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<0> just what I needed Noidea more depressing stuff
<1> I'm good for that.
<1> All part of my daily dose of news.
<2> or example, in the second
<2> example above, the summing register could be a Megabyte wide, and the
<2> error would still go undetected. This problem can only be solved by
<2> replacing the simple summing formula with a more sophisticated formula
<2> that causes each incoming byte to have an effect on the entire
<2> checksum register.
<3> Funny, ni, I see a lot of complaints from California about the budget cuts designed to trim the deficit
<3> Apparently the cut in half by 2009 goal is reachable
<1> not if you keep spending more than you bring in.
<1> The prescription drug benefit was a mistake.
<1> gotta cut the spending.
<0> or increase the income
<0> and notice the budget for the war in Iraq is $50B which is what? 1/5 of what we spent last year?
<4> how do you get the inverse of amatrix
<4> a matrix?
<0> divide it into the identity matrix
<3> He is cutting the spending
<3> vic, a lot of the aid items were short term, they're starting to roll off the budgets
<3> Still need a boatload of money going over there, but it probably won't be near as much as the first year or two
<3> And, being hippies, you guys fall for it hook line and sinker
<5> bush is bad
<5> i mean, the budget is the least of our issues though :)
<6> lo ppl
<6> does anyone know of good software for drawing flow diagrams from the source code?
<5> StarXML
<5> or any UML modeler
<6> SB__ does that automaticly convert source code functions into flow diagrams?
<5> b_a_r_r_i, it might. I know it can generate code from diagrams though (namely cl*** ones)
<5> you don't need to be a hippy to use critical thinking though.
<5> Being a hippy means you hate bush (or can) without any rational justification.
<7> what is the general feeling on static methods? are they something to avoid?
<5> if you need one you need it?
<7> where possible
<5> it depends, like the Integer cl*** in java and c# (I think) have static methods to extract and Integer out of a string
<5> it depends on if you use it correctly or not i guess?
<6> SB__ where do i aquire StarXML from? i can't find it on the net. do u know who makes it?
<5> b_a_r_r_i, look at the UML home page, should be under modelers or something
<6> i c u mean StarUML not StarXML.
<5> probably
<5> haha
<5> but either way
<0> earthworm if you manage to write a cl*** with ONLY static methods perhaps you should be considering a namespace
<8> //server -m irc.chatw.net #chatw new chat world calling you to use at the 1st time cam+voice on irc
<9> does anyone know of any other signal transformations other than Fourier and Hilbert?
<0> Laplace ?
<9> cool, I'll look that up
<0> don't know if it's for signals...but I kinda ***ociate it w/ Fourier (maybe the same chapters in my old math book)
<9> it is for signals, looking at it at wikipedia right now
<0> wavelet transform rings a dull bell
<0> unfortunately I'm at work... my wife is the one who got into all that stuff in physics
<9> that's cool
<4> <0> are you sure that the inverse of a matrix is the division of the matrix by the identity matrix?
<5> tuxx1, look it up
<5> purplemath.com
<0> I'm sure it's not.... it's the identity matrix divided by your matrix
<0> earlier I said divide it INTO the identity matrix
<0> A * A' == I iirc
<0> that's the definition
<5> tuxx1, http://www.purplemath.com/modules/mtrxinvr.htm
<5> no
<5> A' is A prime...
<5> usually for translations :)
<5> or redifination/movement of points
<5> shrugs
<0> what symbols IS used (Matlab uses a trailing ' with NO space)
<5> hrm
<5> 1/[A]
<5> ?
<5> [A] ^ -1 ?
<1> yeah, laplace works with signals too
<1> anything that converts time to frequency domain
<10> hola
<11> anyone with a fax machine that could send me a test fax?
<12> People still use fax machines? How 20th century.
<11> heh
<11> yea, business world still uses fax to get documents back and forth
<13> hm
<13> What's wrong with digital senders?
<2> how can i do a tab of stack ?
<14> what?
<15> Kia Ora
<2> n'est-ce pas
<5> hrm, what's a good cl*** that is FILO instead of LIFO (like queue)?
<16> FILO is the same as LIFO
<5> um..
<16> er
<5> agh
<16> it's usually LIFO and FIFO
<16> LIFO is a stack, not a queue
<5> mah bad
<5> yeah
<5> well
<16> and a FIFO is a queue
<5> queue acts like LIFO though, it has pop
<5> like
<5> there is no popfront
<16> so?
<5> i want to remove from the front (this is still my MUD crap)
<16> do you want a queue or a stack?
<5> queue
<5> right
<16> then std::queue
<5> i put **** in
<5> yeah
<5> queue processes in the order it was put in though?
<5> i put 1 in, then 2, then 3
<16> yes
<5> ok
<17> if i have a private nested cl***, can i access private variables in the parent cl*** ?
<17> or do they have to be protected or something
<16> it being nested has nothing to do with it
<16> it's still just a cl***
<16> and follows all of the same rules
<16> you're not automatically a friend of a nested cl*** or anything
<17> so they have to be public?
<18> static3d_: Yes.
<18> Otherwise, the parent cl*** won't be able to access them.
<17> well its the other way around, im trying to access private variables in the parent cl***
<18> Well, "parent cl***"... Container cl***, rather.
<18> You can'T unless you're a friend.
<18> And I somehow doubt you can be a friend.
<11> anyone have a good XML parser that works in both linux/windows?
<18> Since you're in the middle of the containing cl*** declaration and all.
<11> light weight, easy to use, don't need anything even close to crazy
<17> well a cl*** can contain instances of itself, correct ?
<18> No.
<5> rdragon, worth making a thread cl*** ?
<18> It can contain pointers to other instances of itself.
<16> SB__ you want to write a thread cl***?
<16> there is boost::thread
<18> boost FTW
<5> rdragon, i hate adding other peoples stuff because of ownership issues
<17> mmhmm, so i suppose im just going about this the wrong way
<16> SB__ what ownership issues?
<18> +
<18> Ooops, sorry.
<16> boost is the closest you'll get to an extension of the standard library
<5> rdragon, ok, windows compat?
<16> boost is quite portable
<18> static3d_: What's your design problem, exactly?
<5> or is that a stupid question
<5> lol
<5> haha
<2> substr in c++ ?
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