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Soon, I expect to be asked to revise and improve existing code written by engineers and scientists.
I've noticed that non-programmers do not share the same programming 'eye' as computer-scientists and full-time programmers.
As someone coming from a non...
Started by Zaid on
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Lots of scientists/....
However, my research).
My degree is in biomedical engineering and I'm a research scientist.
A good example is Walter Bright programmer.
Occasionally, the best programmers are scientists and engineers.
Issues.
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A lot of Computer Science courses seem to be running Law modules as standard, in order to teach students about things like The Data Protection Act, Copyright, etc.
Realistically, is Law an important subject for Computer Scientists or Programmers? Did ...
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"is Law an important subject for Computer Scientists.
This, also, has legal implications.
Of course, just a disclaimer, this is coming of Ethics .
Law is vital for computer scientists or programmers.
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Wait... So most scientists believe in God?
Oh the irony.
And yet. It is fascinating to note that atheists boast all the time that most scientists are atheists.
http://www.examiner.com/article/scie...really-think-1
Smh. :facepalm
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So most scientists believe....
So most scientists believe in God?
NOBODY RE SPOND TO THIS PO ST SO HELP ME GOD Re: Wait...
Re: Wait...
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According to the scientists, how were we human beings created? Well some of you may say God created us but i want to know what scientists have got to say about it.
I will declare the best answer later.
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That fits....
If we're all just,' =- a jump they can't explain .
Most scientists! Of late, scientists have looked at "the afterlife" in a different way though.
Homo sapiens (us) evolved between 400,000 and 250,000 years ago .
Spread to Europe.
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Remove this ad That thread below is getting too long. At the risk of suffering the childishness that prevails here (name calling and the like), I argue the following:
Scientists do many things that do not count as science. They eat, sleep, walk, talk,...
Started by Herr Doktor Logiker on
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Is fine
people can have hardons about anything they want
im just curious as to why
all the scientists to either the posted article or
almost anything else that scientists have to say about
consciousness
so since hes not a moron
at least....
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I don't want this question to be too debatable.
I've just finished my 2nd year of studying and kind of missed my chance to study functional programming (Haskell), and am wondering whether it really is worth spending large part of summer studying it or...
Started by Artur on
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Short answer: all languages and programming techniques are useful to a computer scientist.
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Hi there,
This is indeed a sort of exercise I have to complete but a little direction would be wonderful. I have to determine if I should prove or disprove these three statements...
The definition I have of floor and ceil are pretty basic. I wont bother...
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I didn't have to work all that hard to find appropriate... .
Counter-example: x = 2, y = 2; ⎣x⎦ = 2, ⎡y⎤ = 2, ⎡xy⎤ = 4 .
Consider x = 2.4, y = 2.4, but ∃x ∃y ⎣x⎦.⎡y⎤ ≥ ⎣xy⎦ isn't a very strong statement .
Counter-example: x = 2.9, y = 2.9; ⎣x⎦ = 2; ⎡y⎤ = 3; ⎣xy⎦ = 8 .
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I'm a self taught programmer pushing 40 years old, and a self admitted "plumber programmer" that relies pretty heavily on APIs. I slowly play catch up on my understanding of how to properly implement data structures and algorithms, Big(O), etc., but find...
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Http://webcast.berkeley.edu/courses.php
try "data structures", "operating systems" and "structure and interpretation of computer programs" to start
Note: I just... .
Berkeley has undergraduate comp sci courses online - as do other colleges .
Try some podcasts.
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This stuff here:
http://www.palefuelsystems.co.uk/howthesystemworks.html
Fact or bull****?
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I call Bull****
"The production of CO2 and Hydrocarbons is greatly reduced as carbon is vapourised at 3000 degrees Celsius.... .
He presents a compelling case, but with '13 times the power of standard petrol' I'd be worried about durability implications .
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I was wondering more generally if there are any good publications, free or paid, that are worth subscribing to in the area of software development and software engineering. Which ones [have/do] you subscribe[d] to if any, and how are they?
I KNOW there...
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List of important publications in computer science Software engineering publications Not a publication per se but SE Radio site and podcast covers more general topics around software engineering not tied to a specific language or technology. .
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