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The nerdiest of the nerds

The "nerdiest of the nerds" is of course the numerical analyst -- a superposition of mathematician and computer scientist, who partakes of the lowest-level attributes of each, was scorned as a slide-rule-toting curmudgeon for decades, and only now enters the light as savior of the computer industry ;-) I stick to "nerdy" topics here: science, math, programming, and the like.

17 June 2008

The horror

Add "MS Visual" in front to get the full effect.
Posted by HilbertAstronaut at 15:27
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