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by pencil 14y ago
I like this thread very much. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=663791
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Would like to learn relativity theory
1 points by pencil 15y ago|1 comments
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by pencil 15y ago
i think i found the solution http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/59526/symmetry-with-...
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Symmetry of graphs
1 points by pencil 15y ago|3 comments
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Hyperbolic sine of x
1 points by pencil 15y ago|0 comments
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C-source code
5 points by pencil 15y ago|5 comments
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by pencil 15y ago
Congragulations again.I'am a beginner c programmer and i don't intend to learn anything other than c and c++.I'am crazy about low level coding like firmware and device driver development.If i was in your shoes i would go for the other one,n
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Algebra books
2 points by pencil 16y ago|0 comments
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by pencil 16y ago
yes i now have an quintic equation.now i can use any method to solve for 'x'. thank you
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Ask HN:help with algebraic equation
2 points by pencil 16y ago|4 comments
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Working for defence companies
1 points by pencil 16y ago|0 comments
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by pencil 16y ago
too good..i've added it to my favorites.
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by pencil 16y ago
abstraction of...ya go on i realy want to know what's beneath that if there is. would be very happy if you could recommend a book which goes so deep.(deeper then that preferebly!!)
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Humans will be able to back up their brain (dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by pencil 16y ago|0 comments
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Reading euclid's elements
1 points by pencil 16y ago|0 comments
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by pencil 16y ago
hey..has it got to do with fractal geometry? just curious.
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by pencil 16y ago
hey that's a very good point.i've heard NSA makes it's own CPU,memory etc..is that true??
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by pencil 16y ago
no this isn't stupid.
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by pencil 16y ago
i know even i used to hate formal proofs!!!i assumed this might have a formal proof by not knowing that this property is based on informal reasoning. (but i personally like formal proofs!!!!!)
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by pencil 16y ago
oh ya..that looks like a formal proof!!!!!!!!!
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by pencil 16y ago
well..this gives the definition of real numbers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_numbers..but doesn't mention even a single bit about the truthfullness of the properties of realnumbers.(to be honest i'am not in a position to come out wit
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by pencil 16y ago
we are in the same page !!!!
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Ask HN:properties of real numbers
2 points by pencil 16y ago|12 comments
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Ask HN:Math Books
2 points by pencil 16y ago|2 comments
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by pencil 16y ago
ah.that's a wise explanation .i even realised that it's just a fundamental law and not a theorem.anyways you made it clear.
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by pencil 16y ago
ya you may be right...let me do some research on real numbers and it's properties and then get back to you!!!!
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Ask HN:Transitivity property of real numbers
3 points by pencil 16y ago|5 comments
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by pencil 16y ago
i'am sick of hearing google's interview process.a company like google with kickass problem solvers should not hire a person based on his fucked up SAT scores{to me it sounds like sad scores!!} it has to be purely based on talent,his aptitu
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by pencil 16y ago
ok people ..can someone tell me what is that circular "thing" that surrounds the aircraft as the plane crosses the sound barrier? is that moisture or something? if yes how does it occur? an explanation on this would would really fulfill my
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by pencil 16y ago
hey pixcavator!!i'am impressed with your cources.But what exactly is computer vision? i'am a newbie to this.i recently developed an interest in math

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