Sorry, Israel is a land thief, just like Russia. Their mommies should spank them both. All the excuses for the settlements are just plain dumb. Givvitup.
lot of reference books are never checked out - they are looked at
Seems they need a better tracking system. Whenever a book is put back from browsing, add a mark or tally to a card on the inside cover. Or if they have bar-codes, scan the backs of the entire browse stack before they are put back in order to register browse usage. That would be quicker.
And, the purge formula perhaps should also factor in cost of replacement. If a book is difficult to (later) purchase, then it should get a lower purge score.
Thus, add two factors to the purge computations: browse-rate, and cost of replacement. (This is in additional to check-out rate.)
Of course, better tracking systems are not free; but would be better than relying on human memory, which seems to be what's being described.
MVC overly complicates software in many cases. The "reuse" or "separation" angle doesn't pay off often enough in practice for most project. It's an extra layer that doesn't buy you enough to justify its complexity rent.
Ideally yes, but in practice which theory is considered the "top theory" and what research gets funded is pretty much a political process.
There is no standard formula or algorithm for determining "best theory"; collective human judgement does that, which is more or less a political process. We hope these deciders are objective, fair, and open-minded; but those are traits hard to come by in humans.
Maybe [they] mean elliptical orbits. You can't get an egg shape (one end wider than the other)...
Chinese are obsessed with food and cooking. Food analogies are common there.
Actually, not all eggs are wider on one end. Some are nearly elliptical. I'm actually fine with the egg comparison as an approximate description meant for a colloquial audience.
Sell a car without a steering wheel (or with an awkward extension bar), then sell the steering wheel later at a premium and claim "our steering wheels are a huge success!"
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But that's perfect to match a tiny wanker.
Uranus nude is NOT something I want to see.
New technologies often require reworking the entire UI flow anyhow. One-to-one translation doesn't cut it. API's are dumb and not AI.
If they keep swiping land, they deserve to get rockets up their ass.
Ha! Good one.
Which is?
I do not believe that's true.
So? Two wrongs don't make a right. Two wrongs makes proliferation of violence as the cycle of revenge spins faster.
Sorry, Israel is a land thief, just like Russia. Their mommies should spank them both. All the excuses for the settlements are just plain dumb. Givvitup.
Well, it's a trade-off. In the US it's easier to have more and bigger "stuff", but we work harder and longer for it, not always by choice.
Seems they need a better tracking system. Whenever a book is put back from browsing, add a mark or tally to a card on the inside cover. Or if they have bar-codes, scan the backs of the entire browse stack before they are put back in order to register browse usage. That would be quicker.
And, the purge formula perhaps should also factor in cost of replacement. If a book is difficult to (later) purchase, then it should get a lower purge score.
Thus, add two factors to the purge computations: browse-rate, and cost of replacement. (This is in additional to check-out rate.)
Of course, better tracking systems are not free; but would be better than relying on human memory, which seems to be what's being described.
MVC overly complicates software in many cases. The "reuse" or "separation" angle doesn't pay off often enough in practice for most project. It's an extra layer that doesn't buy you enough to justify its complexity rent.
If it turns out to be a 400 pound Russian in his mom's basement, then both parties are right.
Zerg is toasting pop-tarts again in Auriga Gamma? Silly Zerg.
Trump is right, these darn cyber-puters are too fast and nobody knows what they are doing.
http://time.com/4619337/donald...
Ideally yes, but in practice which theory is considered the "top theory" and what research gets funded is pretty much a political process.
There is no standard formula or algorithm for determining "best theory"; collective human judgement does that, which is more or less a political process. We hope these deciders are objective, fair, and open-minded; but those are traits hard to come by in humans.
"That dress makes your endian look big"
Customer: "Help! There's brown smelly shit leaking from my pipes."
MS Plumber: "Okay, just a second ... There! Now it's green smelly shit. Fixed!"
Or worse, Trumps break out ;-)
Even some plutocrats agree with you.
Chinese are obsessed with food and cooking. Food analogies are common there.
Actually, not all eggs are wider on one end. Some are nearly elliptical. I'm actually fine with the egg comparison as an approximate description meant for a colloquial audience.
Sell a car without a steering wheel (or with an awkward extension bar), then sell the steering wheel later at a premium and claim "our steering wheels are a huge success!"
"You are not Geek Squad, you are Suicide Squad!"
Squad: "We merged."
If you add enough features to both; they are essentially the same thing.
Prove Mail.dot.net or mail.java or mail.python is any safer over all.
Their gerrymandered districts
They already pass most corporate taxes on to consumers. I don't see how it significantly changes the allocation of who ultimately pays.
Apple wants to quickly identify products with rounded edges and no jacks so they can sue them for design infringement.