how many licks does it take to get to four final graphics?
this many. and we’re not even there yet.
update: add two more to that already.
Are most Americans are dumb enough to click on this? Also, Im not sure if I should be annoyed or amused at the fact that this is considered a quality ad partner.
Ive heard that insanity is defined as continuously repeating the same action, expecting different results…
Be very careful aspiring to be lead programmer in a .com startup. I did that.
After four years working 80-120 hours a week, I had no life, no health, no friends, and 62,500 share options worth a grand total of nothing!
After four years working 80-120 hours a week, I had no life, no health, no friends, and 62,500 share options worth a grand total of nothing!
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| — | a commenter from New Scientist on programming for startups… |
n: great idea of for halloween friday, coming in dressed as a legit ny businesswoman (heels, suit and all)
n: which made me wonder if it would be fantastically hilarious
n: if the whole TECH TEAM
t: NO
n: came to work dressed to the 9s...
Rouge Agent
When Smith was destroyed by Neo at the end of The Matrix, his programming instructed him to return to the Source (the Machine mainframe), either to be destroyed or stored. As a result of Neo’s attack, something changed in Smith that allowed him to defy his programming. The change in Smith also disconnects him from the system, setting him “free” from his duties. In effect, this change makes Smith an “Exile” program without purpose. By copying his programming onto others, especially The Oracle, Smith develops similar qualities as the One, such as the ability to withstand dramatic damage and the power of flight. Because Smith feels that he is still a victim to “purpose” and makes it his goal to destroy both Zion, and The Matrix. Beginning to behave like a virus, he makes multitudinous copies of himself by using humans and other programs in the Matrix as hosts. The copies thereafter display the memories and special abilities of any assimilated programs, such as the Oracle’s ability to see the future and control over The Matrix. Smith’s ability to copy himself onto others may be a corruption of his original ability to move between hosts before Neo’s attack. Neo is shown to be the only person able to withstand such assimilations. Smith eventually assimilates the entire Matrix and is destroyed when Neo, co-operating with the Machines, allows Smith to copy his programming onto him after a protracted fight.
- On the greatest movie ever made…
