*2001 was a transition point from slow progress to the sort of performance-doubling progression you're thinking of.* You are way off here. Lets check a contemporary source to understand the public sentiment at the time:…
I took the class as a freshman, taught by Matthias, and then was a grader/lab helper the following year. (Oh gosh, this is all 15 years ago now) In my observation, it was those with previous java/c++ experience that…
> Eventual expiration seems better than nothing. Does it? Because that is the cause of the 'impending doom' from TFA
Actually, he explicitly called out "feature velocity" as a factor.
You mean, besides all those good reasons you listed. Wifi is far from ubiquitous.
Pretty sure that performing a google search is just as easy today as it ever was.
Your response to critique of a website's design is to question what use an entire industry is outside of entertainment when pooping. Its estimated that ~50m tablets were shipped worldwide in Q1 2013. If you really want…
*2001 was a transition point from slow progress to the sort of performance-doubling progression you're thinking of.* You are way off here. Lets check a contemporary source to understand the public sentiment at the time:…
I took the class as a freshman, taught by Matthias, and then was a grader/lab helper the following year. (Oh gosh, this is all 15 years ago now) In my observation, it was those with previous java/c++ experience that…
> Eventual expiration seems better than nothing. Does it? Because that is the cause of the 'impending doom' from TFA
Actually, he explicitly called out "feature velocity" as a factor.
You mean, besides all those good reasons you listed. Wifi is far from ubiquitous.
Pretty sure that performing a google search is just as easy today as it ever was.
Your response to critique of a website's design is to question what use an entire industry is outside of entertainment when pooping. Its estimated that ~50m tablets were shipped worldwide in Q1 2013. If you really want…