OLED-on-glass-substrate is allowing TVs to get lighter making them more installable. OLED-on-plastic-substrate TVs could be shipped rolled up. They may not be that far away (<10 years).
On the current site this is changed to: "You can apply to 42 if you’re older than 45, but please know that most students here are younger and that Intensive Basic Training is tiring."
Hardly encouraging.
The french site http://www.42.fr/ says "ouverte à tous et accessible aux 18-30 ans" (18-30 only)
Draw your own conclusions about age discrimination here. You are free to apply...
"Email is a wonderful thing for people whose role in life is to be on top of things. But not for me; my role is to be on the bottom of things. What I do takes long hours of studying and uninterruptible concentration."
Caltech has this available: http://authors.library.caltech.edu/47756/1/FEYrmp48.pdf
There are some other good treatments too, although I can't find them at the moment.
If anyone out there is interested in being a developer in my group and is handy with algorithms and fast data stores e.g. Redis, ideally in production, email me.
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... without seriously considering the benefits of a scatterplot.
Here is some data I plotted recently: http://i.imgur.com/lvraM.png
Yes, you need to be careful about overlap (transparency can help), but without a scatterplot, I would not see the sharp edges, or have my attention drawn to the outliers.
Density plots imply a model: By creating bins, square or hex, you are adding a layer of interpretation on top of the 2D data, which can be bad. Also the bins of this article have sharp edges (high frequency content) and add artificial structure. I think smooth density plots, not covered by this article, are superior.
Best of both worlds? --> http://www.survey-design.com.au/graphs/density_plot1.png
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