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WWGD said:Sorry I didn't go for your namesake Python; still, we don't have StoneTempleJAva (still?) ;).
fresh_42 said:Easy:
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/225989
That's not so far from the truth. On my recent trip to Paris I was quite surprised to see that there are almost no high-rise buildings in the main part of Paris at all, so you can see the Eiffel Tower without much difficult across much of the city. The Pompidou Centre is about 7 floors and is taller than everything else around it, so from the top floors you can see right across Paris in all directions.Ibix said:Things I learned from the movies #26: all rooms in Paris have a view of the Eiffel Tower.
It does more or less. I assumed the disc rotating.skyshrimp said:So what if he wanted to fly in a straight line, across the ground at level height? Where would he be after traveling for 40,075 km? :D
I agree but the jobs I was applying to where denying me on that ground and I am tired of part-time gigs.StoneTemplePython said:Well good luck with Java. I know that some people do start with it, though I cannot imagine doing so -- too many Classes and too verbose... doesn't fit with my motto of start simple and build.
My vote in general for applicability and complementers (a useful idea coined by Andy Grove... maybe worth reading about him and the idea some more) is to learn C or Python first. I'm not aware of much great Java based intro to coding MOOC stuff but I am for C and Python, see here:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/where-to-start-computer-science.903126/#post-5687288
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WWGD said:I agree but the jobs I was applying to where denying me on that ground and I am tired of part-time gigs.
StoneTemplePython said:Life has a funny way of messing up my plans too
WWGD said:Worse of all, no one is willing to pay me to watch tv all day while eating cheese puffs. So I must do something else. Go figure!
Consider it done!StoneTemplePython said:I read somewhere that "if you build it, they will come."
So obviously, you just need to create your own YouTube channel and set up a camera. Then the big bucks just start flowing in, right?
People who buy into conspiracy theories that elaborate would probably have no problem just wrapping that up in some other wild hypothesis, like "the plane ride was a simulation!" or "they moved everything around on a giant conveyor belt!"skyshrimp said:If a flat earther flew around the Earth in a plane, how would he explain that event?
They would likely respond with something containing the fragment: " That is what they want you to believe" ( With an ominuous tone of voice; you know, the " They" that have done so much to continually cover up just-about everything). Then they would get upset at me: " Why are you rolling your eyes?" .skyshrimp said:If a flat earther flew around the Earth in a plane, how would he explain that event?
Suggestion of an answer: "Because I cannot afford a contract killer."WWGD said:"Why are you rolling your eyes?"
intrigue, potential drama. It sells. I don't get it, either, but it is what it is.fresh_42 said:Change of subject: What is it, that people are interested in whether Mr. Xyz married Mrs. Uvw or not? I don't get it. It's even less interesting than this famous sack of rice in China.
without turning the plane, that diagram would demonstrate the Earth is bowl-likefresh_42 said:Easy:
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/225989
Not so fast, young man:WWGD said:Still, the question comes back: If we have the term 'Overwhelmed' and 'Underwhlmed' , why not 'Whelmed'?
And again: 'Ministry' is not a small stry, 'Satisfactory' is not a place where Satis are produced. What gives?
Worse than that, why do "flammable" and "inflammable" mean exactly the same thing?WWGD said:Still, the question comes back: If we have the term 'Overwhelmed' and 'Underwhlmed' , why not 'Whelmed'?
And again: 'Ministry' is not a small stry, 'Satisfactory' is not a place where Satis are produced. What gives?
Reminding me of what I had posted here a while back: never to make a joke, comment or vent on a nerd site :). I have had jokes on the pope's infallibillity ( " The pope just said: I was wrong, I _am_ infallible" ) corrected.fresh_42 said:Not so fast, young man:
- to whelm
- satisfactory is indeed a place where satis is produced
- and if it aren't the functions of priests which diminish nowadays, I don't know what else should be mini
Irregardless ;).DrGreg said:Worse than that, why do "flammable" and "inflammable" mean exactly the same thing?
