T III - Rise of The Machines

I work as a data scientist in Dundee, Scotland. Dundee is a HUGE gaming development community, with the University of Abertay having their own Gaming degrees and colleges. One aspect about gaming and with

Amazing how he brags how strong he is one minute, then gets "pushed" around by a gust of wind the next... And yes, he got the defensive foul call there.

No single person is more important. Each of those heros (whether it was the guy in the canal, the guy in the middle of the chain, at the end of the chain), could not have done it alone.

Don't get me wrong...I hope I didn't come across as these are easy fixes. You have to find ways that will work for you. find the routine, a system, and set up that makes it work for you. I'll add in there

It sure is! Now just followed by the writing of cover letters and job hunting...

Nice, sarahah. literally made me lol

Wow. You get to do some really fun and cool things in your class. I can't wait to see your post on the final project on here too (no rush though). Keep posting!

Ah yes. I'll fix that as soon as I get to my laptop. I usually set it all up and then paste the links in at the end before submitting the post. Just must have missed that one.

Thanks @somethingburger. I'm looking forward to your posts as well.

What programming language are you using to download/scan/analyze the statistical articles?

Hi. thanks for replying on my post which allowed me to follow over to yours. This looks and sounds interesting. I've sort of had the same approach with carrying over some of the topics from my university

It really is. You can spin it in any way to your favor. Unless you're paying attention or can actually get the data, you can completely fall into the trap. The example of the risk 'doubling' is a perfect

PEMDAS 2 - 2 x 2 + 2 First multiple 2 x 2 = 4 2 - 4 + 2 Now you add/subtract in order from left, to right, so 2 - 4 = -2 -2 + 2 Now add -2 and 2, = 0

True, but that last figure is missing the square (which has 4 sides), so that figure is worth 11, not 15 like in the top 2 rows.

It's 38 2:00 on clock = 2 each banana is worth 1, so 3 bananas = 3 And the polygons are equal to all the sides. The top row has square (4 sides) inside a pentagon (5 sides) inside a hexegon (6 sides) =

I'm going with 3. (A - B ) x C

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I kind of figured. My current has 2 slots (came with a 4 GB and 2GB)..maxes at 8 GB, so all I really could do is swap out the 2 GB for another 4GB. I mean I still get by, but just barely while working