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I think the author's page (Alex Spartalis) deserves to be mentioned: https://www.alexspartalis.com/cheat-sheet.html https://www.alexspartalis.com/cheat-sheet.h

I think the author's page (Alex Spartalis) deserves to be mentioned: https://www.alexspartalis.com/cheat-sheet.html https://www.alexspartalis.com/cheat-sheet.html He has the same version (v2.10) there and mentions that, "The Web version does not include the distribution functions due to file size restrictions. Email me if you would like a copy of these." That explains why pages 213-330 are missing. Someone should offer to upload the full copy to keybase.pub (or someplace) since his personal site can't handle the load. People sometimes do tremendous work creating a program/book/artwork, and want the world to see it, but don't get around to really share it or promote it.

behnamoh 7y ago
It'd be nice if there was a cheat sheet for Category Theory as well. I thought that part could be found in the link you provided, but seems like the author hadn't (2013) included CT in this almanac.
lucb1e 7y ago
I sent a message using the contact form. Thanks for mentioning this.
- samirm 7y ago
  If you do end up reuploading it, please look into fixing all the typographical issues too. Ty!
- _underfl0w_ 7y ago
  If you do re-upload it, you should let us know here and/or post a link to the full version on HN.
- iagovar 7y ago
  Just use torrent! It's easy, and potentially free!
  - lucb1e 7y ago
    Distributing new versions is an issue though, as there is no way to tell anyone who is currently seeding the old torrent. But it's not a terrible idea if it turns out there is really a lot of bandwidth (I don't expect that), then I could use my server for seeding at least.
    - ric2b 7y ago
      This is a solved problem, RSS is used to automatically fetch new pirated tv show episodes.
    - CamperBob2 7y ago
      Hmm, that sounds like an interesting problem in itself, a torrent client that handles versioning and updates behind the scenes.
      - ric2b 7y ago
        Isn't that already solved with RSS? RSS is widely used to publish new pirated tv show episodes already, so that your torrent client can fetch them automatically when they're available.
      - lorenzorhoades 7y ago
        I mean, thats essentially the apple app store right? Just with torrents and documents instead of apps? So like a freely distributed google docs, but for everything. That movie you downloaded a week ago got a better version, the sci-hub article you downloaded last week has commentary from the author or has been disputed, That microsoft office (excel, word, onenote) you've been working on with a group has a long revision history and automatic version control. You could even download the 'latest version' at 'run-time'; when you double click to open the document. There's a company, or atleast the very start of one in these ideas.
GuB-42 7y ago
For some reason v2.10 incorrectly shows e^1pi instead of e^ipi in the Euler equation. v2.6 is correct.
- kbirkeland 7y ago
  I believe that's an iota (ι) not a 1.

behnamoh 7y ago

It'd be nice if there was a cheat sheet for Category Theory as well. I thought that part could be found in the link you provided, but seems like the author hadn't (2013) included CT in this almanac.

lucb1e 7y ago

I sent a message using the contact form. Thanks for mentioning this.

samirm 7y ago
If you do end up reuploading it, please look into fixing all the typographical issues too. Ty!
_underfl0w_ 7y ago
If you do re-upload it, you should let us know here and/or post a link to the full version on HN.
iagovar 7y ago
Just use torrent! It's easy, and potentially free!
- lucb1e 7y ago
  Distributing new versions is an issue though, as there is no way to tell anyone who is currently seeding the old torrent. But it's not a terrible idea if it turns out there is really a lot of bandwidth (I don't expect that), then I could use my server for seeding at least.
  - ric2b 7y ago
    This is a solved problem, RSS is used to automatically fetch new pirated tv show episodes.
  - CamperBob2 7y ago
    Hmm, that sounds like an interesting problem in itself, a torrent client that handles versioning and updates behind the scenes.
    - ric2b 7y ago
      Isn't that already solved with RSS? RSS is widely used to publish new pirated tv show episodes already, so that your torrent client can fetch them automatically when they're available.
    - lorenzorhoades 7y ago
      I mean, thats essentially the apple app store right? Just with torrents and documents instead of apps? So like a freely distributed google docs, but for everything. That movie you downloaded a week ago got a better version, the sci-hub article you downloaded last week has commentary from the author or has been disputed, That microsoft office (excel, word, onenote) you've been working on with a group has a long revision history and automatic version control. You could even download the 'latest version' at 'run-time'; when you double click to open the document. There's a company, or atleast the very start of one in these ideas.

GuB-42 7y ago

For some reason v2.10 incorrectly shows e^1pi instead of e^ipi in the Euler equation. v2.6 is correct.

kbirkeland 7y ago
I believe that's an iota (ι) not a 1.