I think food is an exception because taste is too subjective. I can see someone enjoying a $10 fresh lobster tail with butter more than a $50 haute cuisine lobster dinner.
Nobody is arguing that overuse of antibiotics doesn't decrease their efficacy. The point is that you disregard all the benefits of Publix providing no cost antibiotics because you think that there will be some massive stockpiling issue. The only proof you offer that such stockpiling occurs...
MATLAB actually began as a wrapper for LINPACK and EISPACK. What you're probably thinking of is Maple's engine being added to MATLAB to give it some symbolic capabilities.
R is often seen as a statistical computing language, but it can be used to do a lot of general numerical analysis work. I've done of a lot of prototyping of machine learning algorithms in R and I find the syntax significantly cleaner. There are also tons of nice UIs for R available. There is...
It's no more ridiculous than the entirely imaginary and impossible axioms that people are spouting.
Can real tanks have unlimited fuel or ammo? No.
Can real tanks shoot nonstop without their guns overheating? No.
Can real tanks operate perfectly mechanically? No.
Yeah, I hate MATLAB. Besides buggy behavior, the interface is slow and the syntax is inconsistent. How did this become the standard tool in CS/Engineering?
If the tanks get unlimited fuel, then the cavalry should get tireless American Quarter Horses. An M1 Abrams tops out at 30mph off road and an American Quarter Horse tops out at 50mph. Also, since the tanks get unlimited ammo, it's fair to say the cavalry get bazookas. Cavalry win.
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It's even easier to beat with interest -- just do the calculations and you can see why. In the later levels, I had around 10 maxed out red missile towers in the middle and still had hundreds of thousands of surplus money.
It's possible I got the last box of Cheerios because there was simply one box left when I got to the supermarket. It's also possible that I engineered a massive conspiracy by paying off the CEO of Safeway, who then pulled some strings for me with the local manager, who then hid the last box of...
I think it depends on how abstract the math is. In introductory classes like analysis and algebra, there is usually one standard way to do a proof that doesn't require much ingenuity and alternative proofs rely on simple tricks. This is also true of introductory arts classes where you learn to...
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