1971genocide

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by 1971genocide 12y ago
Yeah, I use this book. Its the most clear book I have ever read for 1-2 year applied Mathematics. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Engineering-Mathematics-K-Stroud/dp/... Theoretical Computer Science is great in my opinion
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by 1971genocide 12y ago
I agree, sublime could have been made open source. But compared to the elephant in the room ( VS ), Sublime is mostly open source ( all its plugins are ). Their core could have been made open source. but I think its an act of self-preservat
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by 1971genocide 12y ago
I agree with your points so much. I am a applied Maths student (currently) and when looking for internships I noticed 80% of them are for CS related stuff. Imagine being me ( 19 years old ), offered a 15K/year job in my first year in u
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by 1971genocide 12y ago
I am just a undergrad maths student but here is my experience: I learnt more about bayesian statistics in my Machine Learning course than I did from my statistics module, reason ? The stat book/course is the most dull nonsense I ever c
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by 1971genocide 12y ago
weight of car would significantly increase, also aerodynamics plays a big role in cars in making them efficient. solar panels would reduce that too.
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by 1971genocide 12y ago
I think as battery tech improves you will not need to worry. Its getting cheaper to own lithium-ion batteries.
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by 1971genocide 12y ago
I have seen peasant art students shell out insane amount of cash for photoshop, etc. Hell a calculus textbook for first year college is cheaper than sublime text. You know software developers are dirt poor ( or really cheap ) when they cann