The beginners mind is something not something to be squandered. The Buddhist philosophy Shoshin is about the openness of the beginner.
So, if you follow Jesus, your attitude is not Christ-like.
You need to deal with certain facts: You will never swim as well Michael Phelps, play basketball as well as Michael Jordan, do physics as well as Stephen Hawking, play chess as well as Gary Kasparov, or know as much ridiculous trivia Ken Jennings. If you consider that to be failing, then I pity you. You'll find much more happiness when you stop comparing your achievements to those of others, and spend time on the hobbies you enjoy, and work on things you love. Enjoyment in life comes in the pursuit of a goal, and not the achievement. If you aren't enjoying the pursuit, then I suggest you switch hobbies.
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Ok that is total derailing the topic, but if you're following jesus' teachings just to get your ass out of hell you're doing it wrong.
Hope you enjoyed my post.
You don't waste your life if you find the path of God, and the age at which you find it doesn't matter, the prize is the same for everyone at the end.
In the good tradition I switched my avatar to Chanukah mode again. :) The Chanukah begins tomorrow night and lasts for eight days and eight nights. It commemorates something that may well happen again. I could tell you what Christmas is about, but it would be a beginning of a discussion to no end. Let's just say, it is not the birthday of Jesus.I got rid of your annoying sig, Bisqwit. hope u dont mind
"Please repeat this sentence that I am just speaking, to me, beginning from the word 'please'."
Get the idea?
You often can't use 0 or -1 or the empty string because those could be valid values; NULL is never valid.
Therefore, the preprocessor macro NULL is defined (by several headers, including <stdio.h> and <stddef.h>) as a null pointer constant, typically 0 or ((void *)0) (see also question 5.6).((void *)0)By Pick's theorem, the area of any polygon whose vertices have integer coordinates must be half an integer. The area of an equilateral triangle is s^2 * sqrt(3)/4, which is irrational (since s^2 is an integer). Hence, it is impossible to have an equilateral triangle in R^2 with integer coordinates.
It sure is, but maybe what you would like to know is what is the smallest triangle side for that?
Please try to help me solve this, it's driving me mad.While those are good tips, I just meant be careful as you go on that clean, elegant, readable code are much more important that trying to do strange one liners. I'm not accusing you of doing any of those above, just a free floating tip.
int main() {char s[] = "int main() {char s[] = %c%s%c; printf(s, 34, s, 34); return 0;}"; printf(s, 34, s, 34); return 0;}A plot of the cells on a grid satisfying bitwise XOR(a,b)<n for consecutive values of n=1, 2, ....
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int n, x, y;
for(n = 1; n <= 15; n++)
{
for(y = 0; y <= 15; y++) //y coord, row
{
for(x = 0; x <= 15; x++) //x coord, cell
if ((x ^ y) < n)
printf("X");
else
printf(" ");
printf("\n");
}
printf("\n%i\n\n", n);
}
return 0;
}