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October 31, 2009

Patent License: Microsoft, flowbase, 19:51
.CPHTM(C) 2009. Mode/Code (TM) Language is a trademark of M. Michael Musatov and MeAmI (http://www.meami.org) 'Search for the People!'(TM)</code> <mode>AddType text/html .cphtml</code>@http://www.meami.org/ <mode><Files ˜ "\.cphtml$"></code>@http:, flowbase, 18:46
Re: Idiomatic Expressions to Operating System Architecture, Musatov, 17:08
Re: 'Mode/Code' (TM) by http://meami.org/ now interfaces with Javascript!, Musatov, 15:59
'Mode/Code' (TM) by http://meami.org/ now interfaces with Javascript!, Musatov, 15:21
Monadic Spacing in Binomial Partite, flowbase, 12:32
Re: (C) 2009. Mode/Code (TM) Language is a trademark of M. Michael Musatov and MeAmI (http://www.meami.org) 'Search for the People!'(TM) published10/31/2009 http://www.meami.org/ function and causes it to return the integer value 0, flowbase, 11:39
(C) 2009. Mode/Code (TM) Language is a trademark of M. Michael Musatov and MeAmI (http://www.meami.org) 'Search for the People!'(TM) published10/31/2009 http://www.meami.org/ function and causes it to return the integer value 0, flowbase, 11:31
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October 30, 2009

Re: The value for W varies over time. (AkA) Musatov submits first draft for comments on protocol, khadema al suna, 03:38
Re: The value for W varies over time. (AkA) Musatov submits first draft for comments on protocol, Lars Eighner, 03:22
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October 29, 2009

Re: Welcome To The Word Wide Mirror Sci.Math, Richard Heathfield, 20:46
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October 28, 2009

You may have to pay money to use this but I promise you it will go to cure children's cancer. The first million of it at least., Feynman, 22:30

October 27, 2009

Re: Has anyone seen a set of numbers like this before?, Feynman, 19:16
Re: Has anyone seen a set of numbers like this before?, spudnik, 19:16
Re: Has anyone seen a set of numbers like this before?, bill, 17:09
Re: Calculating a given total using only given specific values tia sal22, Chip Eastham, 15:59
Re: Calculating a given total using only given specific values tia sal22, Chip Eastham, 15:55
Re: iuuq:// (TM) script: draft, Dave Searles, 13:50
Re: Yet another bug in Mathematica 7 - Integrate, clicliclic, 07:25
Has anyone seen a set of numbers like this before?, http://meami.org, 01:00
Yet another bug in Mathematica 7 - Integrate, Vladimir Bondarenko, 00:39
Re: Musatov claims Royalty of Polynomial time fraud scheme, Ed Mullen, 00:09
Re: Musatov claims Royalty of Polynomial time fraud scheme, Marshall, 00:04

October 26, 2009

19990823: General announcements. Goedel's question: if a theorem has a proof of length at most n, can we find it in time O(n^2)? Another question on what can be computed in limited time and space., Anonymous Number of People, 23:58
Re: Musatov claims Royalty of Polynomial time fraud scheme, Ed Mullen, 23:43
Musatov claims Royalty of Polynomial time fraud scheme, Anonymous Number of People, 23:30
Re: iuuq:// (TM) script: draft, [Jongware], 10:24
Can the P vs NP question be independent of the axioms of mathematical reasoning? Shai Ben-David School of Computer Science University of Waterloo The goal of this research * Why do we fail to resolve basic comp, http://meami.org, 09:08
Re: solution repeated to eliminate paradox: [P@@]2(=NP:-(in)], François Grondin, 08:55
Re: Open+RealTM w/ Oracles by MeAmI, Anonymous Number of People, 07:02
Idiomatic Expressions to Operating System Architecture, Anonymous Number of People, 06:50

