Vargas

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by Vargas 16y ago
> I can speak as intelligently about code as any HNer The level of technical discussion in HN is very low. Either HNers are not knowledgeable or is just that they/we don't use this forum for in deep technical discussion.
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by Vargas 16y ago
Narcissism of small differences. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissism_of_small_differences
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by Vargas 16y ago
You mean you don't have groupies?
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by Vargas 16y ago
C++ with QT or wxWidgets is highly portable. http://www.wxwidgets.org/
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by Vargas 16y ago
C++ and QT http://qt.nokia.com/
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by Vargas 16y ago
ITER http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITER
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by Vargas 16y ago
If you are running Java or compatible, I recommend JPPF: http://www.jppf.org/
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by Vargas 16y ago
Where is PA?
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by Vargas 16y ago
Join a financial institution and get very well paid before finishing. This is the easiest way to fail your Ph.D.
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by Vargas 16y ago
Some non conventional computers [1][2] do exponential space in polynomial time. [1] Lipton, R. DNA solution of hard computational problems. Science 268 (1995), 542-545. [2] Head, T. Aqueous Solutions of Algorithmic Problems: Emphasizing Kni
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by Vargas 16y ago
Hi, yes, I made it non-conmutative to make it a little bit more difficult, I think you don't get to see a non conmutative algebra in high school, it was a way to take her out of her comfort area. However you made a sligth mistake with the s
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by Vargas 16y ago
Out of my experience, you only 'get' math when your boss gives you a paper on a subject you have absolutely no clue and says: "I want this implemented in our system by next week" :-P On a more serious note: Other people have recommended ver
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by Vargas 16y ago
> it's normal to not be able to derive proofs on your own without seeing them beforehand I STRONGLY disagree. Let's address this with an example: "Two planes are either parallel or they intersect in a line" Someone who just finished h
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by Vargas 16y ago
Pick something "easy" (high school trigonometry did the trick for me) and try to understand it completely. Don't look at hte formulas or the proofs, just look at the problem space itself. You have a circle with radius=1 centered in (0,0). D
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Ask HN: Why U.S. people dislike Nokia?
60 points by Vargas 16y ago|57 comments
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by Vargas 18y ago
Yes, in London.
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by Vargas 18y ago
Hum... It is not that they (we) are leaving, it is more like they (we) are not even going. I'm a Spaniard, I have worked in five different countries in Europe and Latin America. I'm currently settled in the U.K. I have worked as a consultan