Readit NewsThat last sentence is missing from the Wikipedia page. What is the source on it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Far_Side#Jane_Goodall_cart...
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Simplifying the fares would make it less computationally expensive and, in theory, could take fewer steps to answer a flight planning query.
Imagine a flight search planner that, say, fanned out N airline-specific workers when handling a planning query and then displayed to the user whatever results it got back within some time limit. If FooAir had simple fares, the FooAir searcher would likely run faster than searchers for other airlines. Thus it would be more likely to return results for more queries, assuming the deadline is fairly tight because of usability metrics. (People don't tend to stick around waiting for slow results.)
In Austria, the gyms I went to you just had to sign a form that you know how to climb top-rope, lead, and how to belay.
There is a second test for lead but most people take a class and get the lead card during the class.
I know “use shorter functions” but tell that to my coworkers.
> If you have access to a program named 'Purify' ... learn how to use it.
Anyone know what this was or use it?
The problem is that the whole sentence doesn't make sense with a number there. "Company claims 10 price hike drove it from VMware..."
https://albedo.com/post/clarity-1-what-worked-and-where-we-g...