Ok so it appears President Bush enjoys listening to his ipod, anyone any ideas on what he should be listening to.....heres a few i thought of.......
John Lennon - Give peace a chance
Bob Dylan - God on our side
Tears For Fears - Everybody wants to rule the world
Dead Kennedys - Kill the poor
Black Sabbath - War pigs
Black eyed peas - Where is the love
Blur - Charmless man
The Pixies - This monkeys going to heaven
Radiohead - 2+2=5
R.E.M - Its the end of the world as we know it
I could go on, lyrics allowed as well....maybe he should just play the last verse of Bob Dylans Blowing in the Wind over and over...
How many deaths will it take till he knows
That to many people have died
The answer my friend
Is blowing in the wind
The answer is blowing in the wind
Hmm, let me add a few...
Laibach - War
Laibach - Alle gegen alle
DAF - Der scheriff
Rammstein - Amerika
Members of mayday - Religion
Monkees - I'm a believer
Apoptygma Berzerk - Non stop violence
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Originally posted by trancaholic
And why are you so on and off in this forum? (I can ask - this is the COR-thread
Yeah, I was kinda wondering the same thing...
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Apr-13-2005 01:39
St_Andrew
I <3 NYC
Registered: May 2003
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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Originally posted by Shakka
So...a rambling from me. So I went to the Masters on Saturday, as some of you may know. Aside from driving to Augusta at 6AM, and walking around in mud for 7 hours, it was fucking awesome. I have never seen a more flawless piece of real estate. It was amazing to see so many top-tier, legendary players in one place. It was like being fully immersed in greatness on all sides. I can understand why some compare it to a slice of heaven on Earth.
I watched it on TV, some pretty awesome players
Did you follow any special ball or stayed at any special hole or just walked around?
I was at the volvo scandinavian masters once (with VIP btw, pretty cool ) and it was awesome, would definitely LOVE to go see the real masters
Apr-13-2005 03:11
occrider
Traveladdict
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: New York
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Originally posted by Shakka
So this is where everyone ran off to! I thought you were all off having ritualistic sex, but I see it is far worse. You have given a more attractive outlet for people in this forum to dumb themselves down to sub-100 IQ levels. I see it as a stunt to separate the champs from the chumps! Just kidding. But seriously...
It's like a Rest and Relaxation area in between exhaustive debates .
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I just noticed this sticky thread a few minutes ago because I rarely, if ever, looked at Occrider's economic updates. If I were a betting man, I'd say he was bored at work at the time and felt like unloading all of the data he was observing during the workday. But I digress.
You should go to vegas hehe. Unfortunately I can't even do that at work anymore.
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So...a rambling from me. So I went to the Masters on Saturday, as some of you may know. Aside from driving to Augusta at 6AM, and walking around in mud for 7 hours, it was fucking awesome. I have never seen a more flawless piece of real estate. It was amazing to see so many top-tier, legendary players in one place. It was like being fully immersed in greatness on all sides. I can understand why some compare it to a slice of heaven on Earth.
So can you drink at golf tournaments? I would love to go to one and just get plastered. Then start cheering for my favorite player. Then get thrown out.
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Originally posted by Drug_Tito
lalala plink polnnko polkn k pa skplink plink plonk....
Stop speaking Russian!!!
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Apr-13-2005 03:23
Epicurus
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: New Brunswick, NJ, US / Montreal, QC, Canada
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Originally posted by trancaholic
Yes, it's a very CS perspective environment. I've used mathematical programming only once. I used it as a part of an algorithm for doing sensitivity analysis of utility conversion parameters in decision problems modelled in a specific framework (ie. "how much and little can I value human lives compared to dollars, if I act as I do"). A problem which could be mapped to a constraint satisfaction problem. A somewhat time-consuming mapping, due to the framework, but it seems to be the best that can be done.
What's your own field of study?
And why are you so on and off in this forum? (I can ask - this is the COR-thread)
Interesting. Was that part of the problem linear, non-linear, mixed integer? And what type of mathematical programming algorithm did you use? You'll definitely have to let me know about any future research with any kind of mathematical programming involved if you need help. I'm finishing up my PhD right now in the field of mixed-integer linear/non-linear programming & disjunctive pogramming. Basically working on developing new algorithms and improving others from the mathematical optimization perspective of things (cutting planes, polyhedral theory, combinatorics and so forth), and doing some constraint satisfaction on the side.
As for me being so on/off in this forum, I tend to get very busy with official research and non-official research (philosophy on the side) and need to cool off my brain from time to time. I tend to just post in the Montreal forum where the intellectual standards aren't as high as here
Apr-13-2005 03:24
Epicurus
Dark Proggy House Beats
Registered: Feb 2004
Location: New Brunswick, NJ, US / Montreal, QC, Canada
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Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
eg um anyway since this is like the chillout thread or something, i'd just like to say ithat today i've passed two exams and i'm totally lliek fuckin drunk now hehehehe lalala plink polnnko polkn k pa skplink plink plonk....
