gremble

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by gremble 9y ago
Oh. I can program. I've done two university courses using C++. I've taught myself haskell using Haskell Book and for my numerical analysis course I reimplemented all the matlab that we had to do in Julia and Python. A different po
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by gremble 9y ago
I am going to share a secret with you, I am not all that clever either. I just substitute it with stubborn doggedness to figure out a problem, a willingness to be wrong often and a slight dash of creativity. This has so far made me reasonab
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by gremble 9y ago
Of all the great replies I've gotten, this one has arguably alleviated my concerns the most.
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by gremble 9y ago
I guess not employability as much as hoping someone will pay me to solve problems with mathematics with ideally some interesting problems thrown in. I majored in pure and applied mathematics and I am fully aware the no one is going to ask m
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by gremble 9y ago
This was very informative, thanks. I am perusing postgraduate studies. I've been accepted into an Honours degree in Applied Mathematics so I am not hanging up my academic hat yet. My reason for asking the question is two-fold: some bad
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165 points by gremble 9y ago|142 comments
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by gremble 11y ago
> To perform the “Branch if 0” part of the operation, we would like to guide this monstar into the appropriate Branch gadget. To do this, build a room that catches all monstars leaving the counter. This room should consist of a f
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by gremble 11y ago
I could use some guidance, as I seem to have gotten lost. The implementation of the counter is IO (the levers that Tim pulls), ADD, SUB (branch if 0), M1 (the counter).. and then M2. M2 is the counter that holds the monsters as they are sub