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By TMT in The End: Thank you. That's exactly what I meant. :) read in context
By TMT in The End: Precision in math is important. However, since I was telling a joke, I expected my 'audience' to understand my meaning from the context. Humor is usually inversely proportional to explanation. read in context
By Hershel Beltrain in The End: Valentines Day is almost now, is everybody ready? read in context
By bell & ross replica in The End: Excellent post. I was checking continuously this blog and I’m impressed! Extremely helpful information specially the last part :) I care for such info much. I was seeking this certain info for a very long time. Thank you and good luck. read in context
By Ellie K in The End: I just found your site via Google+ folks. It is wonderful and delightful. I will be happy regardless of the update frequency. Please don't decide to make it The End of SpikedMath. Every Wednesday is better than never. But I do wish you the best of luck in getting a job in the fall. It is awful being unemployed. P.S. I like MathFail. Is that your site too? read in context
By Jim in Bayesian Inference: Obviously Bayesian inference does'nt apply to my sex life. I have'nt been laid in a loooooog time. This cartoon is very funny. THX read in context
By Angela in The End: In maths it's important to know the difference between x>a/2 and x<a/2 read in context
By Mike in The End: Hmm...Last time I checked this was a site about math. read in context
By Jihkro in The End: That is just one more example of the ambiguity of the English language. It was likely intended as "patience of someone at least as young as half my age" as compared to "patience of someone at least as old as half my age." What TMT said wasn't necessarily wrong, but was ambiguous. read in context
By Angela in The End: You mean at most half your age? read in context
By ErmakovMIHAIL34 in Geeky pin numbers: недорогой прокат авто и аренда автомобиля только тут read in context
By Gary in The End: You're assuming that wasn't a typo for "lama". Perhaps the mixture neds to be enhanced to cover that possibility. read in context
By TMT in The End: Thank you. I'm looking forward to it. I may be an ancient 26, but I have the patience of someone at least half my age. lol read in context
By ZL in The End: because we are rounding to 4 decimal places... read in context
By C-Bon in The End: I really thank you this effort you're making. I really like Spiked Math. Congratulations for the genius bits you post here! read in context
By B-Con in The End: Thanks for the update! Why not donate (e^pi)-pi dollars? read in context
By Angela in The End: I googled "llamas don't eat" to find out what you should smear your hands with in order to prevent llamas from eating them, and it seems the safest bet would be a mixture of carrot, guinea pig and llama. If you're ever in Britain, add a layer of fireflies to be extra safe. read in context
By Bjarke Todbjerg Nielsen in The End: Yeah, sounds great. Looking forward to it! read in context
By Kaotik4266 in The End: Glad to hear it! Sounds like the new schedule should be fun! read in context
By erejnion in How to insult a mathematician: Oh snap, that about physics would send me into a rage fit... :D read in context
By Param Nitish Hemant in The Movie Math Quiz: 7) Shor in the city 9) Ab tk chhappan 3) agneepath 5) taare zameen par! 2) ghayal 1) hum 2 hamaare 2 8) black read in context
By Anonymous in Spiked Math Reader Survey: I took the survey like a week ago. when do we get new comics? read in context
By pienapp1e in Spiked Math Reader Survey: amen! :D took the survey, can understand why you wanna know stuff, but you're gold on yr own :) read in context
By Angela in Alphabet Blocks: I would have a baby if it could have at least 5 native languages and one of those cute kid-sized flight suits they sell at Kennedy Space Center. Maybe we can form a community of people who would have such single-purpose babies, and raise a single child all together, which would speak five languages, have logic blocks, a flight suit, whatever other things people wish they had a baby for, and probably a few thousand embarrassing names (because most people who don't have any intention of having kids still think about the names they'd like for them) several hundred of which would be Erdős (because I'm mentioning the idea here first, and who here would throw away the possibility of decreasing their Erdős number?) Then, instead of many different people having many different babies for the wrong reasons, we'd just have one baby for all the wrong reasons! It's much more efficient. read in context
By Peter in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Survey taken, but honestly...just keep doing what your doing the way you want to do it. read in context
