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The Natural Language Toolkit has a bunch of programs that support doing language and text processing. I believe there is a program included to perform word counts.
http://www.nltk.org/
No it wouldn't, for a variety of reasons. Firstly, most of that stuff is written in other countries. Secondly, there's a ton of money surrounding compromised computers. Lastly, the stuff is really easy to create.
To answer your question: PHP is the best templating language for you to use.
What are you trying to accomplish?
Think about it this way, PHP *is* a templating engine. What benefit will a templating engine bring you? Adding another layer of abstraction to enforce a design paradigm isn't the...
I'll start with your direct questions first:
As far as finding a design firm, that's as simple as going to Google and typing, "web designer in ${your_town}". Seriously, any designer worth a damn knows online advertisement.
As for trust, there are two things you need to do to ensure your happy...
I put my home made beef jerky in a jar. It keeps for years in a jar and is raw but completely safe to eat.
My point is, they are serving you highly preserved food. Yes, it is prepared, but it is also preserved. Their food is designed to keep for a very long time. Saying it isn't safe to...
You and the entire U.S. Government. It seems like they lucked out that a guy that happened to get a hold of gigs of classified material also allegedly tried to rape someone.
We don't run our actual Java web servers under VMs, but we do run a bunch of ancillary web services (HTTP, but not HTML) under qemu. They all are under constant heavy load and the performance is great. We are strongly considering moving all of our web servers onto VMs because they are dream...
Yes and yes.
Not exactly. Sharing read only (final) objects is fine, which is why immutable objects are very popular for concurrent programming in Java. The problem with sharing objects stems from data encapsulation, you never know (unless you wrote the code) if executing a method is...
I see that ambientZ has you covered for the synchronization piece. :)
A few other things I did was:
* Make VolumeData and RayCasting cloneable with each clone method returning a new VolumeData or RayCasting with the same parameters as the original.
* Fix the PerspectiveCamera.clone()...
I'll need to see your code to say for sure, but I can try. Disclaimer: I don't have a CS degree.
Going by estimation alone, resource locking is probably what is killing you. Whenever you attempt to access shared memory, Java has to acquire locks for that resource, which are expensive and can...
Fuck yeah Comcast is going to freak out. I bet you will see lots of the big networks jumping all over this, but I don't expect many (if any) cable networks to jump on board. Since the best shows are nearly always from the big four, they should a lot of great content.
Same here. It is a lot...
I'm not surprised that the government wouldn't air its dirty laundry. As for companies, they are obligated to hide their secrets, lest the shares holders lose money from negative news and kick the CEO to the curb.
I am, however, amused by the responses:
2007: (America) We want government...