HaoZeke

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   by HaoZeke 8y ago

   I don't really understand the point of these sort of posts. They're very popular but they basically boil down to knowing basic web development (html css js), adding the productivity tools as applicable (scss, typescript) and under
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   by HaoZeke 8y ago

   Oops, my bad. I still feel like the site could use some work, that graph looks pretty pixelated... Great concept though.
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   by HaoZeke 8y ago

   This is rubbish. Most of them just say go buy it. I truer refried beans and an English muffin. Plus it's a slow, crappy website
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   by HaoZeke 8y ago

   To kill a mockingbird. Quite frankly that both introduced me to racism and taught me to strongly condemn it. I also learnt the value of education and the utility of appropriate conduct.
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   by HaoZeke 9y ago

   Sounds just like [Emby nowadays] ( https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Emby/issues/3075 ) . The main issue is not how hard they worked and how they need to sustain themselves. The point is that these people are sca
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   GPL violations for advertising purposes(github.com)

   2 points by HaoZeke 9y ago|6 comments
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   by HaoZeke 9y ago

   I think you need to first decide your application before starting such a thing. There's no way to remember the entirety of mathematics, even if you do rote memorize and practice your way through it. You need to figure out which sub-dis
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   by HaoZeke 9y ago

   I think for most projects, contributions are hard enough to come by without having to factor in a new build system. Honestly even bazel isn't built with bazel. (it can be, but they do that as a test) It's like rolling a whole new
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   by HaoZeke 9y ago

   Yup, sorry, typed that on an alphanumeric. But tech-hype has always existed, side by side with those claiming tech has maxed out... It's disappointing to see the media even try TBH.
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    Actually, here at my uni, I run my desktop PC 24/7. We don't get a dedicated IP, but I use [ngrok]( http://ngrok.io/ ) to run a sort of pseudo server, for free basically. (electricity and net costs included in my ho
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    Author here. Actually I just put this here to know about how other people approach these sort of presentations. A sort of I'll show you mine if you show me yours thing...
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    A living guide for short research presentations(grimoire.science)

    2 points by HaoZeke 9y ago|1 comments
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    None actually. If the NSA or anyone had managed to find a use for the sort of Quantum computers that are floating around the world would be very different. However currently these computers are constrained by classical memory and read write
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    The expected audience is actually people who might be taking a course in statistical design, especially pertaining to chemical engineering, so that ought to be clarified too..
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    Yup, actually I was structuring this as a sort of collection of articles, so the rationale depends on the collection.. Admittedly I've not managed to clarify that well enough though. Thanks for the insight!
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    This seems like an excellent idea! Thank goodness it's FOSS, could never afford it otherwise
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    This is crap. Here in India at least, attendance has nothing to do with college admissions. One can study better from home anyway. Also considering that it's a poor school, the teachers are surely not that great either. This is a puff
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    This is why older people don't have friends. When you're younger you just wait for the other person.
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    I'm hoping for suggestions on the content and non disqus commenting systems.
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    Show HN: A better Math Blog(grimoire.science)

    3 points by HaoZeke 9y ago|10 comments
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    So basically.. Mug up everything and hope you have exactly the same thought process as the course instructor. This is a disgrace. In any case. Definitions vary from book to book so mugging them up ad verbatim would hardly help.
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    I guess this could do with more details on the Readme... An api documentation perhaps?
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    Trying is easy.. Sticking to something new is what's really hard.
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    The best terminal ssh is obviously mobaXterm.. It even supports X windows. Plus it's free. https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    Gatsbyjs has strengths but they disappear for mathematics heavy sites. There's no live reload for math Jax or katex
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    It's surprising that this isn't more prevalent actually.. Here in India being caught with one just means giving up your cell for the rest of the year.
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    Zsh or death！
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    Hexi-Flexi-Grid

    1 points by HaoZeke 9y ago|0 comments
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    Writing fast and safe native Node.js modules with Rust – RisingStack(blog.risingstack.com)

    2 points by HaoZeke 9y ago|0 comments
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    by HaoZeke 9y ago

    Still makes for a fascinating read... Plus eventually we'd be able to run ml on the articles to reach a concensus maybe xD