Energy1

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by Energy1 12y ago
PDE's are not discrete math. CompSci majors are more interested in topics like Combinatorics, Graph Theory etc. PDE's are more interesting to applied mathematicians and physicists. I doubt my CS professors would be able to solve
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by Energy1 12y ago
How does Agda compare to the likes of Clojure, Haskell, ML, Scheme etc? What are the best reasons to learn it?
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by Energy1 12y ago
Is there one-to-one correspondence between the damage done and repair job? How about the emotional distress?
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by Energy1 12y ago
I'd pick pure math. Suffering through that makes everything else look sooooo trivial in comparison. Yes that includes the highfalutin' branches of Physics :)
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by Energy1 12y ago
I've been trying to understand programming for a while now. I know some Python and Clojure, but don't consider that programming knowledge mostly because its just syntax and syntax is just a triviality. So, instead I am trying to g
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by Energy1 12y ago
As an outsider, I am trying to learn the basics of computer science. I was recommended this book along with the ones listed below. Do I need to study them all or can I do one r two of them and move on? Introduction to the Theory of Computat
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by Energy1 12y ago
According to these guys, everything complex is harmful and everything simple is great. I want to start learning Assembly to finally understand the whys of programming on a hardware level. Is Assembly harmful? Any simpler and thus better alt
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by Energy1 12y ago
We can tailor the point being made to your nit-picking: for starters, how about men who were persecuted for having sex in the privacy of their own house, excluding those who were convicted for deeds that are still considered immoral?
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by Energy1 12y ago
Any studies being done on sinus related problems? Nasal cavities are hard to reach to deliver medication or to just flush the debris out. Nasal bacteria that fight/feed on mold/fungi?
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by Energy1 12y ago
How about a Tabasco shot and/or a little sniff of Nose Tork?
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by Energy1 12y ago
I have an opposite sort of experience: I can't learn things fast enough if they aren't mathematical in nature. I used to think programming was disgusting because of Python(heard Java is even worse) till I came across Clojure. I im
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by Energy1 12y ago
Suppose I am listening to Les Claypool's bass work. What olden stuff am I hearing?
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by Energy1 12y ago
>The people who react that way towards not just ignorance, but inquisitiveness, are plainly assholes. Anecdotally speaking, such people know more than a beginner, but are very, very far from being an expert themselves. On a board dedicat
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by Energy1 12y ago
> Only sociopaths and libertarians are holding him up as some bastion of morality. I dont think anyone is. Rather, the moralists are making an example out of him to further their own cause.
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by Energy1 12y ago
Any examples?
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by Energy1 12y ago
Linear Algebra -> Real Analysis -> Functional Analysis. Linear Algebra and Analysis can be either applied or pure and of many different levels of sophistication.
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by Energy1 12y ago
Very nice! Thank you very much!
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by Energy1 12y ago
You know you're being idealistic as well because ideally it's better to have money than not.
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by Energy1 12y ago
I just looked up Luenberger's book. Seems like a nice book. Can you, please, post all the books(and maybe papers) you think are mathematical masterpieces? Subject doesn't matter, only the exposition.
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by Energy1 12y ago
Can LSD alter sexuality? Any studies on that one? Thanks.
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by Energy1 12y ago
> It basically gives you the ability to bypass and/or rewrite elements of your brain's BIOS, which is just as powerful and potentially dangerous as it sounds. What does it mean? Is it possible to convince your brain to "c