JoeCamel

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by JoeCamel 14y ago
your thoughts never reference me i should be marked-and-swept but there is nobody to collect me i am a soul leak
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by JoeCamel 14y ago
Maybe this awesome illustration by Travis Pitts gives a good picture of how people see Tesla http://www.flickr.com/photos/zom-bot/7227505456/sizes/o/in/p... :)
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by JoeCamel 14y ago
Yes, Galois is also a great example of fictionalization. "Genius and Biographers: The Fictionalization of Evariste Galois" http://www.physics.princeton.edu/~trothman/galois.html
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by JoeCamel 14y ago
"The recent war" (1991-1995), or Croatian War of Independence, was a mess and things like that happened. It doesn't mean anything. In Croatian schools, they always say Tesla was Serbian and born in Croatian territory. Both Croatians and Ser
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by JoeCamel 14y ago
Johnny Lee has written a short post about Ceres: http://procrastineering.blogspot.se/2012/05/today-sameer-aga... "If I find the time, I might try to post some tutorials on using Ceres. Because I believe this is one of the most powerful to
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by JoeCamel 14y ago
I think "multiple independent PeerConnection" will enable, in some way, multi-party chat. And over each PeerConnection you can have multiple streams (e.g. audio/video and data stream for something else).
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by JoeCamel 15y ago
Genius and Biographers: The Fictionalization of Evariste Galois by Tony Rothman http://www.physics.princeton.edu/~trothman/galois.html "This article is an attempt to sift some of the facts of Galois's life from the embroidery. It will not
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by JoeCamel 15y ago
Two ideas. Maybe some people would like only to draw or only to describe doodles. Though I don't know how this would affect the game. And a troll button for marking intentional chain-breakers. If enough people mark the troll then you could
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by JoeCamel 16y ago
It's used in the course "Abstract Algebra" (Harvard). Lecture videos are available: http://www.extension.harvard.edu/openlearning/math222/ Benedict Gross is a great lecturer and I recommend watching them.
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by JoeCamel 16y ago
No, there actually are problems in "NP-intermediate" class (if P!=NP) although they are artificial. :) And, of course you are right, for many other problems researchers suspect they might be in NPI. See http://cstheory.stackexchange.com/qu
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by JoeCamel 16y ago
List of interpreters implemented in JavaScript for various languages would be also nice. I think they can be useful for educational purposes i.e. writing interactive materials on the web.
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by JoeCamel 16y ago
R and language of TeX. They are not on the list.