epochal

And this is epochal, right? This is just a sign of what's to come.

Stay tuned for details of this epochal event will follow soon!

There are a few bigger epochal changes on the horizon. At least having read this you'll begin to understand where you stand and how the game works.

The test would be: not only was there no precedent or suggestion for it, but it turned out to be epochal.

Not surprising, not epochal, but cool nonetheless. A plane can be flown by software, or by bioware, neither approach is perfect at the moment, so "hacks" like these serve their purpose.

The batch nature lines up with the epochal time model of Clojure's vars. Clojure's persistent data structures allow react to bypass model mutation checks.

The challenge is not just generational, its epochal. And it is getting worse, with every piece of code that interjects itself in these information flows.

For example, it isn't incorrect to question science, especially when just tens of decades of data are being used to predict the outcomes of epochal processes. But now it's not just predictions.

In any case, I have never programmed in Clojure, and know nothing about epochal time models. It looks interesting enough, but is it a tool I can readily reach for if I am programming in C++, Python, or what have you?

Wow, Vangelis' score is the best thing about the original and an epochal masterpiece. Hans Zimmer's soundtrack for the second one is just another Zimmer score, swiftly done to replace Johannsson's work.

We've "gone Retina" maybe three or four times since 1997, we just didn't have Apple telling us that doubling display resolution was an epochal shift in computing technology and a legion of fans to carry forth the message. Final point: The shift from CRT to LCD was much more dramatic than this shift, and we all made it through.

Truly, the consequences were quite epochal. Yet many opponents of NSA surveillance will tell you quite bluntly that even counter-terrorism is not an important enough concern to make surveillance on the Internet worth the cost to civil liberties.

I guess I don't have to wax lyrical about Newton and why his explanatory, and not simply predictive, theory, changed everything, astronomy being just one science that was swept away in the epochal wave. So, no, I don't agree: prediction is what you do until you have an explanation.

Whether it be historical coincidence or simply passing some minimal threshold of price/ease-of-use, these small improvements sometimes result in dramatic epochal changes.

Having seen quite a few of these, amongst the feeling of validation I can't entirely shed a sense that this is also a list informed by snobbery, and the trans-epochal hipsterism of "It's only cool because I said so and now you say it, its not cool" movement. Some of the experimental, art-house films are in the bucket of "massively influential, but not that many people watch it all the way through" Like Chien Andalou.

And all of these three points converge again in the substance, because only yesterday a "message to the world" from a leading figure came out spreading word to the peoples that "do not fear the epochal switch in which these new latest technologies will aid your decision": that is emergent deliriousness - no, we do not base decisions on the output of lunatics - and must be regarded as a terrifying undercurrent of widespread madness." «Raising alarms»".