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If my memory is correct something very similar happened also during the testing of the first 'Star Wars' missiles. The given cost is pure bull. Autocad has a facility where one can convert from metric to imperial dimensions. It would not co
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Do you need the return this;
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You can even get more thrifty by saving on vars as well :) and conserve some more electrons besides those affected by semicolons. _obj.publicVariable = 'bar' _obj.publicMethod = function(){} Personally I cannot type any statemen
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Mike nice thoughts? have you got a blog?
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I like the examples of 'turning' python into scheme!
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Thanks jacquesm, I would be happy with that :)
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Thanks polynomial. I threw the challenge as an answer to the 'SUCKS', I found it arrogant and disrespectful and I hate arrogance. If the author takes the challenge I will provide a list of basic OOB functionality and deposit the money with
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The development team officially released PHP/FI 2 in November 1997 after months of beta testing. Afterwards, public testing of PHP 3 began, and the official launch came in June 1998. Suraski and Gutmans then started a new rewrite of PHP's c
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Dries Buytaert wrote the first version of Drupal circa 2000, with the almost brand new language PHP whose first real version as we know it (PHP 3.0) was released in 1998. In 2003, Brendan Eich (JavaScript) author helped spin out the Mozilla
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Thanks for the links. IMHO artists have tried for centuries to capture 'moods' with colour and they did a much better job that I could ever do. Kandinsky's book is interesting even if what he is saying is mostly metaphorical. However, some
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Opera Web Standards Curriculum
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Good points, I got into programming at about the same time and was discussing the same question the other day with some colleagues. Conclusion, the best web languages at the moment are the ones YOU know well. Unfortunately for me this means
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(a) Content (and attach a blog) (b) Be the community. Answer questions on forum(s) related to your niche. Help people solve those problems via Twitter and other social sites. Write in turn about those experiences. Rinse & Repeat. It's
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I 'lift' them from paintings :)
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Oops! Thanks and noted :)
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Winners of the 2009 Ig Nobel Prizes - io9
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Neural Networks - A Systematic Introduction
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Airplanes, oxygen and the media
(salon.com)
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I watched it on TV. Highly impressive, perhaps more impressive than the opening ceremony of the Olympics. The pictures actually don't do it justice to the marches. I wish my code was as neat as this ;)
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Sure, there is a mechanism for development. It is Research & Development, that is why a 2009 BMW does not look the same like a 1969 BMW.
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Startup That Builds Biological Parts : Technology Review
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>the move has been towards increasing evidence for humans as cooperative and empathic ... Just walk with me into any museum in Europe and I will show you the counter evidence or let's go and interview the locals in Afghanistan or the sh
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Engineers were building steam engines before there was any thermodynamics. Engineers were playing with batteries before anyone could understand why they were producing an electrical current. The theories followed and they were based on Math
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Try JavaScript JSXGRAPH http://jsxgraph.uni-bayreuth.de/wiki/index.php/Hypotrochoid has a bit of a learning curve though. Also the jQuery flot plugin http://code.google.com/p/flot/
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Yes, I consider myself successful. As a corollary to what I have said correlating success with people is a better metric than correlating with money. The article blurbed something about exercise and a strong body. Well are you going to be s
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There used to be all those advertisements that had a common plot, the dumb person and the wizard. - Mary! How did you get all those clothes so white? - I use XYX washing powder. Oh! I have to do that! Articles like the above remind me of th
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I am just a bit more cynical. What is personal success? I will consider myself successful with the knowledge that if I die to-morrow, there will be some people crying at my funeral and these will not be my creditors.
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I can relate partially to this. To learn a language fully you need to work on a fairly good size project and one morning you will have 'flow'. It is similar to learning a human language. You need to get to the point where you 'think' in the
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> Unfortunately, the plugins aren't consistent. You correct in this respect, but what I found possible was for me to fork some of the plugins. With Ext, I could never dream of doing that in any reasonable time-frame. The last time I had
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As an employer I would say bad idea. If your employer does not pay you your last salary you will claim that he stole money from you. By working on a private project at work you are actually stealing money from him. Late nights were made for
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