Two links that are very invaluable to researchers who want to know how to succeed…

The second one was found by Seb.

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  1. Here’s a link to PPT versions of #1, for the .ps.gz impaired: http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~pattrsn/talks/nontech.html

    Comment by Seb — 25/5/2004 @ 12:41

  2. And one should not take those advices too seriously!!!

    Comment by Daniel Lemire — 25/5/2004 @ 15:31

  3. That’s great! It does hit one of my problems. Ta!

    Comment by Paul — 26/5/2005 @ 14:56

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