The SE Data Explorer is live again and Mathematica.SE's data is now available (and up to date!). Check it out here: data.stackexchange.com/mathematica/queries. If you know SQL, you can craft custom queries or modify the existing ones (cc @Mr.Wizard)
@J.M. Yes, when I see this right, then you can specify your Map[Reverse, #] & by just giving All to MapAt. This means, it is mapped at all elements in the 1st level which should be equivalent.
Stephen Wolfram presented the second annual Wolfram Innovator Awards at the 2012 Wolfram Technology Conference to honor individuals who have made significant contributions to their industry or field of science. Nominated by Wolfram employees and selected by a panel of Wolfram technology experts, this year’s winners are: Craig W. Carter, Professor of Materials Science and [...]
@SjoerdC.deVries Some sites are purposefully made so that google can index them, but we can't see them without special access (e.g. most online journals)
@Szabolcs very interesting. There are discussions both about MMA9 and Mathematica vs. MATLAB. The former might be the reason why the community is not public yet. The latter is encouraging with respect to possible censorship of the type applied on MathGroup.
The sleeves were a bit too short in my case. I have broader shoulders than most do for my height, but I'm not tall... so it's a hit and miss most of the time.
@Szabolcs I have take to the habit to search Google every day for the last 24 hrs of news on "Mathematica 9". It's mostly download sites you get, but sometimes there's a nugget of information.
@SjoerdC.deVries Statistical Mechanics, but just this one time. My professor can't come tomorrow. That's why I have to be prepared (I have to go through the previous lessons)
@Szabolcs in this case, say "this is §53-62 in Landau-Lifshitz vol 5" and leave it at that. Should weed out the weaklings :)
@SjoerdC.deVries OK yes these thermodynamic relations aren't really how I think about the world either. Stat mech is much more concrete as far as I'm concerned
@halirutan I just discovered that 'naturilah' is a Russian herb: "The seeds contain a lot of mucus. Used in folk medicine as a laxative, regulating a chair, and in catarrhal diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. "
I guess that's also not what you had in mind, right? ;-)
@acl (The two "that"-s are fine. ;) ) At the least, his shiny teeth is somewhat distracting. Any further judgment would depend on, say, whether he has a big "Juggalo Ninjaz" tattoo near his buttocks...
