Yah... this is a stupid idea, of interest only to stupid people, who wish to remain as stupid as possible, but still have an "official degree" saying how smart they are.
of numbers with which to approximate an infinite number system.
That's the root of the reason why the mathematical field of numerical analysis exists.
(goes to re-read QR factorization for shits n giggles)
are of course a natural first place.
For textbooks, it really doesn't matter all that much. At the level of generality you're operating in, textbooks are textbooks.
"The new management could take the axe to Microsoft's $6.6bn of wasteful research and development expenditure."
R&D wasteful. That's the stupidest thing I've heard today. And I work with retarded kids.
(No I don't really - it just gets the point across.)
ASUS a device with a cpu, ram, hard drive, networking, usb, and an OS, which downloads torrent files.
And they're telling me that the computer is "turned off"???
They're idiots.
Sheesh. Must be American - god we're a stupid, stupid country.
And I quote:
"If you think you're reading the news, be warned that this story -- and any other on the web -- will be barely read by anyone 36 hours after it was first posted."
Oh wow! How exciting! Hardly anyone reads a story 36 hours after it's posted.
"Barabasi's team calculated the "half-life" of a news document, which corresponds to the period in which half of all visitors that eventually access it have visited."
Huh? Fully HALF the readers of the story come after 36 hours????
Belle Dumé must be yet another child that was left behind.
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Yah... this is a stupid idea, of interest only to stupid people, who wish to remain as stupid as possible, but still have an "official degree" saying how smart they are.
of numbers with which to approximate an infinite number system. That's the root of the reason why the mathematical field of numerical analysis exists. (goes to re-read QR factorization for shits n giggles)
Playing EVE.
No biggie. He's still a great author, and libraries are definitely ftw. As far as the internet is concerned, however, it is what the user makes of it.
I guess the only thing to say to Balmer is: Bye.
Not This Shit Again.
are of course a natural first place. For textbooks, it really doesn't matter all that much. At the level of generality you're operating in, textbooks are textbooks.
"fully correct, formal, axiomatized mathematics" (facepalm)
Therefore men write bad codez!!!! hahahaahahaha!
... for work that wasn't completely his, then Creative has a point.
It's called latest-weave.xpi Only works with ff3. The fools don't know about directory permissions, apparently.
(In best AD voice) And THAT'S why you don't use DRM. Thank god for bt.
"The new management could take the axe to Microsoft's $6.6bn of wasteful research and development expenditure." R&D wasteful. That's the stupidest thing I've heard today. And I work with retarded kids. (No I don't really - it just gets the point across.)
What a novel criticism of energy conservation.
ASUS a device with a cpu, ram, hard drive, networking, usb, and an OS, which downloads torrent files. And they're telling me that the computer is "turned off"??? They're idiots.
Sheesh. Must be American - god we're a stupid, stupid country. And I quote: "If you think you're reading the news, be warned that this story -- and any other on the web -- will be barely read by anyone 36 hours after it was first posted." Oh wow! How exciting! Hardly anyone reads a story 36 hours after it's posted. "Barabasi's team calculated the "half-life" of a news document, which corresponds to the period in which half of all visitors that eventually access it have visited." Huh? Fully HALF the readers of the story come after 36 hours???? Belle Dumé must be yet another child that was left behind.