larsendt·16 anni fa·discussI wandered around the planet for a year (American). Totally worth every second (and every penny).
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussMy dad started his own company that does physics simulations. Most of his customers are labs and universities. I don't think he's hiring (he's the only employee), but if you shoot him an email, he might be able to give you some advice.His name is Jon. Email: [email protected]
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussThat's something I've heard. Worrying, but if there isn't any competition...
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussNot really. Windows still lacks one of Ubuntu's killer features (package management), and virus scanners don't always work.That and a Linux terminal is much nicer to work with than Command Prompt.
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussThis seemed like a tutorial for people who already understand genetic algorithms. I want to understand genetic algorithms.Anyone know some good beginner tutorials or explanations?
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussI think that exists as a spray. Basically a clear coat, but highly reflective.I don't know if this one is legit, but I've heard of at least one brand that is. http://www.photoblocker.com/
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussAt first I was a little unimpressed by the design (very iPhone 4-esque), but the stuff farther down the page is really neat!
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussErm. Isn't it possible to transmit data that way, specifically by affecting the state of one particle, and observing the other?
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussI do believe there have been experiments that have successfully transmitted data via quantum entanglement.I don't really feel like digging up a source at the moment though.
larsendt·16 anni fa·discussWorking on PyQt development for my employer, and when I get home, a bit of Django for a webapp I'm building with a friend.Edit: my dev environment http://imgur.com/IEPWO.png
