And all, everything starts breaking down. And I was really grappling with this, "What is software," question? And they're like, "Well, software's a thing that run's on hardware." So I'm like, "Well, what's hardware?" You kind of take that apart. There were like six people in the office. And I was up at Cloudera in very early days. I know Mike Olson, who's one of the founders of Cloudera.
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I will pose you this follow up question: is Euclid's GCD algorithm software? Was Euclid writing software when he wrote the GCD algorithm? And if you're answer is, "Well, no, of course not, because this predates hardware," it's going to be very hard to come up with a self-consistent answer to what software is. If you think this is easy, by the way, just say, what is software? Give me a definition of what software is, and I can wrap you around the axle on your definition of software. And it's actually harder to define than you might think. And apparently, we don't even know what they are. What Even is the Operating System?īut first, and actually I think it's pretty great that I don't even think I'm the first, maybe not even the second presentation, to have a slide on what even is the operating system? I mean, we're in the OS track operating system. You're going to get a bunch of qualified "Yeses," but just to give you a spoiler, it is a question mark, not necessarily an exclamation point for reasons I'll get into. But you're not going to get a "no" out of me on this one. This is Betteridge’s Law of Headlines, that any article that asks a question, you can reasonably say "no" to.
We’re adding two more sites with big-name writers (one newspaper held up our launch, but all good) and another big name with a trendy team.My question is, "Is it time to rewrite the operating system in Rust?" Now I will give you a little bit of a spoiler alert. This “little engine that could” has become a locomotive, chugging past our “big name” competitors. Your support this year has been overwhelming. In the parlance of our times, that’s how we roll.
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You can expect full coverage of Saturday’s practice, as well as the game (fingers crossed) on Sunday.
Pittsburgh Hockey Now isn’t taking any time off. As the unlucky media types who are also working on a holiday queued our questions for the emerging cult hero Evan Rodrigues, known as “E-Rod” to this writer and 93-7 the Fan’s Jim Colony, Bryan Rust slipped into the room undetected to pose his hard-hitting, 60 Minutes style expose question. Pittsburgh Penguins winger Bryan Rust couldn’t resist a little fun on Friday. For now, the Pittsburgh Penguins Lines & Special Teams:
He conceded, “at the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter what I think,” and praised the NHL’s efforts. Sullivan admitted to having his own thoughts on the NHL’s case-by-case basis for postponing games. “So I think our coaching staff has just grown accustomed to expecting it, and whatever comes our way, we’ll try to make the best decisions…”Īpproximately 104 NHL players, a couple of head coaches, and nearly a couple dozen support staff are in the COVID protocol. We go into the day with a specific game plan, and sometimes lately it seems like we’re thrown curveballs when we get in the morning, and we’ve got to make adjustments accordingly,” head coach Mike Sullivan said. “…The biggest challenge is just trying to just develop some chemistry with respect to line combinations, defense pairs, power-play groups, penalty kill tandems. (Just in case you plan to enjoy the College Football Bowl season, FanDuel is giving PHN readers a special treat)įanDuel Sportsbook Promo: 30-1 Odds on Alabama-Cincy, Michigan-Georgia
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