I don't really buy into the idea of the Protestant Work Ethic (nobody works harder than Japanese salarymen, and they’re pretty far removed from any Calvinist cultural heritage)

-- J. D. Moyer

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The geometric series $$\sum_{k=0}^{\infty}{ar^k}$$ equals $$\frac{a}{1-r}$$ if and only if $$|r| < 1$$.

I find zombies interesting on an intellectual level. The slow, mindless one that have to bite you. (Read [The Zombie Survival Guide](http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/535441.The_Zombie_Survival_Gui de) for more info.)

I think of math the same way I think of this shade of blue:

These are Blank and Cornell templates, in both Landscape and Portrait. They're meant for any Retina iPad, including both iPad Pro sizes.

It's annoying to remember the grammar rule for quantities that dictates when to use many vs. much, fewer vs. less, etc.

Some context: Eric Allman invented sendmail and is openly gay.

Try this command:

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Jack Sparrow said it best.

This post summarizes what I think are some effective ways to read with the specific goal of gaining the information written in the text as fast as possible. This should only really be done when you're trying to learn something factual from the book, because doing this to fiction is a great way to make it unbearable to read.

Wow.

The more traditional Aram Chantat still tended to regard literacy as a weakness, liable to undermine the imagination and the memory.

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I mean lazy as in lazy evaluation, not lazy as in work ethic.