October 25, 2009

Re: solution repeated to eliminate paradox: [P@@]2(=NP:-(in)], Ed Mullen, 23:39
Re: Open+RealTM w/ Oracles by MeAmI, Ed Mullen, 23:34
Re: solution repeated to eliminate paradox: [P@@]2(=NP:-(in)], Ed Mullen, 23:31
Re: iuuq:// (TM) script: draft, Dave Searles, 22:32
Re: iuuq:// (TM) script: draft, Chris F.A. Johnson, 22:10
Open+RealTM w/ Oracles by MeAmI, Anonymous Number of People, 21:40
Re: iuuq:// (TM) script: draft, Anonymous Number of People, 20:39
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Anonymous Number of People, 18:50
solution repeated to eliminate paradox: [P@@]2(=NP:-(in)], Anonymous Number of People, 17:27
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October 24, 2009

Absolutely Amazing Chalk Discussion! It is so good it seems other worlds begot it or sublimely so it was conceived before my very eyes, Anonymous Number of People, 23:45
Re: The Serious Solution to P Versus NP in One Concise Easy to Understand Image, Anonymous Number of People, 23:34
The Serious Solution to P Versus NP in One Concise Easy to Understand Image, Anonymous Number of People, 23:32
Every problem in P is also in both NP and co-NP., Anonymous Number of People, 15:17
simple: P versus NP, Anonymous Number of People, 14:01

October 23, 2009

Help with some exercises, Jesus Christie, 23:42
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Questions like this motivate the concepts of ''hard'' and ''[[complete (complexity)|complete]]''., http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 21:39
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 18:11
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Tegiri Nenashi, 16:06

October 22, 2009

On the nature of limitations in commutative processes, Future_News, 22:57
Proof Of Cook's Theorem in Unary : Machine Assisted, Future_News, 22:10
The real deal: Proof of Cook's Theorem in Unary - Thank you Sci.Math for your patience and kindness, Future_News, 21:36
Re: Proof of Cook's Theorem in Unary, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 21:04
Re: Proof of Cook's Theorem in Unary, Future_News, 21:03
Proof of Cook's Theorem in Unary, Future_News, 20:31
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Future_News, 19:49
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Tegiri Nenashi, 16:48
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, tchow, 10:51
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, H. J. Sander Bruggink, 04:48
Buffer and Adamk - Bacle = Musatov + {ENHANCED} {TRANSCONDACTANCE} {BUFFER} {FOR} {DRIVING} {LARGE} {CAPACTIVE} {LOAD}",, Future_News, 01:17
Bacle whining examples everywhere, Future_News, 00:51
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Future_News, 00:45
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Future_News, 00:42

October 21, 2009

Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Gordon Stangler, 22:58
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, cplxphil, 20:04
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Tegiri Nenashi, 19:50
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, cplxphil, 19:44
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Tegiri Nenashi, 19:32
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Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, James Waldby, 18:11
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Gordon Stangler, 16:22
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, OwlHoot, 16:05
Re: Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Aatu Koskensilta, 16:04
Re: Is this a binary operative?, Future_News, 14:34
Is this a binary operative?, Future_News, 14:17
Re: Computer Determinant Code, Future_News, 13:08
Why use a hook and line when it is easier to drain the pond?, Future_News, 12:41
Second Clay Mathematics Award claimed, but how should it be split?, Future_News, 12:34
Re: Computer Determinant Code, Nick Keighley, 07:42
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The Return of The Unreal Selmer, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 07:31
Re: Computer Determinant Code, Dik T. Winter, 07:16
Re: Computer Determinant Code, Richard Heathfield, 06:49
Re: Computer Determinant Code, Nick Keighley, 06:16
Re: Is there an error in this contracted calculation involving the Riemann and Ricci tensors?, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 03:06
I posted this a while back but I am posting it again because the question on a pure mathematical level deserved further examination in my opinion, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 01:10
Riemann and Ricci orient in Cyberspace with P = NP@+demonium, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 01:02
Re: worry about "overfitting"?, Greg Heath, 00:44

October 20, 2009

Re: linear interpolation, is it necessary to search for the neighboring points?, robert bristow-johnson, 23:37
Re: The year of Cyber Tester, vb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 23:16
Re: Karlsruhe: This one is for you! -- 'Moechten Sie das mal probieren?', http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 22:59
linear interpolation, is it necessary to search for the neighboring points?, MBALOVER, 22:54
Karlsruhe: This one is for you! -- 'Moechten Sie das mal probieren?', http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 22:47
Re: worry about "overfitting"?, MBALOVER, 22:34