Apr-13-2005 03:25
zig
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Dublin,Ireland
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Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
eg um anyway since this is like the chillout thread or something, i'd just like to say ithat today i've passed two exams and i'm totally lliek fuckin drunk now hehehehe lalala plink polnnko polkn k pa skplink plink plonk....
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday Drug Tito
Happy birthday to you
For he's a jolly good fellow
For he's a jolly good fellow
For he's a jolly good fellow
And so say all of us
Have a good one...and eh...dont drink to much.....
Apr-13-2005 03:27
St_Andrew
I <3 NYC
Registered: May 2003
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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Originally posted by zig
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday Drug Tito
Happy birthday to you
For he's a jolly good fellow
For he's a jolly good fellow
For he's a jolly good fellow
And so say all of us
Have a good one...and eh...dont drink to much.....
*singing too*
Happy birthday
Apr-13-2005 03:35
zig
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Dublin,Ireland
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Originally posted by Shakka
So this is where everyone ran off to! I thought you were all off having ritualistic sex, but I see it is far worse. You have given a more attractive outlet for people in this forum to dumb themselves down to sub-100 IQ levels. I see it as a stunt to separate the champs from the chumps! Just kidding. But seriously...
I just noticed this sticky thread a few minutes ago because I rarely, if ever, looked at Occrider's economic updates. If I were a betting man, I'd say he was bored at work at the time and felt like unloading all of the data he was observing during the workday. But I digress.
It will be interesting to see where this thing goes and if it will outnumber the posts in that god awful Israeli/Palestinian threat. At this rate, it will happen in a matter of weeks.
So...a rambling from me. So I went to the Masters on Saturday, as some of you may know. Aside from driving to Augusta at 6AM, and walking around in mud for 7 hours, it was fucking awesome. I have never seen a more flawless piece of real estate. It was amazing to see so many top-tier, legendary players in one place. It was like being fully immersed in greatness on all sides. I can understand why some compare it to a slice of heaven on Earth.
Yeah the threads been here for months dont know how you never noticed....we all come in here with our six packs of beer and smoke a few joints together and have a friendly chat.....and then we venture outside into the forum and rip each other apart.....normal stuff really......
Apr-13-2005 03:43
trancaholic
Danish Prophet of Doom
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Aalborg
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Originally posted by zig
Impressive huh....
Ok my electronica list....this one was harder for some reason
A few that you forgot:
Gigi D'Agostino - Bla Bla Bla
Dumonde - Never Look Back
Wavegenerator - Mental
Apr-13-2005 04:01
trancaholic
Danish Prophet of Doom
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Aalborg
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Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
eg um anyway since this is like the chillout thread or something, i'd just like to say ithat today i've passed two exams and i'm totally lliek fuckin drunk now hehehehe lalala plink polnnko polkn k pa skplink plink plonk....
Happy birthday - one hell of a way to start it (hangovers). Anyway, I'll drink the next beer to you. Or as the saying goes: "Siplkisiplk spilnk s sipn, ksipkk spnli. Ssipn sipnk!"
Apr-13-2005 04:03
trancaholic
Danish Prophet of Doom
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Aalborg
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Originally posted by Epicurus
Interesting. Was that part of the problem linear, non-linear, mixed integer? And what type of mathematical programming algorithm did you use? You'll definitely have to let me know about any future research with any kind of mathematical programming involved if you need help.
Well, I *made* that part of the problem linear.
Basically, the work could be generalized to yield constraints of any kind, at a cost of more complex notation in the resulting article. As to how that part of the problem was solved: It was a "proof of concept"-implementation to support my paper, so I simply got hold of a Java package that could do that part for me. Of course, getting to know the quirks of the API of the package I got hold of, and making it work with another general purpose linear algebra package and my own classes, turned out to be much more time consuming than had I written the entire thing from scratch myself.
The only thing I did that was remotely interesting from your point of view, was to invent a simple method for eliminating redundant constraints from my set of constraints, as that set was built. It was polynomial in the number of constraints already in the set and exponential in the dimensionality of the constraints. That suited me ok, as the number of constraints were always >>100 and the number of dimensions were <4 in nearly all cases.
Anyway, I did cry out for help quite a few times on specifics on mathematical programming, and apart from some professor who wanted me to buy his book, I didn't get much feedback from usenet. Next time I'll jump at you instead.
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Originally posted by Epicurus
As for me being so on/off in this forum, I tend to get very busy with official research and non-official research (philosophy on the side) and need to cool off my brain from time to time. I tend to just post in the Montreal forum where the intellectual standards aren't as high as here
Very interesting. I do the opposite: Start spending a lot of time here, and then cool my brain off by drinking beer with my office mate instead of doing research. Come to think of it, you're probably better off with your arrangement.
Apr-13-2005 04:24
Dupz
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Melbourne
I feel that this thread is no longer COR worthy.. Let's get back on track here. Okay, I'll start, here are the mandatory topics of discussion from now on:
- I have girl problems, someone give me some advice
- Jennypie is hot
- Look how huge I am, I work out. Plz tell me I'm good.
- Po Polsku Ktosz? (whatever the fuk that means..)
- I'm a postwhore.. loolllzz!!!11!!
Get my drift?
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