The GUI will always be better at displaying output, because it necessarily has a higher resolution(and at worst case can use xterms). The CLI, however, is an incredible input interface, because language(natural or otherwise) is the most flexible method of communication. (And don't say anything about regular users not using CLIs--most probably use one every day)
The reason we have these problems is because of the word "strong" typing. There is static/dynamic typing and there is "safe"/"unsafe" typing. Those are two independent features.
That is correct. The movie would have been called "Hardwired". (Although there is an interesting thing about the title I, Robot--it wasn't Asimov's choice. It was actually pulled by the publisher from the name of a short story about a robot who killed its master--which is, incidentially, the plot of the movie.)
How do these myths persist? It's like you've never even heard of The Departed. The only thing Hollywood won't do is make a work not based on something else.
There are structural reasons that Linux will be less vulnerable than Windows even if it has larger marketshare. I say less vulnerable because there's still password problems. Unfortunately, there's no even vaguely mainstream capability OS.
There are acceptible curves of spacetime in the absence of matter, and they are called "gravity waves". Dark matter is just matter that doesn't interact with photons.
If the photon had a non-zero mass(there is only one type of mass. What people call 'relativistic mass" is properly called energy. Having time and space use different units in SR is as logical as having different units for altitude and ground distance in a Newtonian theory.) we'd be able to get it at rest*. We can't so it's mass must be zero.
*Before anyone mentions neutrinos I'll point out that neutrinos interact a lot less than photons.
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For example most people find it much harder to memorize lines of commands than to look through a set of icons
This is dead fucking wrong. Look at this picture. Tell me, which tabs made immediate sense to you? Hint: they weren't the ones with icons on them.
The GUI will always be better at displaying output, because it necessarily has a higher resolution(and at worst case can use xterms). The CLI, however, is an incredible input interface, because language(natural or otherwise) is the most flexible method of communication. (And don't say anything about regular users not using CLIs--most probably use one every day)
At that point you open up your Fitts's Law rant.
Well, I mean, shortly after she was made a main character, Stargate SG-1 was canceled...oh wait, that Vala.
Tony Stark's suit?
It's a lot harder in Python. You have to work against the language. In Perl, you work with the language, you get unreadable code.
The reason we have these problems is because of the word "strong" typing. There is static/dynamic typing and there is "safe"/"unsafe" typing. Those are two independent features.
Python 3000 doesn't exist anymore. The plans were scrapped and they've decided not to remove those features.
That is correct. The movie would have been called "Hardwired". (Although there is an interesting thing about the title I, Robot--it wasn't Asimov's choice. It was actually pulled by the publisher from the name of a short story about a robot who killed its master--which is, incidentially, the plot of the movie.)
How do these myths persist? It's like you've never even heard of The Departed. The only thing Hollywood won't do is make a work not based on something else.
Libya tried to kill us with RPGs? I thought World of Warcraft was a Korean weapon!
It's still violence, or at least it's still violent, but it's not wrong.
and in the end that's what's important.
Personally, I like to arrange things so that there's just enough room to fit the penis-shaped shipping container and four lines black out.
And anyways, although broadcast TV uses Beta it usually uses one of the more expensive Beta systems like Betacam rather than Betamax.
There are structural reasons that Linux will be less vulnerable than Windows even if it has larger marketshare. I say less vulnerable because there's still password problems. Unfortunately, there's no even vaguely mainstream capability OS.
But does it run Linux?
There are acceptible curves of spacetime in the absence of matter, and they are called "gravity waves". Dark matter is just matter that doesn't interact with photons.
If the photon had a non-zero mass(there is only one type of mass. What people call 'relativistic mass" is properly called energy. Having time and space use different units in SR is as logical as having different units for altitude and ground distance in a Newtonian theory.) we'd be able to get it at rest*. We can't so it's mass must be zero.
*Before anyone mentions neutrinos I'll point out that neutrinos interact a lot less than photons.
Commodus was really that much of a jerk in the real Roman Empire though.
For some reason, the person linked to one in the middle of a storyline. Have you started at the beginning?
Nowadays, the colleges are requiring you to do (some of) your homework in Maple/Mathematica so they can grade it automatically.
This is why we need an Obama presidency. As president, he'd support a healthcare bill and not get the passage screwed up like Hillary did in the 90s.
Everyone hates Bush now. Hell, even Republicans hate Bush now. Hugo Chavez isn't the only one saying bad things about a certain rhesus monkey.