Right, haha , pay the toll to get into the freeway.CWatters said:In some countries ordinary roads are free and you pay to use the freeway.
WWGD said:And again: 'Ministry' is not a small stry, 'Satisfactory' is not a place where Satis are produced. What gives?
...And it almost got George a date with Marissa, so , how bad can it be? I call my favorite French wine: Caumanure. Sounds French-wine-like.StoneTemplePython said:It's kind of like, how is "Manure" a gross thing? I mean there's two words under there "Ma" being your Ma, which is a good thing, and "Newer" and new is good too.
WWGD said:...And it almost got George a date with Marissa, so , how bad can it be?
WWGD said:I call my favorite French wine: Caumanure. Sounds French-wine-like.
StoneTemplePython said:I was talking about this bit with someone a couple weeks ago believe it or not. I have it mixed up in my head with the Marisa Tomei timeline too (and also the 'By Mennen' episode where George steals his date's alarm clock with hilarious after effects).
So I had to look it up -- this one is with a waitress at Monk's, epic lunch date in the park... it ends with George eating alone at Reggie's
a nice edit -- I almost didn't see this! I like it, but I don't know if I'd drink it!
haha what? The Summer of George is extra classic but I was thinking of the lunch date / walk in the park which was in season 6.WWGD said:Isn't that the episode of " The Summer of George" , where he was going to decompress/decompose ( decompress from not having worked for , basically ever)?
what vintage year? Perhaps '42?WWGD said:Just ask the waiter if he has cow manure, but pronounce it with French accent. And ask for it fresh. Don't give me the old stuff, I want my wine fresh.!
No, make a scene if they offer you the '42 , shouting " This is old wine! I want my wine fresh ! " like a gauche new-rich.StoneTemplePython said:what vintage year? Perhaps '42?![]()
By the way, I really like dumb word association games. Frequently the other people don't even know they're playing though!WWGD said:No, make a scene if they offer you the '42 , shouting " This is old wine! I want my wine fresh ! " like a gauche new-rich.
Yea, I end up conversations often wondering: what the @#$ was s/he talking about? Pretty sure the other party feels the same way.StoneTemplePython said:By the way, I really like dumb word association games. Frequently the other people don't even know they're playing though!
Well, it's fun, in a way, kind of... .Janus said:Why am I so entertained by my GPS attempting to pronounce Hawaiian streets and place names?
A computer or so ago, I replaced the sounds that Windows played with clips of HAL's voice. When I tried to do something not allowed, I would hear "I'm sorry Dave. I can't do that. ", and when I shut it down, it sang "Daisy".OCR said:Well, it's fun, in a way, kind of... .One time, I changed the default "voice command" prompt to "Hello, Hal" , but it never would respond... it just
sat there on the dash, and silently mocked me... .Of course, when I slammed my locked pickup door closed, and my keys were still inside, I heard... " I'm sorry Dave ! "
Hell, it didn't even know my real name ... .. lol.
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Because that means that you are driving around in Hawaii? That would be entertaining for me.Janus said:Why am I so entertained by my GPS attempting to pronounce Hawaiian streets and place names?
Only for another day, we catch a red-eye for home tonight .Borg said:Because that means that you are driving around in Hawaii? That would be entertaining for me.![]()
Congratulations!Chris Riccard said:I added another girl to the list of kids I want for a total of six, Sophia. So now it's Christopher Jr, Samantha, Maxwell, Sabrina, Alexander and Sophia in that order. I don't plan to die so quick.
Hehe, I don't have the kids yet, I have to make a lot of money first. ;)fresh_42 said:Congratulations!
Though you have their names already ... In this case, I recommend to work on your attitude towards women first. The woman in question might want to have a word in it, too, and in numbers as well as names!Chris Riccard said:Hehe, I don't have the kids yet, I have to make a lot of money first. ;)
Your name doesn't sound Arabic. So I guess your only other option is Utah.Chris Riccard said:I have to say this is non negotiable, not only do I want two wives they must give me each three baby's and use hormone therapy to assure that I get the right sex. ;)
but IVF.Chris Riccard said:hormone therapy