killaken2000

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by killaken2000 8y ago
Can an 8 bit calculator display/operate on numbers bigger than 2^8?
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by killaken2000 8y ago
It's not the derivative of distance vs time that matters but the integral of acceleration.
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by killaken2000 9y ago
it's the top-level domain for Anguilla
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by killaken2000 9y ago
Are you sure. They do seem to be pretty close https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/intelligence-histor...
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by killaken2000 9y ago
To me you'd get a better response from Linus if your patch wasn't some corporate garbage with ulterior motives. If the person who posted the patch had actually offered a solution that wasn't a pile of crap then there could be
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by killaken2000 9y ago
I think the main idea is that you can do little quick easy things that can have a big impact in the long run. On the way to your next class think about the lesson is there anything you've learned that you didn't know? In what ways
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by killaken2000 9y ago
I totally agree. The naysayers aren't convinced that my designs for an interstellar pogo stick are viable. They just don't get my vision. Sure, there are some specifics to iron out and maybe it won't work but at least I'
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by killaken2000 9y ago
I have yard stick that I divided into groups of 10 it works pretty well. for example my foot is 25 centiyards.
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by killaken2000 10y ago
or "writing" instead of wiring
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by killaken2000 10y ago
Are you an American citizen and did you know the language before you went. I would be interested to know what the process was to move from the US to France for a PhD.
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by killaken2000 10y ago
Are you an American citizen and did you know the language before you went. I would be interested to know what the process was to move from the US to the Netherlands for a PhD.
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by killaken2000 10y ago
Well that is just what I was told. Another possible reason is that it is much easier to let MyMathLab grade everything and then spit out a grade at the end of the semester. Though I'm the one paying $140 for a license code.
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by killaken2000 10y ago
Some professors in US colleges are focused on research and publishing. Their pay and whether or not they get tenure is based somewhat on the amount of research they have published and the amount of grants they have gotten. So teaching isn&#
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by killaken2000 10y ago
My "Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers" class had 600 people in it and my "Intro to Programming" had another 600 people. I've been told that with the amount of students it wouldn't be possible to grade stuf
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by killaken2000 10y ago
I don't know if I explained it very well but I'll try to improve a bit. The homework in large classes that have hundreds of students are usually graded online on the book publishers website. For example Pearson publishes a Calculu
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by killaken2000 10y ago
If it weren't for the online codes it would be a lot easier to get through college without purchasing textbooks. The books are easy to find but the most of the cost has been shifted to the online codes. Most of the early math/phys
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by killaken2000 10y ago
Part of the problem is with the codes that are required for homework. A class that I'm taking right now has a code for $110 and a code and textbook for $135. So the textbook isn't really worth very much secondhand. The code is the