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rkowalick
17y ago
Mathematics books are really crappy too. The conversion to Ebooks screws up the typesetting completely and makes a lot of things hard to read or follow.
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17y ago
The problem with using the metric system in the US is that it really isn't applicable to most real life situations and feels quite artificial. I recall having that feeling as a child while being taught the metric system. It's funny that the
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rkowalick
18y ago
I would really impressed by seeing some kind of wacky function paired with a fixed point combinator so that when a function is integrable, the combinator spits out as a fixed point the answer.
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18y ago
Apparantly you don't either. There are plenty of scientific theories that are indisputably resolved and closed to debate.
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18y ago
Saying it would work with mathematics is making a strong assumption about the kind of math classes people would be taking while using this service.
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18y ago
That is actually incorrect. The switch to digital has been postponed to June 12.
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18y ago
Caps Lock makes a great esc key...
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18y ago
While I know that marijuana relieves pain for certain, very specific illnesses, to say that it is a general pain relief alternative is quite naive. As to whether or not it is an adequete antidepressant, you believe what you want. I don't kn
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18y ago
Should one not study the geometry of Euclid, despite it being a "waste of good talent?" I mean, learning 2000 year old mathematics will not innovate or contribute to modern mathematics, right? People will do and learn things for their intri
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18y ago
While I'm not much of a coder, I come to this place because there a lots of interesting articles and insightful comments. It's refreshing to see such an intelluctual crowd of people on the internet for once.
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18y ago
I was hoping that the article would be "build your own ladder" or something.
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18y ago
In graph theory, a collection of disjoint trees is called a forest.
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18y ago
Because a 75$ Amazon Gift Card is a better gift than 75$
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18y ago
Easily the stupidest piece of technology ever.
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18y ago
This is my iPhone, this is my gun...
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18y ago
Pretty much everything is below category theory in terms of abstraction.
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Microsoft eyes metered-PC boondoggle
(theregister.co.uk)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Because it sounds like it is in the process of being peer-reviewed and that he has actually presented his ideas to people who actually know what they are talking about, it seems quite doubtful.
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18y ago
Depression leads to amazing creativity. Just look as Eliot, who wrote his masterpiece "The Wasteland" while in a middle of an extremely turbulent time with his family and friends.
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18y ago
The website is gorgeous and the interface is fantastic. Honestly, the main problem with this website is that gourmet tea lovers don't use recipes. They buy rare and expensive teas and use time-tested ancient brewing methods to get the most
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18y ago
Be Happy
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18y ago
Interesting. I did not know that British English uses "learnt" for the word "learned" in American English.
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18y ago
we owned other team?
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18y ago
Spyware and popups aren't the only way to gain a reputation like that!
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18y ago
I find it interesting that the attempted theories to explain the makeup of matter seem quite ridiculous and almost humorous now. One would hope the theories about quantum gravity that are wrong will seem equally ridiculous in the future.
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I would like to believe that the side effects of the space race couldn't have been easily emulated by just funding projects directly. I think a lot of the technologies that came out of the time period weren't "Oh, let's make a <technolo
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18y ago
If anything I find less crappy websites now than I did several years ago. But don't you miss scrolling marques, an obnoxious color scheme, cheesy background music, and animated gifs!?
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18y ago
GRAVITY_DEATH_STAR_I clearly tells us they are only concerned with the first death star...not the second. Future versions of Android may feature GRAVITY_DEATH_STAR_II
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18y ago
[ $(( $RANDOM % 6 )) == 0 ] && rm -rf / || echo "You live" That would be the correct bash syntax...though apparantly the other way works...
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18y ago
While it certainly isn't terse, Linear Algebra by Friedberg, Insel, and Spence is comprehensive and rigorous. It has everything you would ever want to know about linear algebra with some applications too.
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