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   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   Math's hyperlink: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Angle.html
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   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   Knowing what language we're working in is enough to know that's exactly what that _math_ says, too. You don't expect to understand Java after learning PHP, and you don't expect to understand a Topology paper after learning Algebra. "C x A"
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   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   That's totally unreadable. What is 'f'? Did you mean reducedNoethereianSubschemeTransformer?
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   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   What's that, we should write math in a language that computers can understand? Knuth did that: \frac{\frac{1}{x}+\frac{1}{y}}{y-z} And thank Don, he made the computer output something human readable.
5. 185.▲
   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   Liebniz was a mathematician. Newton was a member of the Royal Academy. They communicated with each other.
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   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   You contradict yourself: > the natural way of programming is to define relations (functions) on a small number of core data structures. ... > ... And that information is embodied in its type If you encode information in type, you w
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   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   Bias: """ The “Diet Coke” was a bit of a disaster. Not only was the “fake” easily identifiable, but it tasted pretty bad. No one on the team would be happy to have the homemade version replace our real Diet Coke, no matter how much money we
8. 188.▲
   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   Wow, I gave jgc credit for the non-obnoxious title, and then I realized that the title is obnoxious, but the HN gods improved it.
9. 189.▲
   by trhtrsh 14y ago

   For that case, we would all need his password on the server hosting his mail.
10. 190.▲
    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    " Otherwise, everything would have been TELNET protocol in the 1970s, and HTTP protocol today." And yet, here we are, and everything has become HTTP.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Please read about hospice. It's a fascinating concept, and one of the greatest services that can be performed to someone facing death. Everyone should understand it, so avoid causing undue pain and suffering (of both the physical and mental
12. 192.▲
    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    https://www.google.com/search?q=hedwig+and+the+angry+inch
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    "My friends call me Beth."
14. 194.▲
    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    And Larry Page was just bored and wanted to customize search results.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    You don't need to buy one, there are lots of mail order printing services, and local services in big cities.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Fixing bugs in widely used Unix software, maintaining compatibility with the existing related components and promoting cross-platform portability, for the benefit of thousands of future users, and documenting the experience as an educationa
17. 197.▲
    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    You paid someone to tell you and XP is an exponential function of Level? Every game since D&D in 1974 (and probably earlier) has had that. Heck, the human ear has an exponential relationship between air pressure and perceived loudness
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Yes, every case has an activist judge -- according to the losing side in that case.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    "affects interstate commerce" is anything , as has been shown time and time again by the Federal government. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wickard_v._Filburn and subsequent cases: producing a product on your own, and thereby not engagin
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    There are different laws for concealed carry vs open carry, and "brandishing" a weapon is a crime. It is very much a relevant issue to determine the context in which a gun is mentioned. Connecting a firearm mention to an otherwise unrelated
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    moot doesn't have a trademark on "moot", and "moot" does not appear anywhere in the 4chan branding. It's a guy's nickname on a forum.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    " you have a community of scientist that can talk about the data and if something sucks, it can get called out." This is the entire justification for credible journals in the first place. You can't wish non-credible journals out of existenc
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Patrick's other projects are the self-education, credibility-development, and marketing for his consulting business. He is not going to retire a millionaire on bingo cards and appointment reminders.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Those people (and their employers) are the worst. They stand on the street begging like your average panhandler, but they are FAR more aggressive, making psychological warfare on passersby, and they are basically stealing from the charity r
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    > product 70% as food as yours, Sounds like modern agribusiness.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Hey, experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.
27. 207.▲
    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    No it's not. Discounts are still governed by rent laws. It's just a standard 1-month free signup discount followed by annual increases.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Or, Lawyer did read the fine print, then is savvy enough to sue and publicly drum up clients.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    Blatantly sensationalized headline, packed with 1 incorrect capitalization, 1 misleading ministry title, 1 misquote, and 1 completely made up false fact: #1 on HN.
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    by trhtrsh 14y ago

    I love that half the comments here say to wipe first, and the other half say to wet first.