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a little bigger, more complete, example would help. this is something i have never seen in C++. (note C++ is a big language that changes a lot)
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Related but not the same model of computer. If the computer has visibility of the program counter using LED's (right next to the switches) visually the operator can see what the program is doing. Well, at least they have an idea. &quo
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we agree on all the facts. i paid my $2,300.00 monthly electrical bill without complaint. (usual about $75) the upside and downside were understood.
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Not a swindle. One company offered a plan where all of the electricity was purchased on the spot market. All of it. Spot market purchases of electricity are very cheap. Except when they aren't. Most months my electricity bill was 1&#
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As a resident of texas, allow me to describe / explain how electricity works. Consumers can select from maybe 50 "retail providers". They all have some kind of marketing deal, like "all green" or "free weekend
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"Runaway stab trim". It is a memory item, every pilot should be able to perform it from memory. Turn off the motor, and the trim is manual. There is a crank right there in the cockpit. If it is too hard to turn, change aircraft
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About 2000, Software QA (and almost all traditional QA activities) were changed. The focus was on process over inspection. "Design in quality, do not inspect it into the product" Suppliers (to include software) were expected to m
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The missiles are designed, built, and installed by the contractor. They are managed, operated, and controlled by the USER. USAF. Over a 50 year life. With very strenuous time to launch requirements. By staff that is well trained, but no
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steal the example programs, and make them your own. good performance, good reliability.
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I wouldn't use the word "regularity", but the pleasure of debugging a long standing issue on a RHEL 5 machine came up in December. had to compile git and tcpdump from source. all in all, a pleasant experience. vi is the same
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except when it is.
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> better yet create a document you can reference establishing your guidelines. How about working on a document that establishes the companies guidelines? I can not imagine having to meet everyone's personal quality bar.
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270 to 240. 11% of body weight. The persons knee's will be stressed a little less. Back problems, perhaps a little less probable in the future. Personal mobility improved by a bit. You will move around more. The stairs will not be a
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(M60) here. first year of college, 1982. fortran programming. the basement of the physics building was called the "Student Input / Output Facility". A room full of keypunches, about 1/2 broken. two card readers and t
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The ada concept of "package spec" and "package body" does headers the right way. Expose the types, and the public procedures. Users only need to see the spec during compilation.
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operational use, this was a specific problem, and it was imposing on mission success. those get fixed fast, even on manned aircraft platforms. (time more likely in weeks, rather than days). space-X hopefully did a risk review. what is the
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The government pays for the development costs. They will not pay for a subscription unless the contractor takes the up front risk of developing the software. Federal contracting rules also limit the profit that can be made selling to the g
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The 're-implement in rust' crowd is doing it for the evangelizing of rust. If they cared about free software, they would have improved the existing tools. I long for the days when the basic unix system is unusable because everyth
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Nope. You can eject from 2 aircraft before the military takes away your keys.
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You were right. Give it another 25 years. sincerely, a no code extra.
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replacement? why not make df better...
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you identified the exact problem. developing a website with very inexperienced people? requirements very fluid from the customer (they know what they want when they see it)? agile, as practiced today, is the way to go. building a defined s
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"an increase in velocity should come natural as your codebase expands" you may not respect academic software engineering, but if this is true you have just created a perpetual motion machine. changing / adding software to a s
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Defect in software. Identified and corrected. Lucky it wasn't important, like "inadvertent display of advertisement to non optimum user". You know, something important.
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1983 called. Ada would like a word.
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not sure how you feel about charities, but this one seems to be legit and one that does not waste money on overhead. i mailed (from the US) a check. you need to put 3 US first class stamps to get the letter to Canada. used vi(vim) every da
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Most of it is. The job is called "bookkeeper"
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Zuck collects private information and uses it to sell advertising. Elon runs a car company. What do they have to do with CS?
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"Peak CS" was last year. Not every school has peaked, but many have. It will drop for the next 5 to 10 years. (FAANG hiring freezes will disincentive students...)
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Ham radio is an avenue to get kids interested in electronics. The spectrum is worth it for that alone.
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