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It's true! All them do computing!

Damnit.. I saw it yesterday, but not here today... But I think there must be going to be another KK round from (insert random society here) later.. I got a good feeling!

Im completely zero at calculus, and much behind for discrete. But waaaaaay up the back for INFS ;). So I guess I have to just prioritise for the tests.. Its got to the point where I write e-r diagrams at discrete maths lecture..

Have a case guard in the beginning, | number == 0 = "ZEROOO CLUTTER" well, just a simple example :)

You obviously haven't experienced the terror when everyone else have twice as less lines of code than yours :D then again its just my comments ;)

Kouri is bored. Writing out pronounce functions don't live to her expectations of university :)

thanks dude! had doubts whether you'll be annoyed for asking too many questions, but now, hehehe :)

Yeah, like I was trying to figure out the pattern of prime numbers using by analising them in binary format. Hours of wasted time :p Was fun though, I guess..

Is there any way to get them to do another round of this? (or are they going to anyways sometimes later?)

I jigged almost 2 out of 5 days I'm supposed to be at school, and not a single person cared. That was 2 years ago though, when polices don't care (heard they do now) :p. *an old fool that's proud of his jigging records*

Just do an example exam question, learn it's solution, rinse and repeat

So I'm not the only one to think that class of 2003 is superior to others? *phew*

Shit... was today the last time? I guess I'm lucky I bought my first ever one today.. And I thought body image problems are everywhere these days..

I just felt asleep during lectures :D That test was last week. Well.. good thing it's only very small %, so I dont have to make big deals out of my losses..

Thanks :). It's for discrete maths, but good luck for algebra too (you won't really need it though..) You must be doing higher maths, but are you in higher computing as well? Cuz if you are, you happen to be in my class :p.

Just wondering, are we able to assume: (or is this the definition) a = b (mod m) means a = km + b where k is an integer? It's for this question where I have to prove that: if a = b (mod m) then gcd(a, m) = gcd(b, m). Simple, but I've been skipping maths lectures ;)

Probably because xemacs sucks as a port :p. I agree with sunny.. it's not worth the effort.. btw what comp are you in? 1011 or 1711? because I never saw Richard using linux in front of the class..

You're kidding! wow.. and I was thinking discrete is easier than calculus.. (those limits are annoying)

Hrmm.. what about choosing a "not that much easier" courses, e.g something that requires high UAI as well.. But I guess since I've only heard of them taking your UAI and WAM only into account, maybe it's all you need. Don't quote me tho :p

pity about your dips.. does many others experience this? so would it be "normal" to get 4 and 5s if everyone gets it too? :p (my hunt for brownie points have stunned my mathematical capabilities)