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Physics movies (mainstream movies with physics in them)
I remember watching that movie in a history of science class, and all I could think the entire time was "what's James Bond doing in this movie?"- Math Jeans
- Post #10
- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Reproduce yourself with a 3D printer
I think it would be cool if 3D printers could use multiple materials to print a single object in the same way that a regular printer uses multiple colors. I wonder how much the replacement cartriges would cost...- Math Jeans
- Post #27
- Forum: Computing and Technology
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PhD Comics Movie: Update & Trailer
The movie might actually be posted on the website when it comes out. I'm not 100% on this, though.- Math Jeans
- Post #18
- Forum: General Discussion
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PhD Comics Movie: Update & Trailer
I'm an actor. I'm listed as "The Barefoot Undergrad" on the website.- Math Jeans
- Post #14
- Forum: General Discussion
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PhD Comics Movie: Update & Trailer
There's a bit of that, but the storyline (which follows the nameless grad student, Cecelia, and Mike, for the most part) focuses on each main character in a different way, in that you'll find the struggles of each one to be quite different in form, separating them more effectively into...- Math Jeans
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussion
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PhD Comics Movie: Update & Trailer
Yeah, I can't connect to it either. It's not just you.- Math Jeans
- Post #8
- Forum: General Discussion
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PhD Comics Movie: Update & Trailer
It won't be out for a while, and it isn't going to be on TV. Runtime is as stated on the website: about that of a normal movie. In reply to an earlier comment, it is not a series of short skits, it is a full length movie.- Math Jeans
- Post #6
- Forum: General Discussion
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PhD Comics Movie: Update & Trailer
I just found out that I wasn't supposed to spread the website until Thursday. Well, it's now technically Thursday, so I suppose I can answer some questions about the movie.- Math Jeans
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- Forum: General Discussion
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PhD Comics Movie: Update & Trailer
In case you were wondering how that's coming along: http://www.phdcomics.com/movie" EDIT: The link has a trailer for the movie, by the way.- Math Jeans
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Skype Blue Screen of Death: Causes and Solutions
My original problem ended up getting fixed in a Skype update a long time ago (I also have a different computer now). Your problem is likely caused by something different.- Math Jeans
- Post #6
- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Recommendations for Good Sci-Fi Books for Math Students
I've spent a lot of time reading sci-fi books lately, so here are the author's who's books I've read: Iain M. Banks (Culture novels) Alistair Reynolds (Revelation Space books) David Louis Edelman (Jump 225 Trilogy) Iain M. Banks (Altered Carbon and the other two in that series if you're...- Math Jeans
- Post #3
- Forum: Science Fiction and Fantasy Media
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What is the correct way to pronounce Kirchhoff ?
I go to Caltech and we've got a building named Kirchhoff in which a lot of our classes our held. For the most part, we pronounce it "Kirkoff". More like the first one.- Math Jeans
- Post #7
- Forum: General Engineering
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The hardest game you will EVER play
Hilarious in general. I'm aware that harder versions exist.- Math Jeans
- Post #11
- Forum: General Discussion
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Making Math-Based Decisions: What's Your Choice and Why?
Definitely the dodge, because later in the game, the percentage of total damage which will be absorbed by a static reduction will get lower. Of course, I would also need to know the damage scale of the game (what numbers are we working with). Also, the green sword because static damage...- Math Jeans
- Post #7
- Forum: General Math
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Are my eyes burning from eating red chillies?
Washing your hands not only doesn't help but can actually extend the problem. In essence, the oils would have gone away quicker had you not been running water over the skin. The best thing to do is wear gloves in the first place.- Math Jeans
- Post #7
- Forum: Biology and Medical