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Well yeah. I'm eying the tees more than anything I would expect to last past a season's worth of wear.Originally Posted by APK
They aren't that bad, really. I have a beater blazer from them that I've worn quite a lot over close to 2 years. Still standing up fine. Quality's definitely better than, say, H&M in that regard. Think their stuff is really worth it when they do sales, got my blazer for $60
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Idiots, kindly stop talking about introductory math courses. Thanks.Originally Posted by LA Guy
anyone wanna prove that the reciprocal of the jacobian determinant is the jacobian of the inverse function?
nah but seriously why you hate intro math courses? gotta break down this fashion into golden ratios and ****.
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I had a ***** of a time even getting through intermediate algebra. Past the most basic concepts, I would have to study that **** for hours to really GET it and even then, that accrued knowledge had to be dispensed on quizzes and exams within a very small time frame before it evaporated from my brain.
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anyone wanna prove that the reciprocal of the jacobian determinant is the jacobian of the inverse function?Originally Posted by wEstSidE
nah but seriously why you hate intro math courses? gotta break down this fashion into golden ratios and ****.
I use pretty complicated statistical tools in my day-to-day research. My wife and brother are both professional number theorists. I don't need to hear people bragging about their ability to integrate really well. Also, I'm tired and cranky. Someone talk about Clarks or something.
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Went into a Clarks store the other day. Only other dude there was a biz-cash guy talking into a bluetooth
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