a) who would write Java in emacs?;) j/k
b) if language specialization has to occur in the real world, I still think it better that it begin after schooling. Surely Uni is the time for equal exposure to available tools.
And here I thought programmers were meant to be versatile, and chose the best language for the task at hand.
At least, that's the utopia we should be teaching students when they're just starting out, surely;)
uh yeah, I'd happily sacrifice code readability/maintainability/re-use for 'tightness'.
After all, we run out of room on our source repo all the time, and typing is such a drag!
That's interesting, but it's not really TRIM support. If you read TFA, It's *most* of the implementation of TRIM, implying that it will be supported at some future date. Perhaps the day after Duke Nukem Forever is released.
When considering this phenomena, I think it's important to observe the following;
During the tech boom of 2000, and another mini-boom after that, developer's salaries went up substantially.
'Older' developers who were employed during this period became accustomed to this salary level, and *in general* have wage expectations at this higher level.
It's difficult for hiring guys to convince older developers to work at lower post-recession rates. It's easier to set the expectations of people new to the industry.
Man, these jokes are still getting modded up? I didn't realise... I guess it's worth trying then:
I, for one, welcome our new 128 bit tinfoil hat wearing overlords off my lawn.
so, our passwords should really be just a long string of 'z' characters, because in the case of a brute-force attack, all-z's be the last combination tried, and therefore give the authorities the maximum amount of time to catch them before they can complete!
And by the time they've patched the hell out of it, and it resembles something relatively stable... it's time for the next major point release!
3. Profit!
Unlikely, given that:
1. The zombies would have to first see your vessel from the shoreline and have the deductive powers to target it - without being able smelling your brains. Unless you're proposing random sea-floor walking zombies happen across your anchor, which I think would still take several years to occur by chance.
2. Walking across the ocean floor would be extremely difficult (especially the first bit), given the oceanic currents at play even underwater. Not having air to breathe is not the only reasons humans can't do this, in practice.
Schreck estimates power requirements can grow 15% a year.
He made the assertion, before walking back down to his hovel in the swamp, with Donkey and Fiona.
I haven't read TFA but one thing that springs to my mind whenever I read stories like this is: who do you have to get permission from?
I mean, it can't be safe for people to randomly be launching electronic equipment, potentially into the flight path of commercial or amateur aircraft. Is this simply not an issue, or is there a controlling body who schedules such launches?
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a) who would write Java in emacs? ;) j/k
b) if language specialization has to occur in the real world, I still think it better that it begin after schooling. Surely Uni is the time for equal exposure to available tools.
what languages they'd be most comfortable in,
And here I thought programmers were meant to be versatile, and chose the best language for the task at hand. ;)
At least, that's the utopia we should be teaching students when they're just starting out, surely
When asked specifically which of Palin's emails he had read, Kernell replied "All of them"
lets hope that hairydivas.com doesnt buy Palm then
Buying some Pringles is seriously magic for that exact purpose..
Fixed that for ya ;)
.. many people are losing faith in science.
IMHO Faith and Science are exact opposites.
uh yeah, I'd happily sacrifice code readability/maintainability/re-use for 'tightness'.
After all, we run out of room on our source repo all the time, and typing is such a drag!
That's interesting, but it's not really TRIM support. If you read TFA, It's *most* of the implementation of TRIM, implying that it will be supported at some future date. Perhaps the day after Duke Nukem Forever is released.
It's a real pity OSX 10.6 failed to add TRIM support. With Win7, this is the first time I've seen MS cut Apple's lunch.
When considering this phenomena, I think it's important to observe the following;
During the tech boom of 2000, and another mini-boom after that, developer's salaries went up substantially.
'Older' developers who were employed during this period became accustomed to this salary level, and *in general* have wage expectations at this higher level.
It's difficult for hiring guys to convince older developers to work at lower post-recession rates. It's easier to set the expectations of people new to the industry.
it'd be even more 'Informative' if you specified what it is about IDEs you consider disadvantageous
I skim read it that way too at first, and I was like 'whoa'!
I've heard a lot of criticism of the IPCC, but all of it is political. Are there any scientific rebuttals of their findings?
Here you go.
Those guys at Bing have been busy.
(I know the trojan targets Windows - I say it's a hit they were willing to take)
I'm sorry, as soon as one professes themselves to be a hacker, they lose all credibility. Hackers *never* self-identify.
Man, these jokes are still getting modded up? I didn't realise... I guess it's worth trying then:
I, for one, welcome our new 128 bit tinfoil hat wearing overlords off my lawn.
so, our passwords should really be just a long string of 'z' characters, because in the case of a brute-force attack, all-z's be the last combination tried, and therefore give the authorities the maximum amount of time to catch them before they can complete!
And by the time they've patched the hell out of it, and it resembles something relatively stable... it's time for the next major point release!
3. Profit!
Unlikely, given that:
1. The zombies would have to first see your vessel from the shoreline and have the deductive powers to target it - without being able smelling your brains. Unless you're proposing random sea-floor walking zombies happen across your anchor, which I think would still take several years to occur by chance.
2. Walking across the ocean floor would be extremely difficult (especially the first bit), given the oceanic currents at play even underwater. Not having air to breathe is not the only reasons humans can't do this, in practice.
Schreck estimates power requirements can grow 15% a year.
He made the assertion, before walking back down to his hovel in the swamp, with Donkey and Fiona.
FFS RTFM, and ppl stop modding this shit up.
2. Profit!!
I haven't read TFA but one thing that springs to my mind whenever I read stories like this is: who do you have to get permission from? I mean, it can't be safe for people to randomly be launching electronic equipment, potentially into the flight path of commercial or amateur aircraft. Is this simply not an issue, or is there a controlling body who schedules such launches?
you "windows is crap - people only buy it because they're sheep" people are funny.