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by jonsen 11y ago
Do you think he believes it will get him elected?
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by jonsen 11y ago
[1] Stephen Wolfram is missing. But I guess he is too far out.
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by jonsen 11y ago
Also the Kindle sample is long enough (which unfornunately is not always the case) to give you a reasonable impression.
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by jonsen 11y ago
Professors make the subject of study their profession of exercise. That's not at all their assignment in lectures. It is to help the students pursue the profession of the subject. The professor's profession of exercise in class is
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by jonsen 11y ago
And? Or? Not!
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by jonsen 11y ago
Utilising the ability of protein like molecules to self structure?
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by jonsen 11y ago
Read the Introduction, Our Philosophy in the new edition linked to by Apanatshka.
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by jonsen 11y ago
I've seen the Exit symbol. It was green as opposed to the red No Entry.
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by jonsen 11y ago
It really is pretty obvious, "O" represents a closed circuit, and "|" represents an open circuit, oh wait ...
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by jonsen 11y ago
Thank you. I think that. In fact I know several people who holds that point of view.
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by jonsen 11y ago
It didn't do neither hex nor octal.
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by jonsen 11y ago
So could any transit server.
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by jonsen 11y ago
It is a learning tool. Handy to have on a mobile device. Learn while commuting for example.
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by jonsen 11y ago
"Specifically, the term command is used in imperative computer languages. These languages are called this, because statements in these languages are usually written in a manner similar to the imperative mood used in many natural langua
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by jonsen 11y ago
Why not use this for long distance? Wouldn't it result in cheaper "railway" construction?
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by jonsen 11y ago
If the cabin is hinged, allowing for lateral movements caused by centrifugal forces, it could go pretty fast through relatively short radius curves.
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by jonsen 11y ago
Wouldn't Clutch be a better name? I mean if you litterally mean mechanical.
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by jonsen 11y ago
In the same sense that running out of stack space compiling a human generated program is a bug in the programmer.
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by jonsen 11y ago
Running out of stack space compiling a machine generated program would be a bug in the automatic source code generator then.
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by jonsen 11y ago
There is normally no deep recursion in compiling a program. The compiler would recurse over recursive program constructs, like nested if statements. Programmers normally do not nest constructs very deep.
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by jonsen 11y ago
It wasn't RPN: "The HP-01 was Hewlett-Packard's first algebraic calculator."
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by jonsen 11y ago
There are things you learn in school. There are things you don't learn in school. Some of the things you don't learn in school are important. If school takes all a child's resources important things will not be learned. Schoo
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by jonsen 11y ago
Well, did they in fact improve human condition? They probably had lots of engineering talent, with a drive to improve too, but they lacked the nescessary science to provide proper methods. Calculus means a lot i industrial engineering. And
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by jonsen 11y ago
If you want to go further: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Read_a_Book
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by jonsen 11y ago
1 * n = n m * n = (m-1) * n + n
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by jonsen 11y ago
3 bundle x 5 banana/bundle = 5x3 bundlexbanana/bundle = 5 bundle x 3 banana/bundle = 15 banana
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by jonsen 11y ago
And this is the right way. If you consider that left and right are mechanic robot movements taking considerable time then start: left skipNext goto start continue: left goto continue might not gain any appreciable speedup.
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by jonsen 11y ago
Timing of the left command would depend on robot mechanics, not the processor clock.
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by jonsen 11y ago
Don't start a rat race.
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by jonsen 11y ago
I don't think Dijkstra denies the possibility of "A picture is worth a thousand words". He just says that the opposite is certainly true, and warns against the habit of relying on pictures.

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