tiki12revolt

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A Serious Push for Free College in California(thenation.com)
1 points by tiki12revolt 9y ago|0 comments
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California Senate Approves Net Neutrality Law in Defiance of FCC(arstechnica.com)
7 points by tiki12revolt 9y ago|0 comments
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by tiki12revolt 9y ago
because that's how it was built [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethereum#Ether_supply_increase...
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by tiki12revolt 9y ago
> there are now a "glut" of PhD's that are far outpacing the very limited # of academic positions. Professors have very little incentive to practice academic `birth control`.
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by tiki12revolt 9y ago
Oy vey.
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by tiki12revolt 16y ago
Or, why I spent ten years in an attic on a silly proof. It was something like ten years Andrew Wiles spent on it, wasn't it?
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by tiki12revolt 16y ago
No idea actually, but it was something he mentioned the first day of class. He introduced it as "K, the second difference matrix, and my favorite". That was good enough for us.
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by tiki12revolt 16y ago
My friends and I love Gilbert Strang. So much so, that last year during his 18.085 class we made him cup-cakes for his birthday. (see: http://www-math.mit.edu/~gs/PIX/cupcakematrixtxt.jpg ).
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by tiki12revolt 16y ago
I'm not exactly sure that is true. If they have a brake mount and at least one brake, they are street legal. Do you have a source for your assertion?
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by tiki12revolt 16y ago
Not necessary. It depends on your perspective. Israel, the Koreas, Cuba (from an American perspective), etc...
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by tiki12revolt 16y ago
lurker? (i.e. graduate student or other?)
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More is less(web.mit.edu)
29 points by tiki12revolt 16y ago|4 comments
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by tiki12revolt 18y ago
assuming we take SpaceX on their word, that the "Falcon 1 is the world’s lowest cost per flight to orbit of a production rocket", and take the cost and payload weight right of the website, then for a 1010 kg payload at $9.1M, that works out
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by tiki12revolt 18y ago
Employing high-altitude balloons to cut down on launch costs is potential feasible, as traditional launches can run into the tens of thousands of dollars (or more) per lb. One potential problem with going small on the rover end is that the
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by tiki12revolt 19y ago
I dont think the question was intended to be phrased in regards to 'physical' needs, but I understand and agree with your intent. I would also have to second the vote for soy protein.
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by tiki12revolt 19y ago
IMHO, so much nicer than emacs + SLIME. but really I never liked emacs. (no flame intended).
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by tiki12revolt 19y ago
like this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khoisan_languages I only remember it from the movie 'The Gods Must be Crazy' that took place among Bushman Tribes
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by tiki12revolt 19y ago
4chan? I dont think 4chan is one of the strangest communities on the web. It is where all horrible memes spring from and go to die.
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The Web is inherently an inadequate application development platform.(pinderkent.blogsavy.com)
3 points by tiki12revolt 19y ago|3 comments
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by tiki12revolt 19y ago
that was what I was wondering myself. I found that site especially interesting because of them.
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by tiki12revolt 19y ago
Utility may count more (I would tend to agree with that), but at least some people will wonder why one product works 'so much better' than all the rest when it just came out of the woodworks.
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Craigslist Google Maps Mashup(mullinslab2.ucsf.edu)
7 points by tiki12revolt 19y ago|5 comments