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There's nothing that can't be solved by some version of the implicit function theorem
by RBerenguel 9y ago
There's nothing that can't be solved by some version of the implicit function theorem
- KGIII 9y agoI used to drink, a lot. My then wife would take me to fancy parties where we ate things I can't pronounce and I pretended to care about the appropriate cutlery. She'd introduce me as Dr. KGIII and, sure enough, I was asked medical questions. More than once have I drunkenly handed out bad medical advice.
- NotQuantum 9y agoI wonder if you can get sued for malpractice if you're a math doctor. They'd need proof either way.
- KGIII 9y agoI will not be baited into math puns. At HN, going off on a tangent is frowned upon.