Extending the RAM memory from 3 GB(3 slots with 1 GB of RAM slots) to 4GB of RAM, by adding a compatible RAM module to the remaining slot(1GB of DIMM 6400 RAM, at 800 Mhz) turned out to disable the Ethernet card. So I tried resinstalling the ethernet driver, the BIOS and motherboard device drivers to no avail.
Ultimately I installed a new PCI Ethernet card and the networks started working. Thankfully I had an Ethernet card stored in a warehouse, otherwise I would be left spending for a new Ethernet card or not possessing network connection at all.
Programming is easy, when you know how to learn it.
Sunday, June 8, 2014
Friday, March 28, 2014
Gabriel's idiocy.
Despitemy seemingly intact ego, sometimes I LOOK at myself with self loathe, feeling guilty that such simple operations like radicalization of a fraction would fly over my head. I blame it on sleep deprivation, which is diminishing over time.
Reviewing some trigonometry, I stumbled upon this exercise on the excellent Free and Open Khan academy website.
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Of course BC is equal to 5 since tan is 1 and the other side(opposite to the angle) is 5.
However, it is not clear how
5
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√50
1
____
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√2
But the answer is: radicalization, i.e. multiplying the unit-length denominator by the monomial(term). In other words square root of 50 divided by square root of 50 multiplied by 5 divided by square root of 50.
Here are the steps:
0,70710678118654752440084436210485
5
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√50
Radicalization:
5·√50
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50
Simplification:
√50
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10
Factorization:
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√5· 10
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10
Square factorization:
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√5 · √10
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10
Reverse radicalization:
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√5
_____
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√10
Factorization
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√5
_____
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√2·5
Square factorization:
___
√5
_____
_ _
√2 · √5
Finally:
1
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√2
Which radicalized equates to:
Friday, March 7, 2014
First C++ program
I decided to finish a screencast as quick as possible without loosing profession touch It took me 2 days. Way too much, so I must either decrease the quality to out of the mill screencast, or take pauses from game development every day to work progressively. Seems that C++ is the logical step, since right now I am reviewing many of the concepts I had long time stopped using.
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