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Re: Do you use your calculator at your job?
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Jonathan Katz
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I have to apologize about the "summer job" part; I didn't mean to exclude anyone in the southern hemisphere!
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30 June 2005, 03:47 GMT
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Re: Do you use your calculator at your job?
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edenist
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Thats ok. The winter is pretty poor here atm anyway. lol.
Would have liked a "I dont use my calc at work, but I use it at home" option though. That could have made it more general.
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30 June 2005, 04:22 GMT
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Re: Do you use your calculator at your job?
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Zeroko
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I am indeed using my calculators. I am disassembling the TI-81 ROM (including naming the routines, since the disassembly is already finished (I am really bored right now, since I have temporarily run out of AI ideas :) (& yes, I do program in LISP sometimes))), which involves my TI-92+ for hexadecimal arithmetic & a real TI-81 because the emulator's keys are arranged horribly (since it was not designed to emulate a TI-81).
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30 June 2005, 04:37 GMT
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Re: Do you use your calculator at your job?
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Jake Griffin
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I am not taking any classes, and I don't use my calculator at work, so I had to vote that it's collecting dust even though I occasionally use it at home for programming purposes...I'm currently trying to figure out how to convert numbers to "base pi" where pi (base 10) = 10 (base pi), pi^2 (base 10) = 100 (base pi), etc...
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30 June 2005, 06:07 GMT
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