All I know about is Math and Physics, but in both of those you don't have to worry about tuition for grad school. They cover it for you. The stipend isn't much though. In those fields a Masters really doesn't mean anything. Most schools only admit Ph.D. candidates. If you have just a Masters people will think you are a dropout.
However, it's not hard to get a Masters. I technically did all the required coursework for MA in both Math and Physics during undergrad, but I couldn't get them for complicated reasons. Even if you go into grad school with bare minimum qualifications you'll have a Masters automatically at the end of your second year.
In K-ON!! Episode 14: "Summer Training", Nodoka ate the strawberry off Yui's cake and she got really upset. Why is that? Is it because of something like "save the best for last" so Yui got upset when she was setting the strawberry as her last bite? If it is, when did saving the strawberry for las...
In Fruits Basket, the game fruits basket is symbolic, representing how Tohru--who is assigned the onigiri, which is not a fruit--never fits in. It can be extended to say that it represents that she will never fit in with the Sohmas, as shown in this question. Does then each Sohma have an appearan...
@Krazer i have an idea, but its not a 100% yet, i might go into game dev cliche for a while but i want to do something other than that.. a startup.. who knows, i don't want some boring cubicle job
@Eric The interest was not as high as they expected. A lot of people signed up who really didn't know anything but thought it sounded interesting (like me!)
We've got quite a bit of work to do before we progress to a public beta.
Reverse Engineering had an amazing show of support during its Area 51 commitment phase , where 351 people expressed their support and enthusiasm for the site and committed to help make it a success.
Out of those that commi...
It's hard to judge the stats right out of private beta. I think they're doing alright, but I don't think it's going to be the huge hit that would have been predicted from their area51 success.
In K-ON!! Episode 14: "Summer Training", Nodoka ate the strawberry off Yui's cake and she got really upset. Why is that? Is it because of something like "save the best for last" so Yui got upset when she was setting the strawberry as her last bite? If it is, when did saving the strawberry for las...
Well I'm going to have to call it a night here. I probably won't be on much for the next 24 hours, but if you need help with cleanup after that I'll be available.
It is often seen in Death Note the Ryuk loves apple. Why is that? Do all shinigami (death gods) love apple? Is it something like their national fruit or is it the only food for death gods? Or he just love apples? Is it to signify the apple as the forbidden fruit?
A fast Fourier transform (FFT) is an algorithm to compute the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) and its inverse. There are many different FFT algorithms involving a wide range of mathematics, from simple complex-number arithmetic to group theory and number theory; this article gives an overview of the available techniques and some of their general properties, while the specific algorithms are described in subsidiary articles linked below.
The DFT is obtained by decomposing a sequence of values into components of different frequencies. This operation is useful in many fields (see discrete ...
@Mysticial asking if you use it, im weird in that i think things over in my head and then write out a few of the words and expect the other person to know it. XD
This is all the episode titles from the official site (in Japanese) and the official (?) blog (in Japanese) for the limited time episode on NicoNico:
Episode 1: ある朝、大阪おかんの妹ができまして。 (Aru Asa, Oosaka Okan no Imouto ga Dekimashita)
Episode 2: 妹が大阪おかんなんですけど！ (Imouto ga Oosaka Okan Nandesu Kedo!)...
I recently came across the following esoteric piece of code.
int main(){(([](){})());}
Reformat it as follows to make it more readable:
int main(){
(([](){})()); // Um... what?!?!
}
But I can't get my head around how (([](){})()) is valid code.
It doesn't look like function pointer...
I wouldn't say that I'm a Pi fanatic. Most people have no idea that I give approximately zero fucks about Pi. It's in the algorithms and the programming that I'm interested in.
We've got quite a bit of work to do before we progress to a public beta.
Reverse Engineering had an amazing show of support during its Area 51 commitment phase , where 351 people expressed their support and enthusiasm for the site and committed to help make it a success.
Out of those that commi...
This is all the episode titles from the official site (in Japanese) and the official (?) blog (in Japanese) for the limited time episode on NicoNico:
Episode 1: ある朝、大阪おかんの妹ができまして。 (Aru Asa, Oosaka Okan no Imouto ga Dekimashita)
Episode 2: 妹が大阪おかんなんですけど！ (Imouto ga Oosaka Okan Nandesu Kedo!)...
I recently came across the following esoteric piece of code.
int main(){(([](){})());}
Reformat it as follows to make it more readable:
int main(){
(([](){})()); // Um... what?!?!
}
But I can't get my head around how (([](){})()) is valid code.
It doesn't look like function pointer...
