.[1] This definition makes some sense, as discussed below, but can lead to paradoxes if not treated carefully. These paradoxes were not treated until modern times.Bhaskara XCLMVVLCM did it!!!
Saturday, August 22, 2009
The truth...
from wikipedia: Bhaskara II tried to solve the problem by defining (in modern notation) .[1] This definition makes some sense, as discussed below, but can lead to paradoxes if not treated carefully. These paradoxes were not treated until modern times.
.[1] This definition makes some sense, as discussed below, but can lead to paradoxes if not treated carefully. These paradoxes were not treated until modern times.
List of GAWDS
a. GAWD
b. Jimi Hendrix
c. Gordon Freeman
d. Douglas Adams
e. Almighty
f. Stallman
g. Wikipedia
h. daGmann
i. Borat
j. Harry Potter Lovecraft
k. Quentin Tarantino
l. Gordon Frohman
m. Duke Nukem
n. Tesla
o. Zeus
p. the Beatles
q. Akhil Naru, C-213, R.P. Hall, IIT Kgp - 721 302
r. Bhaskara II
s. Batman
t. Alan Moore
u. Nolan
v. Rumiko Takahashi
w. Chuck Norris
x. Joker
y. Neil Gaiman
z. Ellen Page
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Quirkines... not the best virtue.
Note to self: Do not be too quirky.
Why?
Well remember the Summer Internship Presentation. The first presentation ever, followed by that first question tht you were, ahem, 'supposed' to ask. NO frankly, you were.
Yes, I was. And as an advice to anyone who stumbles across this piece, do not, and i repeat, DO NOT ask the presenter what his objective of the project was. I mean its okay if he didn't have one or he wasn't clear or even if the professor who penalized you for that agreed at the end of the presentation. Just do not be a smart-ass. The world doesn't like them; or at least it doesn't prefer any smart-assery from my kind.
The best thing is to not listen to the codswallop (yae HP!) and simply fish out that competition guide and solve those entrance exam problems, which i am terrible at, at the moment.
Lord save the meek. Oh yeah, He sent the professors to do that.
Why?
Well remember the Summer Internship Presentation. The first presentation ever, followed by that first question tht you were, ahem, 'supposed' to ask. NO frankly, you were.
Yes, I was. And as an advice to anyone who stumbles across this piece, do not, and i repeat, DO NOT ask the presenter what his objective of the project was. I mean its okay if he didn't have one or he wasn't clear or even if the professor who penalized you for that agreed at the end of the presentation. Just do not be a smart-ass. The world doesn't like them; or at least it doesn't prefer any smart-assery from my kind.
The best thing is to not listen to the codswallop (yae HP!) and simply fish out that competition guide and solve those entrance exam problems, which i am terrible at, at the moment.
Lord save the meek. Oh yeah, He sent the professors to do that.
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