Comment Re:You're all missing the real story here (Score 1) 117
WTF is that from?
Comment Re:You're all missing the real story here (Score 1) 117
Dude, I just read her blog (because I know her), I can bring links that I didn't actually create myself. I even reference people to Google sometimes and I'm pretty sure I have nothing to do with that.
Comment Re:interesting but what about this (Score 2) 246
That happened after they put an Ubuntu in the oven...
Yeah, I've got nothing here.
Comment Re:Oh noes! (Score 1) 246
I dunno, Wikipedia said tranny was "sometimes slang and reclaimed" not just pejorative. Maybe he's a transvestite and he's taking tranny back!
Comment Re:You're all missing the real story here (Score 1) 117
Oh I was actually kidding there, I don't have lady parts.
Comment Re:You're all missing the real story here (Score 1) 117
Muahahahah!
Comment Re:You're all missing the real story here (Score 0) 117
I've seen her pictures on facebook, they are real.
Comment Re:Ageism strikes again (Score 1) 117
Ono is one of 5 people responsible though, and the others were all postdocs (I think), so it's not out of the question for the work to lead to a Fields medal for someone.
Euler's Partition Function Theory Finished 117
universegeek writes "Mathematician Ken Ono, from Emory, has solved a 250-year-old problem: how to exactly and explicitly generate partition numbers. Ono and colleagues were able to finally do this by realizing that the pattern of partition numbers is fractal (PDF). This pattern allowed them to find a finite, algebraic formula, which is like striking oil in mathematics."
Submission + - Euler's Partion Function Theory Finished (plos.org)
universegeek writes: Mathematician Ken Ono, from Emory, has solved a 250 year old problem, how to exactly and explicitly generate partition numbers. Ono and colleagues were able to finally do this by realizing that the pattern of partition numbers is fractal. This pattern allowed them to find a finite, algebraic formula, which is like striking oil in mathematics.
Comment Update: (Score 1) 1
Tevatron confirms that it will be shutdown by October 1st, 2011.
Submission + - Tevatron to Shut Down at end of 2011 (plos.org) 1
universegeek writes: It appears Fermilab's Tevatron will be shutting down by the end of 2011. Rumors confirmed today at the ISP220 conference say that the DOE denied further funding for the project. Looks like the LHC is our only hope in the hunt for the Higgs after all.
Comment /3 (Score 1) 3
Wheeeere will I get my Stargate fix from now?? Huh?
However, I bring geek "universe" condolences for the cast, who had to find out as badly as anyone could... 'Srry guys SGU cancelled #yourallfired'
However, I bring geek "universe" condolences for the cast, who had to find out as badly as anyone could... 'Srry guys SGU cancelled #yourallfired'
Submission + - Stargate Universe cancelled cast told via Twitter (bscreview.com) 3
Torino writes: So SGU has finally been cancelled with the remaing 10 seasons to air in Spring. Apparantly the cast learned of the cancellation via twitter which is not th ebest way to to save the show. SGU has had its number of problems even spawning a community of people who dislike the show. Can this show be saved via fan support, considering it never had more than 500,00 viewers? Did the show have potential and would it have radically improved?
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