Thread: Reworking FFT code
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Old 07-16-2012, 01:50 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by twobob View Post
... the general idea of the outstanding work is in place. ...
By "outstanding work", do you mean "work that was done well", or "work not yet done"? At least you are not talking about a farmer "outstanding in his field"...

EDIT: For those reading a machine-translation of this post: The "farmer outstanding in his field" phrase is a pun, were "outstanding in his field" is an English idiom that means "respected by his professional peers", but heard verbally in the context of a farm, the listener would be torn between the common idiom and the picture of a farmer standing in a farm field. Idioms and puns seldom translate well to other languages, hence, this explanation.
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