unfortunately thats not sufficient. you also need the us govt to throw you tens of millions in
'research contracts' that dont amount to anything, and have them agree to buy your overpriced
machines even though they dont really do anything useful

even then its a pretty difficult market

obviously you haven't worked with the itu in the past. they had a whole replacement for the internet worked
out. trees worth of documnets written in languages and metalanugages where the shift was not entirely clear. all
just to describe an ananlogue of tpc/ip

despite is inherent us-centrism i think the ietf did a great job.

sure, in comparison to the piles of money previously given to large contractors to flail around pretending to solve the unique mission critical requirements of the military, its nothing!

they want their tty back

the pci sig blurb says its mostyl cleanup and the removal of 5v support

does anyone know of anything interesting in 3.0?

why didnt they just execute the haskell?

does anyone believe that at any point the hardware would be the bottleneck?

compared to alot of graphics standards, its actually reasonably terse. there are some herniations...like the dro pshadow image processing and composition. the animation is a little nasty too. but generally if you ignore the ugliness of w3 encapulation and html-style syntax, its not any worse than gl, rendering libraries, or X

but not if it has no value whatsoever.

i really dont understand this fad. criticising other people's code is important. talking about whats going on and the cleanest way to express it is important. having design discussions is important.

so do detailed code reviews.

i really dont need to smell every fart someone makes to work with them.

please explain in what way the bsd license restricts the rights of the users

no, of course not. right now its running a 1980 8086 bendix, but we switch back and forth to a gamil 68000 based pid controller with an rj45

my cnc knee mill is almost certainly a toy

some programmers view programming as language design. the construction of abstractions
and their composition is really the same as defining a specialized version of the parent language
with the desired semantics.

if you really care about the topic learn broadly about languages. about how they handle
things like scoping, composition, interaction with the runtime, types, and static analysis.
i guarantee that you and your future employers will benefit

actually, from the video, its almost exactly declarative programming

get an arm. lcdarms.com makes some nice ones out of anodized machined aluminum. the space
underneath is completely usable, and you can easily push the monitor off into the corner if you're
reading or working with pen and paper.