/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3000315
In deed good sir.

I'm just curious about the news saying it took almost 50 years to prove the General relativity theory.... I remeber that the Special relativity theory was easier to prove than General.

It's nice have these news/threads in /sci/ other than the teeny highschool math homeworks you see everyday.

just found this on the news!

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703849204576303393134261736.html

I think USB only uses +5V, GND and two serial signals (Tx, Rx, maybe?).
So I think you just need to wire the GND and the 5+ to the breadboard, and that's it.

I haven't used a breadboard since I finished college... I miss doing those pain-in-the-ass homework circuits in breadboards!

>>2995153
Thanks.. I'll have that in mind.
I'm familiar with Escher, since I liked to draw too like that when younger. I'm a hobby violinst, so I adore Bach.
Yet, I'm an electronics Engineer, but I haven't read much about Godel, that's why I ask any advices here in sci/

I think /mu/ might be too young to understnad other than their hipster bands.
Maybe /ic/ wouldn't know much about math.
So I opted to post on /sci/

What do you think of this book?
I've just started to read it yesterday, but it's a damn huge book. comments? advices?

I don't like too heavy excersice, but I do some jogging once in a while.

I guess no excercise at all and only brain activity is what has lead to think of extraterrestrials in sci-fi media as small body people and big heads... like maybe they'e stopped making any sports and exercise by hundreds of years.