@MathMath901

∀x ∈ ℝ, (eˣ)' = eˣ

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Buenos días! Just came over this funny one 👇
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This is interesting
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There are many ways to kill performance in a multithreaded program. My favorite one is false sharing, because you can get 10x performance just by moving some bytes around. So let's look into it. 00:00 - When multiple threads is not even faster 04:23 - CPU L1 cache primer 09:40 - Getting ALL the performance 15:35 - Looking at disassembler 20:29 - How to find cache line address 22:38 - false sharing in disassembly 25:00 - closing words
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@Coolatz_3h
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Now try this beauty! It's a KO!
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@Coolatz_5h
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Buenos días! Just came over this funny one 👇
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Good Morning earthlings.
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Retarded detection test.
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ricardpe@ricardpe1961a18h
Àlgebra. Problema 47
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Hilbert swung so much to the other extreme as to not take consistency of the theory of with one constant-symbol 0 and one function-symbol S and only two axioms (S(x)≠0, S(x)=S(y)→x=y) for granted, in partc. rejecting the true-in-the-standard-model-argument! [Talk at ICM 1904]
Logic Geometry, Information@LGcommaIOct 24
In particular, there is the 'dialectical' aspect that Hilbert was in large part driven towards his formalist programme by the hostile reaction of the "community" to his novel use of 'ideal elements' in commutative algebra (in particular, quantification over infinite sets).
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EXTRA@mnd233445Oct 25
Green area = ?
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EXTRA@mnd233445Oct 25
Circle area = ?
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aiscube@aiscubehOct 25
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Here is one. Find the cosine of the angle phi.
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10. Soru@OnuncuSoruOct 25
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Here is one: synthetic methods or exact algebraic results are preferred. xitter.cf/OnuncuSoru/status/2113…
10. Soru@OnuncuSoruOct 24
#mathematics #geometry #question
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Math901@MathMath901Oct 25
Please, send me Geometry Puzzles to solve... i can't find any interesting.
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Math901@MathMath901Oct 25
The most importan Law in Math.
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En el fin de semana, siete minutos para las matemáticas / El arte de preguntar: lógica, verdad y mentira blogs.elespectador.com/actua…

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Would you shoot him?
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Math901@MathMath901Oct 24
Creativity or pedantry?
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Math901@MathMath901Oct 24
Good morning. My X's Tasks for the day: 1- Solve a math problem. 2- Bully any X user who replies to a math problem post in a pedantic way, making assumptions about things that aren't explicitly stated in the problem. Examples of such users: @Groupil2 and @StephNotLorentz
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Math901@MathMath901Oct 24
The "pedantic" answer: This user assumes is a "discrete problem". where the problem never states that.
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