...that these proofs will not be solved using conventional methods, but they will eventually be solved using SMALL PROGRAMS with SIMPLE RULES. These rules can be run on a simple computer using my program, Mathematica. Easy!
Either that, or you can solve them by buying REAL ESTATE with NO MONEY DOWN! or by placing SMALL ADS in NEWSPAPERS with your own 900 NUMBER!!!!!
Matter and energy are governed by the same conservation law and are different forms of the same thing. E=mc^2, right?
So when you "annihilate" matter using antimatter, you're not removing it from the universe, you're turning into pure energy, which is just another of its forms. The system is closed; nothing is lost.
As for spontaneous particle-anti-particle pairs, that's more to do with zero-point fluctuation and things like Hawking radiation.
I don't know. I've always has a slight problem with Felleisen and Friedman's Q&A method. That and the fact that the book tends towards "10 uses of recursion" as opposed to Scheme.
You don't go to MIT for a strong humanities program. You can go to the school up Chuck River for that.
You go to MIT to learn HOW to think technically. It's not important what you know, but how you digest and use scientific information. This is difficult to obtain from course materials alone.
Think of it as being a chef and going to France. You are probably a damn good cook before hand, but until you have that something "extra", whether it be French attitudes or the ability to finish a Unified Engineering problem set in one overnight session, you'll never be as good as someone who's been there.
And BTW, I've used Reversible Computing at my job. Then again, I am in research.
OK. The original name of Fishkill is 'Vis Kill', which is Dutch for "Fish Stream". It was governed by the British, but many of the first settlers were Dutch. You can see many uses of the word under debate ("kill") in many of the other place names in the NYC area, such as Peekskill ("Peek's Steam") and Kill van Kull.
Check out:
http://www.fishkill-ny.org/com.html
Next time, don't come to a kife fight armed with a hangnail.
I was under the impression that "Real Genius" was set in a euphemism for CalTech (Pacific Tech!?) but was based upon MIT shenannigans.
Lord knows enough of that stuff went on when I was there. (Working Phone Booth on the Great Dome, anyone?)
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"Elbow deep inside the borderline..."
"Show me that you love me and that we belong together..."
Yes, but their cuts were nice and disinfected!
...that these proofs will not be solved using conventional methods, but they will eventually be solved using SMALL PROGRAMS with SIMPLE RULES. These rules can be run on a simple computer using my program, Mathematica. Easy!
Either that, or you can solve them by buying REAL ESTATE with NO MONEY DOWN! or by placing SMALL ADS in NEWSPAPERS with your own 900 NUMBER!!!!!
"Too bad they don't know you like I do, Belloq."
"Yes, too bad. You could warn them...if only you spoke Hovitos."
Yeah, but all three degrees of his are from Course 6, so someone there's to blame...
Of course, they're probably all dead now...
Only if it was Vogon poetry...
Go here, and be illuminated.
Yeah, then he flipped over like a dead goat.
What an anticlimax...
...Stallman's been there?
Now, now.
Matter and energy are governed by the same conservation law and are different forms of the same thing. E=mc^2, right?
So when you "annihilate" matter using antimatter, you're not removing it from the universe, you're turning into pure energy, which is just another of its forms. The system is closed; nothing is lost.
As for spontaneous particle-anti-particle pairs, that's more to do with zero-point fluctuation and things like Hawking radiation.
That, and Kuro5hin's still down...
Aaaaagh! Mine eyes! I cannot see! It burns us!
I don't know. I've always has a slight problem with Felleisen and Friedman's Q&A method. That and the fact that the book tends towards "10 uses of recursion" as opposed to Scheme.
Sigh. Young'uns.
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs>
by Abelson and Sussman
Felten needs to pen his memoirs after this:
"David and Goliath: A tale of the DMCA"
or
"How I rode the RIAA like a bad boy to tenure at Princeton"
That would be "Principia Mathematica" by Russell and Whitehead.
See here.
It appears we have an ID-10T error here.
You don't go to MIT for a strong humanities program. You can go to the school up Chuck River for that.
You go to MIT to learn HOW to think technically. It's not important what you know, but how you digest and use scientific information. This is difficult to obtain from course materials alone.
Think of it as being a chef and going to France. You are probably a damn good cook before hand, but until you have that something "extra", whether it be French attitudes or the ability to finish a Unified Engineering problem set in one overnight session, you'll never be as good as someone who's been there.
And BTW, I've used Reversible Computing at my job. Then again, I am in research.
Nope. Genesis started out in front, but the SNES was waaay ahead by the time the next wave of consoles (Playstation, Saturn) was coming.
Sigh.
OK. The original name of Fishkill is 'Vis Kill', which is Dutch for "Fish Stream". It was governed by the British, but many of the first settlers were Dutch. You can see many uses of the word under debate ("kill") in many of the other place names in the NYC area, such as Peekskill ("Peek's Steam") and Kill van Kull.
Check out:
http://www.fishkill-ny.org/com.html
Next time, don't come to a kife fight armed with a hangnail.
Lemme see, open "ntoskrnl.c" into Emacs...
Search for "int main(int argv, char **argc) {"
And here we go..!
AAAAAAAAGHH! AAUUUGGH! Mine Eyes! I Cannot See! I Cannot See!
"a very cleaver idea"
So you could say it's "cutting edge"?
I was under the impression that "Real Genius" was set in a euphemism for CalTech (Pacific Tech!?) but was based upon MIT shenannigans.
Lord knows enough of that stuff went on when I was there. (Working Phone Booth on the Great Dome, anyone?)
So where's the damn lightning gun?
Or the BFG?
That why it's called a Supersonic Combustion Ramjet!
"Penguin burgers, extra lettuce
special orders don't upset us!"