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Comment #48800064
This is such a ridiculous and incorrect comment; I don't even know how to respond.
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Comment #48800054
I do have a PhD and agree much more with the parent comment than yours. Granted, my PhD was in math, not CS, so I'm sure the experience was different. For instance: > there are no …
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Comment #48668283
Don't really know what point you're trying to make here. Maybe Garnett is more westernized, but that doesn't make it more readable. IMO Garnett's not great (at least for Anna Karen…
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Comment #46252188
I wouldn't consider the Hodge diamond the "crucial idea from string theory." It's a pretty basic/fundamental concept in geometry and really doesn't a priori have much to do with st…
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Comment #43922349
My academic work was very close to June Huh's; my Ph.D. thesis was directly inspired by his Fields Medal winning work. His accomplishments have undoubtedly moved the field forward …
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Comment #43179702
Relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkNxvUrWQ_Q
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Comment #43044029
I'm assuming you don't have a Ph.D. if it sounds generic to you. I think it's really impossible to explain to somebody who hasn't gone through it how much a Ph.D. changes the way y…
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Comment #43031108
On the other hand, the amount of people that consume excess amounts of caffeine also seems overrepresented among such people.
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Comment #42889949
I have not been paid because my salary is funded by an NSF grant and they've shut down the payment system and cancelled payments. (It is still down.) I'm not in the social sciences…
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Comment #41822365
Write Vim instead. /s
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Comment #41503719
Plenty of mistakes in textbooks and research articles, it's possible the probability is already even lower.
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Comment #40898493
As a professional mathematician, I strongly disagree with the claim that "higher math" abandons worked examples. Any course or book that does not devote a significant amount of tim…