Nah. It is DOS with Norton Commander.
Nah. It is DOS with Norton Commander.
They need to rewrite 125 of the 200 lines.
And I guarantee, it is much easier to write 200 new lines than change 125 out of 200 lines in somebodies code. No matter how nicely that code is written.
The only problem with the code I see is that the first 3 lines are not needed.
As one physicist to another, the most important thing in the code are long variable names (descriptive) and comments.
We usually do not do multi-people multi year projects, so all other comments in this page especially the ones coming from programmers are not that relevant. Classes are cool, but they are not needed and often obscure clarity of algorithmic/functional programming.
S. Wolfram (creator of Mathematica) said something along these lines (paraphrasing) if you are writing real code in Mathematica - you are doing something wrong.
As one physicist to another, the most important thing in the code are long variable names (descriptive) and comments.
We usually do not do multi-people multi year projects, so all other comments in this page especially the ones coming from programmers are not that relevant. Classes are cool, but they are not needed and often obscure clarity of algorithmic/functional programming.
S. Wolfram (creator of Mathematica) said something along these lines (paraphrasing) if you are writing real code in Mathematica - you are doing something wrong.
Call me lazy, but I like terminal 1. Usually shortest distance from the station building.
You can’t use CUDA drivers and then insert translation layer, that translates calls to NVIDIA hardware to calls to non-NVIDIA hardware and use non-NVIDIA hardware with CUDA.
They have tons of cases, including those with minimal RGB, but yes, those are gaming PCs.
It is not exactly what you asked, but if it is customization and expand ability you are looking for, did you consider custom build cites like cyberpowerpc.com? You can select from wide variety of components, they build and test it for you, and make sure that everything is compatible and working. You do pay a bit premium for the assembly and tests but it is not that much, and you save your time and have a peace of mind that everything works.
According to global trends, your twin did not succeed either. Sorry.
What happened with Ubuntu? I tried Linux once, like 15 years ago, and Ubuntu just worked.
The company OpenAI also paid for LLM training and then sell LLM to users.
Well, if training is included, then why it is not included for the developer? From his first days of his life?
Quite possible. But chance of non-technical person to do Windows install on new computer is zero. Re-instal, on the other hand, is very easy - I have done it couple of times.
If your hardware happens to be supported, everything should work out of the box without the need to install drivers;
Is not it true with Windows? Plug and play? And while I did not study this, I strongly suspect that it is more true for Windows than for Linux.
After many weeks spend on downloading and installing various things for linux, he complains that he needs to download drivers for windows, a process that will take one afternoon or less. Makes sense. I understand that Linux is a tech toy for a techy, but pretend that somehow it is easier installation and setup than windows for average person is just dishonest. Even which flavor of linux one should install creates a stupor for non-tech person (or a person who never used linux).
I would divide by two (floating point) and check the fractional part.
No, this is about NS. Natural Stupidity.
Unrelated, but it is interesting that people ask for addictive games rather than for good games. Those are not the same.