creed0r

I still use Reaktor by Native Instruments. It's been on the market since like '96 or something and it's ugly and clumsy as hell but it still sounds way better than anything else...

Am I right in taking from this that markov chains don't necessarily adjust to history?

So in the example, if a "sunny day" state has a chance of 0.9 to stay in that state and a 0.1 chance of transitioning to rainy day and I already had 5 sunny days, the 6th day would still have a 0.1 chance to be a rainy day?

This is the most stupidest thing I could've ever imagined.

ABSOLUT.MUST.SEE.

I was going to write the longest comment this site has ever seen, explaining every single bit that's wrong with this idea but I decided to rather keep it short:

>>>> This is the most stupidest idea I have ever come across. <<<<

It's very nature is wrong on so many levels that my head starts to hurt, seriously.

And to offer people, who never got the current system taught well and who have been waiting for something else that would presumably make their lives easier, a sort of "easy-way-out" solution, rather than attacking the real problem at hand, is so cheap and just so wrong that I feel sorry for all seconds spend thinking on this bullshit rather than on how to improve the overall teaching/teachers quality.

Forget this crap. Teach the current system the way it's supposed to be teached, learn it the way it's supposed the learned and the reward will be lifelong priceless knowledge and skill.

From the article: “It was so unexpected,”...

George Carlin on germs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v...

Was it? Really?