Slashdot has always been one of my favorite sites and a source of interesting information off the mainstream information sources. You could find real gems in the posts, although sometimes hidden in tons of trolling;-)
Actually Entropy (in the thermodynamic sense) S is NOT measured relative to something but defined as S:= -k_b*SUM_i(p_i*ln(p_i)), k_b being the Bolzmann konstant, p_i the probability of the state i and finally SUM_i the sum over all possible states i (Pretty hard to calculate;-))
Just nitpicking here, doesen't really change any argument above;-)
Have you ever tried to express the wavelength of visible light in the English system ? I guess it would be something like nanofoot... but wait, arent we mixing to different bases now ? As long as you are using an numeric system with base 10 it's clear that this is the system of choice for science. And if we use the same system in normal life stupid errors like this wouldn't happen.
This looks like it would have that problem covered, along with a lot of other concerns like data encryption...
http://www.omnicloud.sit.fraun...
First Post your way to a degree!
Actually you can aim them by choosing your generation process parameters correctly.
Slashdot has always been one of my favorite sites and a source of interesting information off the mainstream information sources. You could find real gems in the posts, although sometimes hidden in tons of trolling ;-)
Good luck with your future.
I like:
http://physicsworld.com/
http://www.physicstoday.org/
They are good a summary of current work but still easy to understand.
Maybe SJ is a beliver in Voodoo and afraid of angry customers ;-)
There is a very nice SCI-FI story about life in strange locations here, it is called "Passages in the Void"
http://localroger.com/revelation-passage/
Sombody asked for some videos of Robosoccer matches, unfortunatly i could not find any of the 2005 World Cup but some nice aolder ones:
/ content/videos.html
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http://www-ds.e-technik.uni-dortmund.de/~robotics
Have fun
Actually Entropy (in the thermodynamic sense) S is NOT measured relative to something but defined as S:= -k_b*SUM_i(p_i*ln(p_i)), k_b being the Bolzmann konstant, p_i the probability of the state i and finally SUM_i the sum over all possible states i (Pretty hard to calculate ;-))
;-)
Just nitpicking here, doesen't really change any argument above
Have you ever tried to express the wavelength of visible light in the English system ? I guess it would be something like nanofoot ... but wait, arent we mixing to different bases now ? As long as you are using an numeric system with base 10 it's clear that this is the system of choice for science. And if we use the same system in normal life stupid errors like this wouldn't happen.