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Researcher Ratings for mathtalk-ga

Average Answer Rating: 4.00 stars
Questions Answered: 266
Number of Refunds: 1

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Subject: Distance and angles "through" the globe.
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: kwaaker-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Microalbuminuria Test strips Manufacturers
Category: Health
Rating and comments by: rathiagaraja-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Load word Table into MSSQL
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: twims-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: chemistry
Category: Science > Chemistry
Rating and comments by: teatea-ga
5 stars
Subject: Chemistry
Category: Science > Chemistry
Rating and comments by: teatea-ga
5 stars
Subject: Explain mirror images succinctly
Category: Science > Physics
Rating and comments by: playitagainsam-ga
5 stars
Succinct and accurate and a great help - thanks!
Subject: chemistry
Category: Science > Chemistry
Rating and comments by: teatea-ga
4 stars
Subject: DOS device driver
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: ga1000-ga
5 stars
Subject: Data Structure and Algorithm in Java (Graph Problem)
Category: Computers > Algorithms
Rating and comments by: math01-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Data Structure and Algorithm in Java (Graph Problem)
Category: Computers > Algorithms
Rating and comments by: math01-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Data Structure and Algorithm In Java (Graph Problem)
Category: Computers > Algorithms
Rating and comments by: math01-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: A problem on probabilities
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: octava-ga
5 stars
When I posted my question, I had no idea of how difficult it was.
Mathtalk didn't just give the correct answer, but also provided
patience, comprehension, enthusiasm and effort far beyond I expected.
Thanks to that generosity I learned a lot from the answer and
comments.

Many thanks! Really!

Octava
Subject: Difference between VBA and VB.Net
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: terrapindesign-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Continuity
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: fmunshi-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: For mathtalk-ga
Category: Arts and Entertainment > Movies and Film
Rating and comments by: secret901-ga
5 stars
Thanks for your help!
Subject: Visual Basic or C++ Source Code - Convert ASCII text file to SQL entry
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: mrsneaky-ga
5 stars
I tried to rate this and it failed...  Try #2 - GREAT, I'm traveling
this week and don't have good opportunity to test it, but looks great
on the surface!  I'll post the follow up (to pay the additional $50)
and to add a character delimited source file!  you are the GOOGLE
GOD!!!  :)

I didn't realize the $100.00 tip limit when we "negotiated".  ;)

