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Mathematicians like analytical approach. Technical problems like visualizing water can have many more solutions from all kinds of angles. Admonishing people for taking a creative approach is petty, in such as you lose the goal and make the
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by 127 5y ago
Yes, if you don't jump through all the hoops of Greek codegolf, memorizing dead mathematicians names and ingesting all the generational cruft, you don't deserve to create anything useful. I'm so tired of this attitude.
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Windows 10 forces reboots these days to update. It happens relatively often.
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Name one place where it didn't get abused in any way?
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Tone policing is also how truth and justice are buried in the name of fitting in.
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Installed Manjaro on my HP laptop instead of Windows and the hardware actually works better with less issues.
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In my experience people inexperienced with the process think 3D requires about 10x less work than it actually does.
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He recorded the entire process on Twitch. You're seeing the end result: the forest. When you're seeing how each tree is built one step a time it all seems a lot less magical. It's just a lot of work. A lot more people (on ave
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I'm a little confused on what you're proposing of them robbing?
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It's really more about how cynical and calculative the entire show is to manipulate the fragile ego of its target audience. And also: this is just my opinion. I'm not presenting it as some immutable truth.
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Well, I personally enjoy using Rust, but Rick & Morty is in my humble opinion awful. Pretty much the poster boy for the "I'm so smart and witty" crowd. Rust is the good kind of smart. Actual functional solutions to diffic
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If there wasn't already KYC/AML and the requirement for me to pay taxes on capital gains, you might have a point.
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What's going on in America and why is there no actual antitrust enforcement action?
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Find a product market fit. Figure out how to escape the competition enough time to make a profit. That's about it.
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My bank API sucks. It basically doesn't exist.
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It's indeed very notable that there's a lot of talk how to make people generate more value to others, and nothing about how people find ways to consume the value that others create.
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As a (potential) employer, I wouldn't really care about age. It's all about how much you make money for me. What your performance to cost ratio? People can be cats or dogs for all I care. Young have the advantage that they usually
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How often does the government decide to give back power to the people just out of the goodness of their hearts? How often does a career politician decide to step aside because someone else has better ideas? All I'm saying is that there
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If you don't have the right to determine how you will use your money, as you see fit, it's not your money anymore. Governments can just piggyback on your work as much as they want. The productive portion of the people can be ensla
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Symbols and math are two completely different things. Symbols are just something you attach concepts and ideas to. I believe that with words and labels instead of obscure symbols and surnames of mathematicians, teaching math could be more e
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It's fine if it's only for hard core mathematicians. Use a disclaimer front and center next time: NOT MEANT FOR MUGGLES. (Seriously talking: From an educational point of view, lowest common deminator is exactly what you want, as l
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For example, using greek instead of latin letters is completely unnecessary. Just to point out completely meaningless overhead. Using in-group context-sensitive symbols is by definition exclusive. Using descriptive well thought out names is
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Yes, I agree completely. It communicates information very cheaply and in-band to very few people who are intimately familiar with the mathematics involved. And nobody else. Calling this mathematical education makes me doubt your implicit cl
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Exactly. Making it harder to read, write and understand on purpose, unless you're a part of a specific small exclusive club. There's absolutely no reason.
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To prove survivor-ship bias, you would have to show that somehow either bad or good experiences never gain visibility, which to me doesn't seem to be the case at all. With natural medicine there's always people who point out the d
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So, what's the current situation running Windows under a Linux system with QEMU?
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VC for crypto by definition is a pre-mine, so yeah...
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Probably the best applied math "tutorial" without all the bullshit I've yet seen is the mathematical background appendix in Probabilistic Machine Learning: An Introduction by Kevin P. Murphy.
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One defining aspect of a free market is destruction. The other is creation. You don't get one without the other.
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About biofuels... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpEB6hCpIGM

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