tsilva

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   by tsilva 9y ago

   > Definition and equality are really the same thing. [...] So the only difference is [...]. An interesting way of justifying how two things are really the same thing, that is, by acknowledging their difference. The point is that the poin
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   by tsilva 9y ago

   This was huge in Brazil, too, at the time. Though with some setbacks, when aired in open/FTA networks. For example, the multi-part episodes were cut down (i.e. destroyed) as a single episode -- we only discovered they were actually two
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   by tsilva 9y ago

   Another example is what happened when Linux moved to 3.0; some programs expected a 2.x version, or even 2.6.x, these programs were clearly buggy, as they should check that the version is greater than 2.x, however, the bugs were already the
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   by tsilva 9y ago

   - "We are better then you are. We have better stuff..." - "You don't get it, Steve. That doesn't matter!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBri-xgYvHQ
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   by tsilva 10y ago

   > I had no idea where to start interpreting the notation other than maybe attending a class to get the proper starter culture. More than anything, I think this is the main reason why studying many subfield of mathematics is so difficult,
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   by tsilva 14y ago

   1: the "99%" you're looking at are jobs on a specific niche that uses technology to bounce information from one place to another and display them, mostly known as IT jobs. 2: Hard problems are everywhere. Literally. Even in those "99%" jobs