October 19, 2009

Re: Theorem 4.6. The class of box perfect graphs is in co-NP., Brane \"Mustav\" excap'd, 22:06
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Re: Is your CAS no a weakling anymore?, clicliclic, 18:16
Theorem 4.6. The class of box perfect graphs is in co-NP., http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 16:07
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Re: worry about "overfitting"?, Greg Heath, 04:33

October 18, 2009

Re: Is your CAS no a weakling anymore?, Richard Fateman, 20:03
Is your CAS no a weakling anymore?, clicliclic, 18:38
Is your CAS no a weakling anymore?, clicliclic, 18:33
Re: worry about "overfitting"?, Phil Sherrod, 14:20
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October 17, 2009

Re: worry about "overfitting"?, Greg Heath, 23:14
Re: worry about "overfitting"?, MBALOVER, 21:50
Re: worry about "overfitting"?, amzoti, 21:22
Re: worry about "overfitting"?, Greg Heath, 21:19
worry about "overfitting"?, MBALOVER, 20:47
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October 16, 2009

Re: Gravity slows light, why not the clocks inside 1971 plane experiment? I believe Gravity slows light and other moving objects, *****and by a *PERCENTAGE* factor of the object's velocity? I'm ***NOT*** talking about "gravity time dilation" which is, Androcles, 22:27
The Program th@ stopped.tiume, http://meami.org, 22:01
Re: Gravity slows light, why not the clocks inside 1971 plane experiment? I believe Gravity slows light and other moving objects, *****and by a *PERCENTAGE* factor of the object's velocity? I'm ***NOT*** talking about "gravity time dilation" which is, Tom Roberts, 21:58
Re: Gravity slows light, why not the clocks inside 1971 plane experiment? I believe Gravity slows light and other moving objects, *****and by a *PERCENTAGE* factor of the object's velocity? I'm ***NOT*** talking about "gravity time dilation" which is, Uncle Al, 19:55
Gravity slows light, why not the clocks inside 1971 plane experiment? I believe Gravity slows light and other moving objects, *****and by a *PERCENTAGE* factor of the object's velocity? I'm ***NOT*** talking about "gravity time dilation" which is, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 18:49
Re: Dedicated to Mr. Alan Turing: A Turning machine I made: @->mm 9780153640940 0153640944 Decodablem<-, Androcles, 13:57
Re: Dedicated to Mr. Alan Turing: A Turning machine I made: @->mm 9780153640940 0153640944 Decodablem<-, hhc314@xxxxxxxxx, 13:54
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October 15, 2009

Determination, Two superpositions are isomorphous then and only then if they are graphically identical, ie,on the sane places there are the same signs from each segment of the tree a small series may come which contains not more than *single-place, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 23:49
Dedicated to Mr. Alan Turing: A Turning machine I made: @->mm 9780153640940 0153640944 Decodablem<-, Musatov, 10:41
Re: Help with a project, Musatov, 10:34
Re: Help with a project, Musatov, 10:29
Re: pass arguments between Sun FORTRAN and C programs, Dik T. Winter, 07:41
Re: Help with a project, John Thingstad, 05:35
Re: Help with a project, vippstar, 05:17
Re: Help with a project, John Thingstad, 04:46
Re: Help with a project, Dork Spotter II, 03:16
Help with a project, Musatov, 03:14

October 14, 2009

Re: pass arguments between Sun FORTRAN and C programs, Richard Tobin, 18:29
Re: pass arguments between Sun FORTRAN and C programs, user1, 15:32
Re: All of information and expression of language may be viewed as a building. you may often times understand a great deal about what might be in a building by what is outside of the building. Computations are no exception., Musatov, 07:07
Re: Binary Invasion (WAS: Inevitable) + subbl, Musatov, 07:04
The appearance of relevant patterns in visual random text generation experiments suggest polynomial formation, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 01:19

October 13, 2009

Re: pass arguments between Sun FORTRAN and C programs, KerryMay, 22:12
{binary search} WAS Re: Non-Ch math, by set-theory non-expert., http://alexslemonade.org, 22:08
Re: pass arguments between Sun FORTRAN and C programs, Tim Prince, 22:05
pass arguments between Sun FORTRAN and C programs, http://alexslemonade.org @ http://MeAmI.org, 19:33

