...I could imagine more differences in the results of compile time and run time intrinsic functions. Another reason not to do equality testing of floating point values. Yes, and I think the current thinking is more along exactly those lines - that this is a case of the reasons to avoid dependence on exact equality of floating point things in general, as opposed to a reason to limit the language just because such inequality might happen ...

...the valve/regulator. It's rather hard to indict the tank itself for that situation. As JB has noted, there sure does not seem to be a lot of data on circumferential cracking. The only mentions I find are on big boilers; along a welded seam. The 6351/SLC cracking history may be valuable in that as a result, eddy-current inspection has joined hydrotesting for scuba tanks. (I don't see a mention of it for DOT tests, but I'm not expert on...

... funding this work (or at least I think they are, going by past pronouncements). And presumably these new readers are capable of both reading the proprietary Oyster cards and also the new ITSO smart cards? I recall reading something along the line of this being the plan from now on, and in addition to this something about the DfT having agreed to pay for the existing installed base of Oyster readers to be modified so they can also scan ...

....net> wrote: Someone explained to me once that the speed shown by a GPS receiver isn't necessarliy accurate as you may be driving up or down a steep hill - the GPS will show your speed as though you were driving along a flat road Good point. Let's look at the error. On a 1:3 hill (probably the steepest to be encountered), the angle will be arctan(1/3) = 18 degrees. For a hypotenuse of 1 unit (the true distance that ...

On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Dennis Ruffer wrote: Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2008 14:17:52 GMT From: Dennis Ruffer <druffer@speakeasy.net> I remember doing many paper comparisons, along the lines of the thin paper overlay method described by John Passaniti earlier. The "triad" was a classic printing pattern for blocks in polyForth where 3 blocks would fit on one printed page. In the end, the shadow would also fit with a smaller font....

....net> wrote: Someone explained to me once that the speed shown by a GPS receiver isn't necessarliy accurate as you may be driving up or down a steep hill - the GPS will show your speed as though you were driving along a flat road Good point. Let's look at the error. On a 1:3 hill (probably the steepest to be encountered), the angle will be arctan(1/3) = 18 degrees. For a hypotenuse of 1 unit (the true distance that the car ...

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