Digital, actually is cold. And children are too sensitive not to perceive it
as cold.
Yes, but they love cartoons.
Anything we can actually pet around?
I'm all for that too. Not either/or.
I'd feel better about it if I knew what problem, exactly, we were solving.
We're trying to
For my taste, you are getting your rap down way too well.
Wait'll you hear the music that goes with it! (I haven't yet either). ;-D
For the record - I found it necessary to walk out of - yes - a Monty Python
movie.
I had a lot of trouble with 'The Meaning of Life' when I saw it. I
was
Dear Edu-Sig,
Below is the announcement we made earlier today regarding our intro
and advanced Python courses for the remainder of 2006. There are
significant discounts for students/teachers.
Please snip this msg and forward the attachment below to anyone whom
you think would be interested or
Here's a quick puzzle, that'd make a good source of Python programs,
or programs in other languages:
Assume dogs live at 7 times the rate of a man, such that when a man
ages but one year, the dog ages by 7. Now assume a dog is born later
than you, and you get her as a puppy (feel free to mess
I see the long-planned reskinning of the Python website is finally
going down. edu-sig is as good a place as any to check out the
handsome new template:
http://www.python.org/community/sigs/current/edu-sig/
I'm glad I had the foresite to put a direct link to this archive at
the very bottom of
# I love Python!
import datetime# batteries included!
me = datetime.date(1954,9,1)
dog = datetime.date(2006,3,7)
print me + (7 * (dog - me)/6)
# mt
On 3/7/06, kirby urner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a quick puzzle, that'd make a good source of Python programs,
or programs in other
[kirby urner]
Here's a quick puzzle, that'd make a good source of Python programs,
or programs in other languages:
Assume dogs live at 7 times the rate of a man, such that when a man
ages but one year, the dog ages by 7
That vaguely reminds me of a puzzle I enjoyed much as a kid: on
Yeah, that looks like the Jon Bunce formula. Packing lap top. Hoping
to claim $5 (I owe you a beer).
Kirby
On 3/7/06, Michael Tobis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
# I love Python!
import datetime# batteries included!
me = datetime.date(1954,9,1)
dog = datetime.date(2006,3,7)
print me +
Michael --
Here's a cut and paste from Pauling House (boyhood home of Portland
*other* famous Linus).
IDLE 1.1.1
import datetime
me = datetime.date(1952,12,17)
dog = datetime.date(1999, 1,2)
print me + (7 * (dog - me)/6)
2006-09-04
This is the real answer the guy wanted. Mission
Tim Peters wrote:
That vaguely reminds me of a puzzle I enjoyed much as a kid: on what
day will you be half as old as your father? a third as old? a
quarter as old? three-quarters as old? nine-tenths as old? ... It's
a good way of showing that x/(x+d), for fixed positive d, approaches 1
This is the real answer the guy wanted. Mission accomplished. No
offer of $5 though.
Kirby
Still here at Pauling House (near 39th Hawthorne, SE Portland). The
dog owner remembered about the $5. I said I'm narrating the story in
quasi real time, that his giving me a fiver would enter the
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