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hhm
19y ago
From Argentina.
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Why $20 for a paper?
(backreaction.blogspot.com)
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hhm
19y ago
I saved it on my delicious to read it later, and then I found it was gone. I really what I read on the article first so now it's a pity if I can't read it. I wish it'll be back soon.
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hhm
19y ago
Very interesting, thanks for this information!
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Wed, 27 Feb 2008 Uniquely-decodable codes
(blog.plover.com)
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Academic Science Isn't That Bad
(scienceblogs.com)
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Notes From a Meeting with Warren Buffett
(undergroundvalue.blogspot.com)
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hhm
19y ago
Oh, I might have been wrong, thanks for your reply.
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An introduction to Solitons
(math.cofc.edu)
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Scott Aaronson reply to "Don't become a scientist!"
(scottaaronson.com)
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19y ago
Why independent?
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19y ago
"Female Mathematician"?? Sophie Germain deserves the use of her own name, as much as you wouldn't say "Male Mathematician" to refer to Fermat. Sophie Germain was one of the greatest mathematicians of all times.
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hhm
19y ago
Thanks for the insightful reply.
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hhm
19y ago
math.reddit and science.reddit should be considered exceptions as well I think.
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Web 2.0 in South America: Palermo Valley is real
(blog.popego.com)
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New Research Result: Cold Boot Attacks on Disk Encryption
(freedom-to-tinker.com)
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Extracting Square Roots with pencil and paper
(qnet.fi)
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hhm
19y ago
Not web related but: I have used it for game development in many proyects and it was fantastic.
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19y ago
I was suspicious, but I read MySQL's page on licensing and that seems to be true. I'm quite shocked about it, I thought you were free to use MySQL in non-open products without having to buy their commercial license.
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Oscilloscope Fun and Games
(waxy.org)
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19y ago
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Misreading Scoble on Microsoft cry
(scobleizer.com)
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19y ago
Did he really? I thought he just proposed an improvement to it or something like that.
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Device mimics black hole event horizon
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Greg Chaitin on the Berry Paradox
(umcs.maine.edu)
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The least interesting number
(blog.plover.com)
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19y ago
Mostly, I don't. I was watching almost 0 tv when somebody gave me some Lost Dvds and then I started seeing that. But apart from Lost, I don't see tv. I don't like it... it's very, very boring. But I like going to the cinema (and I like seei
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Find it with Google; buy it with Google Checkout
(checkout.google.com)
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19y ago
Opera + Flash 9 in Linux. I've tried in Firefox + Flash 7 in Linux too and it's somewhat messy there too. In both setups the ads appear and disappear at strange times when I move the mouse, not just when I enter the Flash area.
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hhm
19y ago
I agree with this one. Btw, I liked the site.
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hhm
19y ago
Buenísimo!
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