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bio website stevenvh.net
location Flanders, Belgium
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That's "Steven" (with the "n" at the end)


"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." — Bertrand Russell


Product designer, consumer electronics: audio (with Philips), home automation.
Done computer science in a previous life too.


Belbin team roles: Plant and Resource Investigator


Personal values: respect, honesty, pride, modesty, fairness


I yell because I care


favorite candy


May
24
asked Explaining why sin and cos are *not* at right angles
May
9
awarded  Popular Question
Sep
15
awarded  Autobiographer
Sep
14
awarded  Citizen Patrol
Aug
8
awarded  Yearling
Jul
6
accepted Are there numerical algorithms for Roman numerals?
Jul
5
comment Are there numerical algorithms for Roman numerals?
@Theo - It's odd then that nobody seems to have questioned the system, given that you need a calculator to solve just any problem :-)
Jul
5
asked Are there numerical algorithms for Roman numerals?
Dec
25
awarded  Nice Question
Nov
17
awarded  Fanatic
Oct
30
revised What requirements should a CRC polynomial satisfy?
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Oct
30
revised What requirements should a CRC polynomial satisfy?
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Oct
30
revised What requirements should a CRC polynomial satisfy?
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Oct
30
comment What requirements should a CRC polynomial satisfy?
@Jason: yes, I'm talking about GF2 polynomials. I'll add it to my question
Oct
30
comment What requirements should a CRC polynomial satisfy?
@J.M.: yes, as in CRC checksums
Oct
30
accepted Types of infinity
Oct
30
asked What requirements should a CRC polynomial satisfy?
Sep
24
comment Is there possibly a largest prime number?
well, at first I didn't find your answer helpful at all. This comment clears it up.
Sep
24
awarded  Critic
Sep
24
comment Is there possibly a largest prime number?
But N(N+1) is not prime!