Subject: It's not so much as "redefining success"...
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Posted on: 2013-11-21 05:44:00 UTC
...as it is bypassing the original test parameters while getting the same results.
Can we turn this into a general "funny things" thread? Is so, I'm going to plug this little gem I found on YouTube!
It contains: NSFW language, topography being weird, mathematical hilarity, and flashbacks to every single linear algebra class you've ever had (or will take).
Have you ever seen anything as absurd as this?
http://procrastinaut.tumblr.com/post/66806955137/getting-it-done-m0rethanyoubargainedf0r
*Sees challenge, disregards expectations* "Let's see. You want me to prove my skill and end up on the other side of this hilarious barrier. Okay!"
That does show a certain level of ingenuity.
...as it is bypassing the original test parameters while getting the same results.
Can we turn this into a general "funny things" thread? Is so, I'm going to plug this little gem I found on YouTube!
It contains: NSFW language, topography being weird, mathematical hilarity, and flashbacks to every single linear algebra class you've ever had (or will take).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIKGV2cTgqA
This guy is so funny. I especially love his parodies of 1960's current events.
Being only 25, the "new" math is all that I grew up with. What was the "old" math, and why did the change to a new may of teaching math create such buzz?