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Should I trust your answers?...

Yes leads over No (3 years ago)

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I'm planning to take a trip to look at housing options, to begin in August, in California. When should I go?...

I picked June - more convenient for me over July - perhaps more options available? (2 years ago)

on the advice of my real estate agent mother

The date is Thursday, April 17, and it's 7 pm....

I picked Go to Butler Lampson's talk on computer systems research in 54-100 over Go to LSC's screening of Nanking in 26-100 (2 years ago)

All the cool classes are only offered in the fall. (Chagrin!) It would be unwise to take more than 1. So I should take a class in...

I picked origami and computational folding with Erik Demaine. over distributed computer systems with Robert Morris. Yes, that Morris. (3 years ago)

...it doesn't necessarily conflict with the class I'm TAing.

I'm going away for the summer and I don't want to take my potted plants (8 of them) with me....

I picked Ask someone to take care of them (I'll be indebted) over Ask someone to take them (they'll be indebted) (3 years ago)

Conflicting seminar/lecture events tomorrow. Choose the one I should go to......

I picked Salil Vadhan, Theory Colloquium: "Expander Graphs, Randomness Extractors, and List-Decodable Codes" over Sadoway's Wulff lecture: "Electrochemical Pathways Towards Sustainability" (3 years ago)

What kind of T-pass to get? Choose neither if you think I should walk/bike in the cold instead....

I picked Linkpass - bus and subway. More expensive (~x2) but more generally useful. over Bus. I live closer to it than to the subway, and it should suffice for my commuting needs. (3 years ago)

I preregistered for two course 18 seminars and got into both, but I only want to take one of them. Which?...

I picked 18.424 (information theory, P. Shor) - I won the lottery to get into it. I know fewer of the students who will be taking it. "Considers various topics in information theory, including data compression, Shannon's Theorems, and error-correcting codes." over 18.304 (discrete math, D. Kleitman) - in a section with only senior math majors. I lost the lottery when it was offered last spring. I'll probably need to dash to class from Harvard. "Seminar in combinatorics, graph theory, and discrete mathematics in general." (3 years ago)