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- Sea Island Mathematical Manual (海岛算经)
Brian asked a question yesterday about estimating the height of a tree using a stretched arm and a pencil and measuring surface distances, which turned out to be quite easy to solve. It reminded me of similar problems I studied in the past. The most ... - Goodbye Bloglines.com
As much as I like Bloglines.com and want to remain loyal to a company that has been served me excellently for the past five years, there is a limit to my loyalty. And that limit is reached today. For the past few days, it has becoming unreliable, from ... - Friday Is Almost Over, But We Can Always Have A Late Quiz...
(Courtesy of crazybob.) Bob Lee: Java: interface A extends B {} interface B extends A {} ⇒ javac says, "Error: cyclic inheritance." That's a good one for Weiqi. 6 minutes ago from twitterrific Q: What happens when you compile the two files: // ...
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- Re: Goodbye Bloglines.com
My wife just made a decision to switch to a "different" feed reader yesterday. I pointed her to Google Reader, which I switched to (from Bloglines) in late August 2008. - Re: Sea Island Mathematical Manual (海岛算经)
It's already done. We also "realigned" the Chinese system with the metric system, effectively redefined everything so that metric-Chinese conversions are easy: 1:1 for volumes, 1:2 for weights, 1:3 for distances. Imagine someone decrees: from now on, a ... - Re: Sea Island Mathematical Manual (海岛算经)
It looks like the Chinese measurement system needs to be replaced by the metric system just as bad as the English measurement system does! ;-)
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