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Julian Morgan
Noah Taylor
is University of Rochester actually the best university to go to for MS/PhD if I want a career in optics or is it just a meme? Many say that it is the best for optics, but would a MS/PhD in EE with a focus on optics/photonics at a top school like UMich get me the same or better opportunities?
Jace Ortiz
Is a BC CS with a minor in robotics from an Ivy good enough if I want to work in industrial automaton?
Kayden Ramirez
Is there anything like Tails with Tor and everything, just for Raspberry Pi?
Jackson Martin
(fug, wrong board)
Samuel Jackson
Could you not just install Tails on your pi?
Kevin Reed
>the best university to go to for MS/PhD
Are you at the stage where you will be going for these degrees in a year or so? In that case, ask your professors/advisor. If not, you have more things to worry about than which school offers the best research opportunities for a particular field.
Jose Barnes
it doesn't support ARM architectures.
Dylan Perez
So we have simple notations that we can use to describe the positive subset of a set, [math]\mathbb{R}^+[/math], and the negative subset, [math]\mathbb{R}^-[/math]. Is there any equivalent symbol for the non-negative subset? Something like [math]\mathbb{R}^\sim[/math], where ~ means [math]\mathbb{R}-\mathbb{R^-}[/math]. Using the non-negatives is pretty common, there has to be a neater solution than writing out [math]\mathbb{R}^++\{0\}[/math] every time.
Adam Allen
>. Is there any equivalent symbol for the non-negative subset?
[math] \mathbb{R}_{\geq 0} [/math]