LabVIEW "myths"

[TCPlomp]

But since you cannot actually see if a dwarf is male or female (at least on Discworld), only 7.14.... % is a grumpy men, now only have to do with the old  ones.

Ton

[Hornless.Rhino]

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TCPlomp wrote:

But since you cannot actually see if a dwarf is male or female (at least on Discworld), only 7.14.... % is a grumpy men, now only have to do with the old  ones.

Ton

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So if you can't see if a dwarf is male or female (gender is unobserved), does that mean until you find out for certain (dna test?), by extrapolating shroedingers feline, you get the dwarf being both male and female at the same time untill the dna test is read and the dwarf drops from both into one?

[TCPlomp]

If Iunderstood the books of Pratchett correctly, you would be quite a guy/girl if you come close enough to a dwarf to take a DNA-sample.

Ton

[Henrik_Volkers]

Just stumbled across this side

http://www.null-hypothesis.co.uk/science/strange-but-true/item/top_scientifically_inaccurate_urban_l...

Have a nice weekend 

[JackDunaway]

Myth: If I use Functional Global Variables or Action Engines, I have confidently eliminated the possibility of race conditions [of reads/writes of data in parallel processes]

[Broken_Arrow]

Myth: If I avoid Global and Local Variables, I will be an expert.

[tbob]

Myth:  Local and Global Variables are EVIL.

Truth:  Improper use of Locals and globals are the real cuplrit.