Problem is in Deep Space nine; Kalos (spelling unsure) is ridged (well the clone is) butt, in the episode were Kirk, thanks to some rock people, fight Kalos who is quite human looking. (Episode is also with Lincoln) Interesting enough, also is the fact that Scotty says "they are all notorious evil figures in history" while later the klingons are more like noble savages. (The orginans said they will work together one day (remember the cold war)). Anyway the point is star trek is full of constituency problems.
I wonder if the software gives bad advice you could not only sure the doctor going by its recomendations but also sue the software maker. Does the software come with a EULA that would protect it. Would it stand up in a court challenge... Trial lawyers woudl have a fieldday.
hell some of the doctors would probably cheer them on to kill the software.
I agree, Because the NAVY's technical schools wheen out those who cant cut it. My school (FireControl A school) in 1986 had a 75% attrition rate. It was so tought that if you failed 1 test you went in front of an Academic review board.(and if they didnt like your effort you were gone)I got through 6 years of the NAVY and never saw brighter people. I have 1 semester left to finish my degree in CS but would still hold my shipmates head and shoulders above most of my classmates. (with one brilliant exception)
Homeland security, Homeland security, Homeland security... this is the rallying banter of many in Washington. While I hold a concern for this also, I worry that our RIGHTS (inalienable) are going to be sacrificed. Should we expect Senate hearing soon on banning heavy encryption? Of course the business lobby might acutely help us here.
One of the problems is that when people learn to code in college they are not encouraged to do error checking. I can understand why this is so. I once turned in a simple program that was on average a page to a page and a half of code (c++). I went back later to have some kind of mechanism (this was before I knew about try Ccatch circa 1995) that would catch people from inputting the wrong type and locking things up because of the error flag being set (if they did I re-set the bit and had them input again). Plus other things like other runtime errors and the like (divide by zero errors were always required to be checked). This took as much time as writing the original assignment and almost added a page of code (maybe a half page J ). The point is it wasnt required. Just the other day, (Im A Grad student now) I over heard a student tell a TA But the professor said we dont have to check if the input is valid he said assume it is.± Colleges and universities have gotten a lot better about documentation and the like, but much improvement needs to be done in getting people to catch runtime errors in their programs (especially c, c++, and java but java in some ways forces it upon you). The problem is the time factor that is involved. Im not sure I have the answer to that. Except I know that when you learn bad habits they tend to stay with you. It took me personally a long time to learn to document BEFORE (design) and during coding, but through discipline I changed my ways. If Professors forced people from the start to do such things(as in error checking) then when the projects got bigger maybe it wouldnt be so bad. And in so doing maybe it would filter into real world projects that people always consider error checking.
"The individual machines that made up the I-Cluster are now out of date, each running on 733MHz Pentium III processors with 256MB of RAM and a 15GB hard drive."
I run a 750MHZ machine I guess ill soon be out of date. MY GOD i have to buy one one so i can eek out that one extra frame rate in quake (even though i cant see it)
something like Prolog or haskel..
Computer scientist at the undergrad level are in training to be Computer scientist to go on to a graduate level. Have some 2 credit courses that teach C++/java or any other language.
I could call the school tie up some mid level educrat every day and find out all this information. Its just allot easier now. As a Taxpayer I think the schools should put up all the data as a whole, sans the identify of the students. Then I as a taxpayer can hold the school board more accountable.
also by the way nobody wants more arsnic...it is naturaly in the water. at 50 parts per million. at the proposed ten it would bankrupt most municapalities to clean it out of the water. Your hatred for captilism is your cause anyway.. Gee leftist have such a great enviromental record in eastern europe and Chinia.
Thats Right the goverment gets lobbied...why because the goverment can tell business what to do. So why shouldnt they be able to lobby. Your fight is with the politicians. IF Your local goverments dont like what the comapnies are doing have them stop it. They have the power to.
The goverment dictating policy directly to a business at all levels is Fascism...Communists would provide the service and dictate to you the service the state provided you.
Both systems suck.
Lets start with this one...
"People like Rockerfeller tried, but various liberals have been attempting to thwart such valiant efforts, making the penalties disproportional to the crime."
Saying Rockerfeller as you called him is something other than a liberal is insane.
"I want to be free to raise my children without having to have them exposed to drugs. Simple as that."
Than move to Singapore...they have very little freedom you would fit right in.
and as far as the root post goes...
You want more social welfare programs to help the poor...gee what about the 5 trillion!!!! dollars we have spent already.
Those same people already get that DRUG.
What people need is to wake up in their communities and lift them self's out...Some have already started. (Not out of their communities out of the plight)
I don't pretend to have all the answers but...Give me liberty or give me death.
"For example, some mouse clones grow fat, sometimes enormously obese, even though they are given exactly the same amount of food as otherwise identical mice that are not the products of cloning. The fat mice seem fine until an age that would be the equivalent of 30 for a person, when their weight starts to soar, said Dr. Ryuzo Yanagimachi, a University of Hawaii researcher who first cloned these animals and has studied cloning's consequences in them.
I had the same thing happen to me at 30:)
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Problem is in Deep Space nine; Kalos (spelling unsure) is ridged (well the clone is) butt, in the episode were Kirk, thanks to some rock people, fight Kalos who is quite human looking. (Episode is also with Lincoln) Interesting enough, also is the fact that Scotty says "they are all notorious evil figures in history" while later the klingons are more like noble savages. (The orginans said they will work together one day (remember the cold war)). Anyway the point is star trek is full of constituency problems.
