugly cupholder!"
What's stopping you from removing the other software yourself, if it's that unsightly?
similes are like metaphors.
If you don't recognize the franchise, it is the franchise formerly known as *insert freakish hand symbol here*.
...and that's only until he comes back in a future issue due to a retcon, to boot.
The frisbees and bikes are amazing.
I'd go with a tinfoil cap.
a lens cap.
You must be new here.
During the day, at least.
"Reason number 2: Too much noise is distracting. Programmers are busy and learning 10 languages to the level where they can evaluate them and make an educated decision is too much effort."
okay, if you can't bother to learn more than 1 language, then you can't really call yourself a programmer.
You mean like renaming the file "*.java.backupccyymmddhhmmss" ?
The issue is your hideous mutant seven-humped camel example.
I may be the only one, but a catch-all approach just doesn't work for me.
Sometimes "testarray" is easier on the eyes than "TestArray" or "testArray" or whatever other kind of system you've got. But it really depends on the program.
They'll announce the "Turbo" version. :)
The problem being that everyone under him will be suffering far more, for far longer, because of a protest like that.
What is right is almost never easy.
If it were it wouldn't be something worth mentioning.
Well, they should!
"# A Finite State Machine (FSM) built from the atomic update and logically replicated per array word. The FSM supports array resize and is used to control writes."
Clearly, the data structures have been touched by his noodly appendage.
When McDonald's serves salad, I worry about what's in it.
But when Nintendo makes a workout game, I have no such hesitation. perhaps because I know it won't kill me. Perhaps because they have a nice track record. Perhaps because there are other video games known to give a nice workout.
Your pessimism really doesn't apply here.