Thanks,
Charlie
Subject: Microsoft .NET technology
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: jim2003-ga
5 stars
Subject: Chemistry
Category: Miscellaneous
Rating and comments by: 031987-ga
3 stars
Subject: XP/Windows 2000 Registry Location to Poke for Start Menu Entry
Category: Computers > Operating Systems
Rating and comments by: mesamike-ga
5 stars
Thanks for the well structured answer. It should allow me to get my task finished.
Subject: Spectral Theorem Proof
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: oaaltone-ga
5 stars
Thanks for the help, I'm going to take your answer and review it
thoroughly. It will be very helpful!
Subject: Assume that the cardinal number of a sample space
Category: Reference, Education and News > Education
Rating and comments by: skeeter1-ga
4 stars
Subject: Probe and Modify a SQL 2000 database using Visual Basic six and no Forms
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: pmclinn-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Justification needed for using "History of" credits to meet job requirement
Category: Reference, Education and News
Rating and comments by: wandlimb-ga
5 stars
Thank you for all your exceptional, detailed work. You have
practically written my justification for me. If I can't get my rating
changed with these arguments, it wasn't meant to be. Job well done!
Subject: Disable/Inable internet connection via prompt
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: compuplus-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Impossible Number Puzzle
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: floridaguy-ga
5 stars
That's it!  Thank you.
Subject: Four Simple Assembler / Assembly Problems / Programs
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: bildy-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: For MathTalk: Windows XP or Windows 2000?
Category: Computers > Operating Systems
Rating and comments by: beckybob-ga
5 stars
Thanks for the speed. Your answer came just as UPS drove up. Bob
Subject: To :livioflores-ga
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: joannehuang-ga
5 stars
That's really helpful and fast. I learn a lot .
Subject: Supplying .NET plug in - Where to start?
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: whatshisname-ga
5 stars
I now have all the information I need to start my project. Question
answered quickly and thoroughly. Thanks very much!
Subject: A Book about software engineering management and hiring - new version
Category: Computers
Rating and comments by: edie99-ga
5 stars
I got exactly what I wanted with more info than I wished.
And I like the essay mathalk wrote for me. I still keep it in my mind,
it's extremely useful. mathalk definitely has an experienc and is
willing to walk the extra mile... I appreciate it a lot.
Subject: Communications Technology
Category: Computers > Internet
Rating and comments by: cccis-ga
4 stars
Subject: Statistics\ forecasting
Category: Reference, Education and News
Rating and comments by: san007-ga
5 stars
Excellent work and very thorough, it helped me understand and further
my knowledge in this area. Thank you very much
Subject: Aerospace Engineering Classes
Category: Science > Technology
Rating and comments by: curiousminds-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Statistics: Hypothesis Testing needed; rigged dice.
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: donphiltrodt-ga
5 stars
Excellent work.  Thank you.
Subject: SQL (using MS SQL Server 2000 & ASP)
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: krickles-ga
5 stars
5 stars.  What else is there to say?
Subject: Xml Web Services Design
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: xmlwebservices-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Visual Basic.net array based string search
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: pbcdhs-ga
5 stars
Excellent answer. Clear and concise. I really learnt a lot from
mathtalk.The answers given saved me a lot of time.
Subject: Queueing Trouble!
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: sam420-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Access 2000 linking to Oracle (without DSN)
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: ny_insomniac-ga
5 stars
Perfect.  Those links confirmed a lot of what I thought which was really helpful.
Subject: Legacy data migration QA plan
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: siam-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: XML in VB6
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: ny_insomniac-ga
5 stars
It works!  Microsoft made it fun for us with a difference between
Nodes, Elements, and Attributes, but you got me through it.  Thanks.
Subject: SQL: Superset-Subset relation within a table.
Category: Computers
Rating and comments by: theabhinav-ga
5 stars
Great Answer, totally works for me. I was able to reach solution
myself but yours was much simpler than mine.
Here's mine:
SELECT DISTINCT ID INTO S FROM myTable
CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX S_S ON S(id)
SELECT DISTINCT content INTO C FROM myTable
CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX C_C ON C(content)

SELECT S2.id AS SuperSet, S1.id AS Subset
FROM S S1 CROSS JOIN S S2 CROSS JOIN C 
LEFT OUTER JOIN myTABLE A
ON S1.id = A.id AND C.content = A.content
LEFT OUTER JOIN mytable B
ON S2.id = B.id AND C.content = B.content
WHERE S1.id <> S2.id
GROUP BY S1.id, S2.id
HAVING COUNT(A.content) = COUNT(A.content+B.content)
AND COUNT(A.id) < COUNT(B.id)
Subject: For mathtalk-ga: My brain hurts
Category: Health > Conditions and Diseases
Rating and comments by: aceresearcher-ga
5 stars
Researcher provided excellent resources in a fast and professional manner!
Thanks!
Subject: 10-4 definition
Category: Arts and Entertainment > Movies and Film
Rating and comments by: zeker-ga
This answer has not been rated.
Subject: Integral Calculus Problem
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: philpre-ga
5 stars
This was a VERY VERY big help. Thank you for your prompt response. I
will definitely consider using Answers.Google.com any time I have any
problem or question I need answered.
Subject: ASCII/Unicode in Word / VBA
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: viseu-ga
5 stars
I haven't had a chance to try this out yet but thank you for all your
help & all the information.
Subject: Timeline conccurncy counting
Category: Computers > Programming
Rating and comments by: epoulsen-ga
5 stars
Your answer is simple and elegant.  Thank you!
Subject: solution of matrix equation
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: elgoog_elgoog-ga
5 stars
Excellent answer! That helps a lot. Thank you very much.
Subject: For mathtalk-ga only
Category: Miscellaneous
Rating and comments by: michellemck-ga
5 stars
A top notch answer - thanks!
Subject: Kalman filter implementation
Category: Science > Math
Rating and comments by: asiatechnicals-ga
5 stars
A perfectly comprehensive and professional response to an
exceptionally difficult question. The $100 tip on a $53 question was
worth every penny. Thank you.
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