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las3rjock
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Comment #2965540
Conventional holography proves this is possible. Portions of the image of a hologram can appear at points both closer and farther than the plane of the hologram itself. Furthermore…
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Comment #2778914
"Most of us who went to American grade schools can remember long hours of copying articles out of encyclopedias. 'The abode of the penguin is a hard and difficult one.' It was call…
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Comment #2304367
I forget when and why I started putting honey in the middle of KFC biscuits, but it's also surprisingly tasty.
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Comment #2302931
Down now for TOS violation, but +1 anyway for the effort. Any chance of summarizing the infographic textually somewhere?
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Comment #2174759
To crawl Google URLs of the form google.com?q=x would be to disregard http://www.google.com/robots.txt , which seems like bad netiquette to me.
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Comment #2174745
The page contents are being crawled and added to the index, but by Bing Toolbar users, not a computer program. I consider that to be an underhanded way to circumvent robots.txt, bu…
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Comment #2041928
Other claims that the author has previously made have allegedly been reproduced/explained by a group from Sharif University in Iran.
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Comment #1955493
15/19; missed JavaScript, Groovy, Scala, and Erlang.
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Comment #1269921
If you're willing to shell out a few bucks, I highly recommend mekentosj's Papers over Mendeley. Among the free options, I prefer CiteULike (web-based; http://www.citeulike.org ) o…
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Comment #1193717
Another notable book missing from that list is "Topology" by Munkres.
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Comment #1193707
For real analysis, I'd recommend that you pick up a copy of "baby Rudin" regardless, but for learning real analysis, I'd recommend a book like "A First Course in Mathematical Analy…
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Comment #1093960
You're hardly the first person with this idea. There are many corporations already working in this sector--they're called government contractors.
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Comment #1093957
I believe that the budget proposal on which this chart is based is only for the executive branch.
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Comment #1093653
1. The Department of Energy appears in at least three places in the chart: once under "National defense", once under "General science", and once under "Energy". I assume the amount…
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Comment #1059539
A few of my favorites, chosen from computer science and from physics: D. E. Knuth, "An empirical study of FORTRAN programs," Software: Practice and Experience, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 1…
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Comment #955465
I remember that chapter from Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman quite well. One of my favorite passages is the following, which is the source of the title of the chapter: We came to…
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Comment #949021
Another Papers user here, and I also use a combination of CiteULike ( http://www.citeulike.org ) and Bibdesk ( http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net ). I find either system both easier an…
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Comment #910184
Here's an independent MATLAB implementation of the Shazam algorithm: http://labrosa.ee.columbia.edu/matlab/fingerprint/
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Comment #793400
Your answers to questions 1 and 2 contradict each other.
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Comment #623075
Am I the only person who looks at the first table and wonders who was the lone first-year student in 2008 who didn't own a computer?