By Voldemar Ratenkredit in I love part marks!: Ich für meinen Teil habe ja bereits echt längeren Zeitabschnitt nach dem richtigen Kredit im World Wide Web recherchiert. Bereits lichtvoll ich akkurat auf welchem Weg das entdeckt. read in context
By Sol in Alphabet Blocks: I would like to take the moment on my first comment to say that I would have a baby if there was the block set to given him\her. read in context
By Mathspig in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Lerv, lerv, lerv the cool maths. Mathspig read in context
By janet in Pi = 3: love this read in context
By Angela in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Go for the mathematics Ph.D. Don't waste your life on something you don't love. (well, according to one of the comics on here, you'll hate mathematics at some point during the Ph.D, but only temporarily.) read in context
By Angela in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Excellent, then the series of maths poems I was planning to write won't have to compete with you. (They also won't have an audience, but hey, you can't have everything.) read in context
By Gunnar Giro Konto in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Das richtige Girokonto zu begegnen sollte es absolut alles weitere als so geschenkt. Es gibt einfach zu viele mehrere Hotelangebote von zahlreichen Banken. Und die Konten heissen dito noch fortlaufend unterschiedlich - vergleichen ist es bleischwer. read in context
By Statistics in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Are you not aware that the results of your survey will undoubtedly suffer from voluntary response bias????? For example, I enjoy all of your comics, and therefore do not care very much about the distribution of your future comics among various mathematical topics. Subsequently, I do not feel the need to take your survey, and in not taking it I will skew the results. Because of this, when you create new comics based on the results of your survey, I will...undoubtedly enjoy them...wait a minute...damn. read in context
By Hollie in Halloween Candy Graph: Apple is being really smart in proactively trying to get iPads into the academic community. The MAC was never really highly accepted there other than for graphic design. The iPad is taking Apple into places it struggled to break into. read in context
By Anna in Spiked Math Reader Survey: hey Mike, what about the dinner date? I wanna buy it! hahahaha read in context
By moo in Spiked Math Reader Survey: ^ these are the math lovers who are still in doubt whether to go for a phd in mathematics, or keep doing something you don't love. i know i'm one read in context
By Spiked Math in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Lots of valuable feedback so far! I'll give a detailed report later as to what to expect. So far I learned that there is a heck of a lot of software developers and software engineers that visit the site. In terms of content, "math puns" are ranking the highest, while "math poems" are definitely the lowest. Also interesting is that over a third of the people who took the survey indicated that they never visit the website (and just read the comic in the feed). read in context
By Spiked Math in Spiked Math Reader Survey: In that case, I'd have to pay for the dinner! read in context
By Ruv in World of Mathcraft: That background is WinterSpring from World of Warcraft :P read in context
By Viola in Spiked Math Reader Survey: What happens if, under the "would you buy this stuff?", I select something (clearly, I chose the dinner date) in addition to the "I wouldn't buy anything"? Is there some way to prevent the end of the universe due to this lack of consistency? read in context
By SHiNKiROU in Spiked Math Reader Survey: at least make a comic about surveys? read in context
By Gandalf in Clever Alex: "square root" I've heard people slur to sound like "sk'root" which sounds like "screw" which means... well, u know. Maybe that's what it means? read in context
By snowtea in Jumping the Shark: Some students will surely miss the discontinuity read in context
By Centaurs in Spiked Math Reader Survey: yay now we can pretty much vote on what kind of comics we want to see more of~! read in context
By Psi in It's my advisor, I should say hi: I like how the mathematics professor is thinking about Schrödinger's equation. :P read in context
By ugg boots in Spiked Math Reader Survey: i think i can to do read in context
By jjl2357 in Don't forget your compass set!: heh, I've never had a problem with compasses at airports... read in context
By Pilot9 in Spiked Math Reader Survey: A pleasure to do that. Keep up with the great work.:) read in context
By Fepe in Spiked Math Reader Survey: Done! read in context