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is there something particular about Numb3rs that applies to this discussion? Yes, it enumerates real-world applications of mathematics in fields other than Physics/Chemistry, of which you said you were skeptical. This is mainly beca
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Thoughts on banning encryption
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I am highly skeptical whenever I see people trying to apply deep mathematics outside physics and chemistry I don't understand exactly what you mean by deep mathematics but you should watch Numb3rs. And before I get yelled at for re
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https://github.com/philelauria/PersonifyApp
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Personify.js – JS Library That Integrates IBM Watson and the Twitter API
(personifyjs.github.io)
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Personify.js – JS Library That Integrates IBM Watson and the Twitter API
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How speakers make sound
(animagraffs.com)
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sigh http://www.army.mil/
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This book was recommended to me as extremely detail-oriented, and extremely detail-oriented it was! Fun, engrossing and really entertaining, specially if you are a KSP fan like myself. I have added it to my list of books to inspire my kids.
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Selenium it is, then.
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Brilliant! What about an "Unlike all" button?
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tautology? Seems like the HN community abhors rigour.
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Not all middle schools around the world have computers for student use, let alone internet access.
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Microsoft ditching IE in Windows 10
(dailymail.co.uk)
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Naming Things
(24ways.org)
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It already said "Acoustic"[0] ;) 0. = "Definitely not in a vacuum"
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CERN 60 Public Computing Challenge
(test4theory.cern.ch)
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When I am feeling good, I train a lot. When I feel bad, I don’t bother. I can definitely relate to that when it comes to my studies, too bad it's not yielding any good results.
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Millennials Aren’t Lazy, They’re Fucked
(medium.com)
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It is an April Fools' video, nothing to see here.
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Bret Victor: The Utopian UI Architect
(medium.com)
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Are you studying in the US? No, Tunisia, 2nd year of CPGE (Maths/Physics), French curriculum. What's different about these four? It's just the names, what matters is the equations themselves I believe, the names only refl
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when even the math wasn't fully formed You'd be surprised by how much of today's used mathematics is actually "old". I mean most of it (even the mathematics of electromagnetism) hasn't changed since the 19th
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What a coincidence, earlier today we studied these equations in class, only we used different names: Maxwell-Faraday equation. Maxwell-Gauss equation. Maxwell-flux equation. Maxwell-Ampère equation.
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The Science of Politely Ending a Conversation
(fastcodesign.com)
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DDoS?
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Flettner airplane
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Well, you have certainly proven that one must take anything on Wikipedia with a grain of salt. Kudos. However the point that medieval gives the false impression that Al-Kāshī was a European astronomer still stands but unlike what you sugg
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So using it for other regions is common Given that these regions are "having similarities in social and military development". I was suggesting that the use of the term may not have been accurate given the fact Iran was differen
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I might stand corrected, BUT: "The Middle Ages was a period in Western history spanning the time from the 5th to the 16th century"[0] and "Middle Ages, the European historical period from the 5th to the 15th century (476-14
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