i ' d say that ' s a very good pairing for 1080 p 60 hz gaming for a decent amount of time . <| sep |> The only dancer I ' ve managed to get so far has been Nozomi . Was hoping to have Rin show up but oh well . <| sep |> The variation and the personalities were pretty nice , the premiums were cheaper which was cool , the story was interesting and added to the Main story . It was a nice event . Except for the mechanics . Fuck that . <| sep |> From a super controlled state , I ' m jealous . How much does one of these cost and how many uses do you get out of it ? <| sep |> Side note , I ' m a progelectro DJ that tours mostly Midwest . Is Atlanta something I should look at to expand ? <| sep |> Most of the main results of Calculus were known before Newton and Leibniz . Descartes and Fermat had a developed theory of derivatives , and the ideas of integrals had been developed from ideas dating back to the Greeks , and these ideas were connected via the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus , which was proved by Issac Barrow , one of Newton ' s teachers . So much of what makes up calculus was already developed before Newton and Leibniz , they provided an explicit framework for it , applied it in novel ways to new problems and investigated the ideas more explicitly . They connected the dots that were already there . But even after them , the ideas of Calculus didn ' t really have sufficient footing . Newton was a physicist , so a lot of his ideas were wrapped up in the framework of some physics problem , and Leibniz was more of a philosopher and his ideas were reasoned more like a philosopher would . The theoretical backing of Calculus , rigorously based in limits , was developed much later . People like Riemann , Weierstrass , Cauchy and more in the 1800 s are the ones that really gave Calculus a solid mathematical backing based on limits .