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Re: 回复: Re: Exam Thoughts, S2 2008 I found pretty much all or almost all of the probability questions impossible. Namely because I didn't / couldn't revise probability well enough, since I didn't attend the lectures, and didn't have any of the examples written up >< Does anyone know when the...

Re: 回复: Re: 回复: Re: 回复: Exam Thoughts, S2 2008 I did discrete last semester. And yeh, it blows, and nobody likes it. Unless it's compulsory - don't take it. It's much worse than MATH 1A/1B...which I suppose aren't that bad if you study...which I don't >_> Either way, even if you study...

Re: 回复: Re: 回复: Exam Thoughts, S2 2008 I switched to computer science after the horror that infs1603 was :uhoh:

Re: 回复: Re: 回复: What you hate about UNSW I think they even gave us a week last semester, though I don't completely remember. But if anything, shouldn't the shorter learning semester give more time for the stuvac?

Re: 回复: Exam Thoughts, S2 2008 For math 1231, I did most of the questions, and I think I got most of the ones I did right, so...that's most of most of the questions I probably got right...I guess. I'll be happy to pass and never have to take another bloody maths course in my life.

Re: 回复: What you hate about UNSW What stuvac? Bastards didn't even give us one week of study time, exams started immediatey after session ended. Anywho, I studied maths from about 10am yesterday till 3am today, without doing anything else (apart from eating occasionally). This constituted...

If his career is literally depending on the successful completion of these assignments, then this implies to me that it is very important for him to be able to do them himself.

Take (almost any) course from a faculty other than your own, and it's considered a gen ed. At least from what I've heard, and our school (cse) does this already.

Call of Duty: World at War looks promising.

US Debt $53 Trillion > (Russia + China + India + Rest of the World) * 10 LMFAO Seriously, you're not even funny, you're just a complete retard.

It was just on SBS news today :D Apparently there's some kind of a free-running championship in London :O

It's a LOT of effort without someone experienced teaching you though. In parkour, there are a lot of important techniques you need to know precisely. If you don't do them right or stuff them up, you could potentially end up seriously hurting yourself. I've seen people die (literally, but not...

I remember watching it a while back, it's really inspiring.

South Ossetia declared independence, and under a European treaty, Georgia was not to conduct military operations there. Furthermore, one's citizens do not need to be in a certain place to be defended.

But Russia is, in every way, a country of many ethnic groups. This seems like an endless debate.

This is where the debate about what constitues a nation and what constitues an ethnic group is, and whether certain ethnic groups belong to the identify of a certain nation. You also mention the Russian linguistic group...well the Russian language is very diverse, and there are numerous...

Ok. So by logic, there are Ossetians whom live in North Ossetia. North Ossetia is part of the Russian Federation, and all Ossetians there are Russian citizens, whom are so by logic, wouldn't the same be perfectly logical and acceptable for South Ossetians? From a certain perspective, that is...

I suppose I'll just disagree. So what do you consider Ossetians? An ethnicity? A race? Just a specific group of people? If they speak Russian (in addition to other languages. Practically any Russian knows multiple languages, even if from school), then there isn't a great deal of...

Actually it's not (that simple). What constitutes a nation is a very complicated matter. Just because there is an imaginary geographic border somewhere, doesn't mean that the people on one side of this imaginary boundary are completely different to the people on the other side. All former...

This is definately different to Russia secretly handing out passports to later claim a CB or such an action. If they publicly offered citizenship to the people living there, and they accepted, I'm not sure what the problem is - specifically, given this happened a while back. Seems to me many...