Indeed, I've seen studies that showed very little difference in perceived quality between 30fps non-blurred frames and much higher framerates.
Really? Wow, I could definitely tell, especially on explosions or certain quick movements. It felt weird, "non-cinematic". While I didn't know that it was the difference in FPS, I knew "something wasn't right".
Not sure if you're an asshole...
...or a Winrar.
Really? I wasn't creeped out by Final Fantasy except when they kiss in space. In fact, when the bad guy pulls a gun against his head, I thought "Damn, what a scene!".
There are plenty of parents of "computer science". Alan Turing was more like the grandfather of modern computing, along with Ada and Babbage, and the father would be Von Neumann.
+1 Insightful.
Most rankings have the same fifty names at the beginning and differ afterwards. UBA ranks at around 175. I'm surprised, though, that it's ranked as high as Tsinghua or Monash.
I agreed with you at first, but eventually I noticed your lack of knowledge.
Today, it is much more akin to an African nation than it is to a Western nation.
Wow, what the hell *that* means? There's a reason Buenos Aires is called the Paris of Latin America. Argentina is You also say "an African nation". Do you mean like Seychelles, Libya, South Africa or CAR? Do you even know Africa is a continent?
When traveling in foreign nations, it is a good practice...
Agreed, but losing your passport is more probable that way.
Indeed, a good way of avoiding incidents like this is to not travel to countries where incidents like this are more probable. This is just common sense.
So... you agree that there are places even in the USA that may be risky, essentially admitting that countries are not a good generalization, and then you go on and generalize for entire countries once again? Charming.
They didn't lament the lack of operator overloading or polymorphism in Visual Basic 6, so they didn't say much
The summary is wrong: Visual Basic has polymorphism, it's the inheritance that is clunked. Google it, or enter here.
If timothy et al. don't know the language and environment, of course they won't understand the power of the little beast.
I don't agree with your death sentence, though. As years pass and I test language after language and environment after environment, I've come to respect the quick approach over the nice or correct one.
...I don't see how that can be so hard.
It's really strange seeing such a blatantly simplistic comment from you. Teaching is really *hard* and requires honed skills. I can tell you from experience!
If you can't afford the 200k, then you die. What's so hard about that? Oh yeah, I forgot, you socialist assholes object to prices.
Well, I'd rather object to people dying...
The only reason Watson "trounced" its rivals was because it was faster at pushing the button.
So, this show was about button pressing. Right?
This is a good idea in a way because it should resolve the question of how common fingerprint matches really are.
This is the best piece of text Slashdot had to offer in quite a while. High five, insightful internet person!
Puts on the Devil's advocate mask...
Statistics show that if the victim has a firearm, there's a greater chance of either he/she or the people near the victim being wounded. Homicides should drop in this context.
As for number 2... nope, nothing on that, it's Venezuela after all...
I was hoping you'd say "put a third judge to have the final say".
"Experience has proved that some people indeed know everything." -- Russell Baker
