#5906

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April 25, 2016, 9:15 p.m.

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//Discrete, Noah Levine teaching knapsack problem while Rose is out. Noah: If I am packing a lunch for my child, clearly I do not have an infinite number of xylophones to maximize their vitamin D intake.

#5899

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April 20, 2016, 8:50 a.m.

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// stav and rtse are arguing about the Affordable Care Act in ADSA Noah: Don't bother trying to argue with Ryan about this, you'll never change his mind. Its kinda like playing ping pong with a brick wall. Stav: But you can at least practice! Daniel: Well if you hit the ball with not much force...

#5864

22

March 21, 2016, 1:54 p.m.

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Noah Levine: I studied Robby Fleischman over the summer.

#5859

77

March 16, 2016, 6:47 p.m.

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//Aaron and Karina discussing robo and teams that do well because they have tons of resources and professional engineers and get to work in Johnson Space Center and whatnot //Noah mentions an article on the JPL website about teams that were supported by JPL, with the headline "Local High Schools Win Robotics Competition." Robby: Local World Class Research Institution Wins High School Robotics Competition.

#5807

55

Feb. 10, 2016, 10:04 p.m.

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//In Complex, talking about Abraham de Moivre and Pierre Alphonse Laurent Noah Levine: The way that French works is you say the first letter and then you don't close your mouth.

#5585

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Oct. 17, 2015, 10:39 p.m.

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//Seniors + Sam (a junior) playing Resistance in Rose's room at lunch //Everyone shows their cards; Sam is Mordred Noah (Oberon): OK, you played that one really badly. You're the assassin, so go ahead and choose someone to kill. You're totally incompetent, so it doesn't really matter. Sam: I choose to kill Brian. Brian Morris: Is that your final answer? Sam: Yes. Morris: Goddamit. //Reveals that he was Merlin, winning the game for Sam, Noah, and Josephine Noah: Um...well. That was actually pretty competent. Huh.

#5577

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Oct. 12, 2015, 7:24 a.m.

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//Seniors eating lunch in Rose's room, playing Resistance Someone: Notice how this round, everyone matches their card //Everyone looks at their cards; the genders all match Noah: Wait. You think I'm a fucking broccoli?

#5459

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April 17, 2015, 11:47 p.m.

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//The day after spring break, when Rose had returned from San Francisco and announced that he was going to work at Google Rose: *frustrated with tedious algebra* This is like.. ugh... Noah: It's okay Mr. Rose. Think of your new job at Google! Rose: That's right, gotta think about the free food... Noah: And girls! Girls work at Google! Rose: Yeah, like, five... Glad that you're watching out for my dating opportunities Komo. Komo: What? Noah said that! Rose: There's a constant stream of sass always coming from this table, so your names are basically interchangeable.

#5329

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Dec. 19, 2014, 4:21 p.m.

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//pd. 2 AP NSL; watching an ad from AARP Voice: How many kittens do you need? Girl: Two! Boy: Two billion plus one million. Noah: That's Lodal.

#5319

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Dec. 15, 2014, 7:59 p.m.

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//Functions, first period. Descartes Law of Signs and Upper Bound of Roots Theorem. Rose has just used synthetic division with 5 on a polynomial and ended up with a nonzero remainder. Rose: Oh no! 5 is not a real root! But, class, you see, dividing by a number that is not a root is a lot like a break-up: You could just rush on blindly looking for the next opportunity, or you could slow down and consider the implications, and why everything went wrong... So what does anyone notice about the remainder? Noah Kim: Wait, Mr. Rose, is this related to your personal experience? //a little bit later, talking about graphs of polynomials in relation to roots Rose: But we know what graphs of polynomials look like! They're so continuous and smooth and predictable.... Noah Kim: Mr. Rose, you are still talking about math, right?