tkzzbneig

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by tkzzbneig 8y ago
Unity is very commonly despised in the Linux community. Some do like it, but to form your opinion of Linux DE usability based on that one experience isn't fair. Try Linux Mint for all the ease of Ubuntu in terms of setup and bundled
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by tkzzbneig 9y ago
Yes. I'm not sure why you seem to think I don't. There are times when you need to do something conceptually like having a list of things of similar, but different kind. There are different ways to go about this. Briefly mention
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by tkzzbneig 9y ago
Okay, sure, if you want to get into the nitty gritty, that's fine. But I just wanted to provide a high level overview of how putting differently-sized structs into a vector can be problematic. Sure, ignorance, whatever. Indeed. That
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by tkzzbneig 9y ago
It's important to note that in C++ you can easily run into problems with what you're describing: structs (objects) with different sizes being put into a vector. You may very well get the program to compile, but then run into odd
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by tkzzbneig 9y ago
Am I correct in understanding that it's not that intuition is invalid, but that it's insufficient for communicating a proof to another mathematician. What I believe to be true is that a solid intuitive proof will be sound, but not
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by tkzzbneig 9y ago
Number theory's as good a place to start as any. You'll learn proof techniques and see a lot of notation in contexts that require varying amounts of background knowledge. It's feasible that an undergrad intro class would be