Write in C - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S1fISh-pag



what is your programming language? - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqv-ZzXpeAs

NYX: az na to, ze je ta argumentace dost slaba a clanek na arxivu publikovan 1. dubna ;)

pekny :)

Fyzik dokázal, že policista neviděl, co viděl. Unikl tak pokutě - iDNES.cz
http://auto.idnes.cz/jak-se-vyhnout-pokute-0ui-/automoto.aspx?c=A120417_223541_automoto_vok

http://arxiv.org/pdf/1204.0162v1.pdf

RAINBOF: "label your axes" lze prelozit jako "oznacit osy" ale i "oznacit sekery" ...

RAGUPKI: Kdepak. Stojí, takže má nulovou rychlost.

E2E4: Ale když se někdo dívá na tu tabuli, tak asi neví, kam jít, tudíž musí vědět, kde je!

SHAKE: A když poloměr základny plechovky nazveme "o" a výšku "v", můžeme její objem spočítat jako Pi*v*o*o ;)

"If a pizza has a radius 'z' and a depth 'a' that pizza's volume can be defined Pi*z*z*a."

Důsledek: Děti do zhruba patnácti let z valné většiny rozumí binární soustavě, ale v průběhu času postupně zapomínají.

Dnešní Dilbert sem myslím patří :)

[...] The Swiss boson is a hypothetical condition which is supposed to account for why the
Swiss franc has ‘mass’ when all other neighbouring currencies don’t.

A multi billion-euro experiment, operated by BERN (but funded outright by tax payers), is
currently under way on the borders of Switzerland and the Eurozone to try and stamp out
the asymmetries, ideally by creating something known as the ‘anti-franc’.

As part of the experiment, highly skilled practitioners smash billions of Swiss francs against
the euro currency daily, with the explicit aim of blowing apart the franc.

Experiments to date suggest the boson is probably hiding somewhere in the 1.20-1.22 field.
Though some say there’s a chance of finding it at the 1.25 mark.

Yet as the experiment continues, fears grow that a black hole could unwittingly be created
in the current account of the nation — a singularity known as the “ever depreciating euro
asset” phenomenon. [...]

FT Alphaville » The Swiss boson
http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2012/04/12/959641/the-swiss-boson/