October 12, 2009

Re: All of information and expression of language may be viewed as a building. you may often times understand a great deal about what might be in a building by what is outside of the building. Computations are no exception., Uncle Al, 17:46
'Black Box Code', http://meami.org, 14:14
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P == NP Quod Erat Demonstrandum: Í0« (.. .{(1 +1) + i)...); 10-««* +1) +1)((1 +1) +1» 4-1).Let L(m}-o be the smallest number of the signs + and ♦, by {means} of which it is possible, [LINK] == http://www.meami.org, 12:30
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You =/= us so any time you write 'We' it = us - me + whoever is with you, Musatov, 08:24
susne: SUBVERSIVE MATH (WAS: Re: Arbitrary Power, Musatov, 01:29

October 07, 2009

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Re: twopop™ E-mail and Data Mapping Technologies by http://meami.org, Geordie La Forge @ http://MeAmI.org, 18:46
twopop™ E-mail and Data Mapping Technologies by http://meami.org, Geordie La Forge @ http://MeAmI.org, 18:42
Re: Inference (hypothesis tests and estimation) Differences between means, proportions in two populations, Geordie La Forge @ http://MeAmI.org, 18:35
Inference (hypothesis tests and estimation) Differences between means, proportions in two populations, http://meami.org, 17:30
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Re: omp.lang.java.programmer, Geordie La Forge @ http://MeAmI.org, 05:17
omp.lang.java.programmer, Geordie La Forge @ http://MeAmI.org, 05:05

October 06, 2009

QED Absorbing Internet Traffic, Geordie La Forge @ http://MeAmI.org, 21:18

October 05, 2009

October 04, 2009

comp.programming.java.in.html@http://meami.org, http://meami.org, 20:39
Re: Countless Hum de dumm dum dumpty, I count 2 lines.of astonishing drivel, gratis-_+_8_Sum_, 16:48
Binary Invasion (WAS: Inevitable) + subbl, gratis-_+_8_Sum_, 16:47
Re: Perfection negative sequencing, Gordie La Forge, 16:03
Angrado: Proof: G/f(G) is finite cyclic., [LINK] == http://www.meami.org, 12:35
Endless semi-numeric idiocy, with extras, M. Michael Musatov, 03:05

October 03, 2009

Re: function tog() {, Jerry Gerrone, 19:01
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October 02, 2009

Re: P=((n*n)-2)*(n*n))-1P: n=22 - comp.programming | Google Groups10002*10004-1= 100060007 = 1279.81~78233. Martin Musatov Solved P==NP with this post. ($1MM Clay Millennium Prize to be donated to cure childhood cancer) !, Marshall, 19:18
P=((n*n)-2)*(n*n))-1P: n=22 - comp.programming | Google Groups10002*10004-1= 100060007 = 1279.81~78233. Martin Musatov Solved P==NP with this post. ($1MM Clay Millennium Prize to be donated to cure childhood cancer) !, Michael from MeAmI.org, 17:40
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Re: Countless lines of astonishing drivel, enry, 12:03
Countless lines of astonishing drivel, M.MichaelMusatov, 11:10
solution repeated to eliminate paradox: [P@@]2(=NP:-(in)], M.MichaelMusatov, 07:23
Re: X1aBL1BL2dX3X3(w1=+1)(w3=-1)(w2=+1)v1v2v3Tv1Wv1<0vTWv=022vTWv>033úúúúûùêêêêëé=úúúúûùêêêêëé±±±=nwwwLOMLOM00000000101010021Wd2(a), Richard Heathfield, 07:14
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P = NP solved, M.MichaelMusatov, 01:26
Welcome to #M_+code=), http://meami.org, 00:44

October 01, 2009

Re: 6 0 obj <</Linearized 1/L 98845/O 9/E 96387/N 2/T 98684/H [ 1296 223]>>, Michael, 19:17
Re: 6 0 obj <</Linearized 1/L 98845/O 9/E 96387/N 2/T 98684/H [ 1296 223]>>, Michael, 19:16
6 0 obj <</Linearized 1/L 98845/O 9/E 96387/N 2/T 98684/H [ 1296 223]>>, M.MichaelMusatov, 19:13