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Ask HN: Conditional statements with Python nested lists
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by zeynel1 16y ago
http://www.python.org/doc/essays/ppt/acm-ws/sld043.htm
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Ask HN: Python, C and Arc
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I applaud this initiative! Years ago I wrote a blog post with a similar idea. http://science1.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/is-calculus-a-dead-...
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What's happening with Arc?(stackoverflow.com)
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Is functional programming relevant to web development?(stackoverflow.com)
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Richard Branson: Having fun should be an essential part of your business(entrepreneur.com)
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A traffic light with three different color-changing LEDs(fastcodesign.com)
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Backer of Twitter, Foursquare, and Etsy Dishes on 3-D Printing Revolution(fastcodesign.com)
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Business models on the web(digitalenterprise.org)
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by zeynel1 16y ago
Nice idea. Can you also talk in more detail about how you integrated the Thesaurus API into GAE?
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A collection of awesome Google-related projects from people around the world(goollery.org)
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Under the covers of the App Engine Datastore(snarfed.org)
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Tinkering with Google App Engine (March 2009)(macresearch.org)
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Estimating achievement from fame(arxiv.org)
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Is This Wall Climb Possible?(wired.com)
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Interview with Harold Lewis by Finn Aaserud in Santa Barbara, CA 6 July 1986(aip.org)
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From the resignation letter: "How different it is now. The giants no longer walk the earth, and the money flood has become the raison d'être of much physics research, the vital sustenance of much more, and it provides the support for untold
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by zeynel1 16y ago
Why?
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"to focus on the immaterial instead of the material." "the Eastern and Western perspectives are starting to become one" I don't know if Buddhism assumes a material world, but Western world's assumption of a material world goes back to Newt
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"this is a confusion about the meaning of a word (namely, "physics")" I agree; http://science1.wordpress.com/2008/03/30/definition-of-physi... "physics" is a pun; and this is how physicists like it.
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"I think this is semantics" Of course; semantics refers to meaning of words; obviously disagreement between two parties will be about the meaning of words. Probably, you mean "polemics." Physicists are professional doctors of philosophy; by
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by zeynel1 16y ago
"you can say that sin(x) = x" Yes, this is the small angle approximation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small-angle_approximation and also the example I gave above: 3 points on a sin curve may be considered a straight line or a curved line;
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"Consider a function(aka curve)..." Thank you for this answer and I apologize for the ambiguity in my question, especially, regarding the word "curve." By "curve" I meant "curved line" or even more precisely, a "curved line without a gap."
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Some answers in stackexchange too: http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/6136/is-there-a-math...
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Thanks. This looks exactly like an "application" of my putative theorem. The trapezoidal theorem assumes that straight line and curved line are the same thing with different curvature (I think); the way a circle and ellipse are the same fig
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by zeynel1 16y ago
Tangent and secant converge to the same [point] but as far as I understand this is not a statement about the equivalence of the curved and straight lines. By this I mean something like Archimedes's method of exhaustion http://en.wikipedia.
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Thank you! Is it correct to say that the definition of the derivative states the equivalence of the secant and tangent lines? I am looking for a theorem that states the equivalence of curved and straight lines. Does this make sense?
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Ask HN: A calculus theorem question?
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I understand your point; but myth_drannon was saying that research on graphene is more engineering than physics. I know that engineering and physics overlap; but not sure if this research is engineering or physics; or who decides which is w

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