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oh gee oldskool *bows*

congrats :) i'm over obsessed with the numbers on my cse account, so much that I dont want the numbers to be gone. ever. 062 forever!11!

oke, for starters, well, listen to something that is better than just regular beats with ocassional melody on solo synth :p oh and I guess you're teh man to ask about SCO vs LINUX stuffs :p

well at least the accounting lecture on 17th was pretty fun (at night that is) :) btw I made a vow to attend all accounting lectures (the night ones that is). It'd be pretty good since I only attended ~5 discrete lectures, and I actually missed one higher comp lecture ;(

probably not, once you sit in higher comp 1A, you'll know why UNSW beats all other unis hands down.. On the other hand, when you sit on BDM lectures... </offtopic> If it's prestige, I don't think UNSW is overrated at all. I mean, doesn't the research part of UNSW make up quite a bit of...

if "relative walk in the park" comes from someone other than turtle, then maybe its true, but if its from the undisputed king of maths.. (doesnt hold much ground now does it? :D)

please expand your point. You might be the deciding factor in me choosing actuarial or something else :)

But then, at more than 200 second year CSE students.. Ha 2nd year students musta been so lazy :p. Will vote for you (again) on next poll.

oh gee, not as good as it sounds. And they have to do a SENG4XXX? oh well, to each their own interests, including masochists :p

how can you feel sorry for people who get $10000++ a year for doing.. well, just an interview :p. Then again, mathematicians don't really build bridges :p.

Well, with software engineering, you get good amount of practicality through playing with pain (cough*SENG1020*cough) and sometimes through psychological blackholes (cough*BDM*cough), and enough of the "research" aspects of computers (i.e the computing electives). I for one didnt regret it...

I've bought coffee on most of the places.. but always had trouble making the sugar solute with the coffee (Or did I just not shake it for long enough?) Also, Is it better to use the cup cap, or is it better to drink coffee without the cap? btw so far, my favourite has to be coffee republic..

BINF labs :p i heard they have special labs to themselves, and the computers are all new. Dang them!

I agree.. the amount of physical stress trying to understand new concepts are far greater than the willingness to learn.. There's probably a solution around this, but knowing mathematicians, once they know that a solution exists they probably will just stop there :p. just kidding.. btw...

Thats awesome! Was actually gonna test how strict tutors are by bringing pizza into the class, but then I guess most cse tutors are nice people.. Turns out the tutor brought many candies on the way :p

haha tell that to him btw what do stureps get, other than, a good cse username that doesnt necessarily involve numbers?

I voted all people from BOS. Now I can utter my CSE complaints here more easily ;). oh and lazarus, you coulda been my 1721 tutor :p.. ended up with mattk, but so far he's also great :) (especially that hes the tetris assignment coordinator :p)

ugh.. i have a feeling that finite will be very ugly... thanks a lot dudes! btw turtle, you must be the guy who does med while doing lots of maths ey :p

last semester the two 1711 class reps are in my comp tute, and this semester the only 2 candidates to fill 2 spots come from my computing tute. :) Nice coincidence..

yeah, so that's the question. Its off my finite maths textbook, let F be a field and a, b in F with ab = 0. Show that a = 0 or b = 0. Is it because, in a field, a x b will never equal zero, unless a = 0 or b = 0? But then that's the given statement.. aarrrrghhhhh!