This is what i had in mind when i moderated it funny
I wonder if the software gives bad advice you could not only sure the doctor going by its recomendations but also sue the software maker. Does the software come with a EULA that would protect it. Would it stand up in a court challenge ... Trial lawyers woudl have a fieldday.
hell some of the doctors would probably cheer them on to kill the software.
just my 2 cents
sorry try this link http://inside.binghamton.edu/March-April/4apr02/gr id.html
My University just got a 395,000 dollar grant from the NSF. for more info : http://inside.binghamton.edu/March-April/4apr02/gr id.html">
im pretty sure it means measure of mass since the wieght depends on the gravity. And antimatter has mass.
Not off topic read the link (and the Moderator guidlines)
I agree, Because the NAVY's technical schools wheen out those who cant cut it. My school (FireControl A school) in 1986 had a 75% attrition rate. It was so tought that if you failed 1 test you went in front of an Academic review board.(and if they didnt like your effort you were gone)I got through 6 years of the NAVY and never saw brighter people. I have 1 semester left to finish my degree in CS but would still hold my shipmates head and shoulders above most of my classmates. (with one brilliant exception)
Homeland security, Homeland security, Homeland security... this is the rallying banter of many in Washington. While I hold a concern for this also, I worry that our RIGHTS (inalienable) are going to be sacrificed. Should we expect Senate hearing soon on banning heavy encryption? Of course the business lobby might acutely help us here.
http://planetanalog.com/news/OEG20010413S0034
One of the problems is that when people learn to code in college they are not encouraged to do error checking. I can understand why this is so. I once turned in a simple program that was on average a page to a page and a half of code (c++). I went back later to have some kind of mechanism (this was before I knew about try Ccatch circa 1995) that would catch people from inputting the wrong type and locking things up because of the error flag being set (if they did I re-set the bit and had them input again). Plus other things like other runtime errors and the like (divide by zero errors were always required to be checked). This took as much time as writing the original assignment and almost added a page of code (maybe a half page J ). The point is it wasnt required. Just the other day, (Im A Grad student now) I over heard a student tell a TA But the professor said we dont have to check if the input is valid he said assume it is.± Colleges and universities have gotten a lot better about documentation and the like, but much improvement needs to be done in getting people to catch runtime errors in their programs (especially c, c++, and java but java in some ways forces it upon you). The problem is the time factor that is involved. Im not sure I have the answer to that. Except I know that when you learn bad habits they tend to stay with you. It took me personally a long time to learn to document BEFORE (design) and during coding, but through discipline I changed my ways. If Professors forced people from the start to do such things(as in error checking) then when the projects got bigger maybe it wouldnt be so bad. And in so doing maybe it would filter into real world projects that people always consider error checking.
Then again maybe not.
I guess the moderation system works after all.
"The individual machines that made up the I-Cluster are now out of date, each running on 733MHz Pentium III processors with 256MB of RAM and a 15GB hard drive."
I run a 750MHZ machine I guess ill soon be out of date. MY GOD i have to buy one one so i can eek out that one extra frame rate in quake (even though i cant see it)
You should watch free enterprise...its even better.!
I would love to her the characters in that movie talk about the pilot.
Im pretty confident ive seen the same thing on TLC or NOVA or discovery.
Maybe this is something new.
Can anyone tell me if the ABC one is the same.
He has the same rights as a citizen.
Accept he can be asked to leave the country after.
ON a slightly off topic (there goes my karma) subject,
Convicted foreign criminals in the US can no longer be held in detentions indefinitely after their sentence.
This was happening if the convict's country of origin wouldn't take them back. This was a recent court ruling.
YOUR A TROLL
ok... happy now.
something like Prolog or haskel.. Computer scientist at the undergrad level are in training to be Computer scientist to go on to a graduate level. Have some 2 credit courses that teach C++/java or any other language.
but there paying him 2500... at least there optimistic they will get 500 more. I plan to donate.
I could call the school tie up some mid level educrat every day and find out all this information. Its just allot easier now. As a Taxpayer I think the schools should put up all the data as a whole, sans the identify of the students. Then I as a taxpayer can hold the school board more accountable.
also by the way nobody wants more arsnic...it is naturaly in the water. at 50 parts per million. at the proposed ten it would bankrupt most municapalities to clean it out of the water. Your hatred for captilism is your cause anyway.. Gee leftist have such a great enviromental record in eastern europe and Chinia.
Thats Right the goverment gets lobbied...why because the goverment can tell business what to do. So why shouldnt they be able to lobby. Your fight is with the politicians. IF Your local goverments dont like what the comapnies are doing have them stop it. They have the power to.
The goverment dictating policy directly to a business at all levels is Fascism...Communists would provide the service and dictate to you the service the state provided you. Both systems suck.
Lets start with this one... "People like Rockerfeller tried, but various liberals have been attempting to thwart such valiant efforts, making the penalties disproportional to the crime." Saying Rockerfeller as you called him is something other than a liberal is insane. "I want to be free to raise my children without having to have them exposed to drugs. Simple as that." Than move to Singapore...they have very little freedom you would fit right in. and as far as the root post goes... You want more social welfare programs to help the poor ...gee what about the 5 trillion!!!! dollars we have spent already.
Those same people already get that DRUG.
What people need is to wake up in their communities and lift them self's out...Some have already started. (Not out of their communities out of the plight)
I don't pretend to have all the answers but ...Give me liberty or give me death.
"For example, some mouse clones grow fat, sometimes enormously obese, even though they are given exactly the same amount of food as otherwise identical mice that are not the products of cloning. The fat mice seem fine until an age that would be the equivalent of 30 for a person, when their weight starts to soar, said Dr. Ryuzo Yanagimachi, a University of Hawaii researcher who first cloned these animals and has studied cloning's consequences in them. I had the same thing happen to me at 30 :)