I <heart> engineers

[archenemy]

Funny, I always thought they were looking down at the mirrors.

[drater]

 

lolzer!!

[rob]

if you and dead people can read hex, and you teach a friend to read hex, are you all deaf?

[archenemy]

Wha?

I'm not very bright. I fall down a lot.

[sk]

Funny, I always thought they were looking down at the mirrors.

 

 

[G-spotter]

I only got 7/22

 

I can proudly say I got only 0.5/22.

 

But, I just noticed that 7/22 is 1/pi

[archenemy]

If I could just get 4 10s, I'd be happy.

[archenemy]

In a set equipped with a binary operation called a product, the multiplicative identity is an element such that

 

 

 

for all . It can be, for example, the identity element of a multiplicative group or the unit of a unit ring. In both cases it is usually denoted 1. The number 1 is, in fact, the multiplicative identity of the ring of integers and of its extension rings such as the ring of Gaussian integers , the field of rational numbers , the field of real numbers , and the field of complex numbers . The residue class of number 1 is the multiplicative identity of the quotient ring of for all integers .

 

If is a commutative unit ring, the constant polynomial 1 is the multiplicative identity of every polynomial ring .

 

In a Boolean algebra, if the operation is considered as a product, the multiplicative identity is the universal bound . In the power set of a set , this is the total set .

 

The unique element of a trivial ring is simultaneously the additive identity and multiplicative identity.

 

In a group of maps over a set (as, e.g., a transformation group or a symmetric group), where the product is the map composition, the multiplicative identity is the identity map on .

 

In the set of matrices with entries in a unit ring, the multiplicative identity (with respect to matrix multiplication) is the identity matrix. This is also the multiplicative identity of the general linear group on a field , and of all its subgroups.

 

Not all multiplicative structures have a multiplicative identity. For example, the set of all matrices having determinant equal to zero is closed under multiplication, but this set does not include the identity matrix.

 

 

[archenemy]

my equations didn't come through. Sorry. The punchline was supposed to be "you're number one", but I fucked up. Someone take my propeller hat off me.

[minx]

that's OK - i was wondering why there wasn't a software program to do this for me. i think that's the difference between a scientist and an engineer.

[ken4ord]

i'm sad to say that i only answered 27.272727272727272727272727% of the question affirmatively.

 

Oh sad days are upon us. Minx is no longer the S&M duckie, but has gone the way of the beaker. Was this arch's fault, with this thread? You only answered yes to 27.272727272727272727272727% of the questions, granted that is bad, but not that bad.

[minx]

bondage ducky needs a rest. he's tired and needs a post nookie nap. he may make a return in the near future but face it, lab coats are sizzlin!

[archenemy]

Lab coats

so hot right now.

[sk]

Lab coats

so hot right now.

 

so hot ALL the time

[ken4ord]

Lab coats

so hot right now.

 

so hot ALL the time

 

Yeah I can imagine lab coats could be hot, but I always seem to worn with clothes on underneath.