StevenXC

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   Is there anyone among us who can identify a certain SUS space?(math.stackexchange.com)

   2 points by StevenXC 3y ago|0 comments
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   by StevenXC 3y ago

   I once was stuck in my hotel room due to a malfunction in the inside door handle, which was an annoying way to discover that the latch wasn't even mechanical on that side.
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   by StevenXC 3y ago

   I'd love to see the Steam Deck "console" change this status quo.
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   by StevenXC 3y ago

   Maybe an option to provide your own ROM with that asset would be a work around?
5. 35.▲
   by StevenXC 3y ago

   I prefer "partial order" but I'm closer to a set theorist than I am a combinatorist lol.
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   by StevenXC 3y ago

   ZoomGov likely has a different ToS
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   by StevenXC 3y ago

   I've been working a bit the past week on a guide for a workshop I'll be running in a few months to get research mathematicians productive using just GitHub's UI. [0] So the purpose is not identical by any means. But I'm
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   Workshop on Open-source cyberinfrastructure supporting mathematics research(aimath.org)

   2 points by StevenXC 3y ago|1 comments
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   by StevenXC 3y ago

   I'm one of the organizers. Officially applicaitons have closed, but decisions haven't been made yet. Email me a brief statement of interest at sclontz@southalabama.edu if you'd like to apply to participate. Funding is availab
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    by StevenXC 3y ago

    arXiv overlay journals are a thing, and should be more common. https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.03383
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    by StevenXC 3y ago

    Thanks for the correction!
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    by StevenXC 3y ago

    Speaking as someone who's reviewed for NSF before, I'd have expected this grant to also include resources to get the product to market, which I'm assuming you haven't done.
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    by StevenXC 3y ago

    I think there's a clear distinction between scraping data that potentially results in your traffic to your product, vs. scraping data that potentially results in a competing product.
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    by StevenXC 11y ago

    "Larger" in this context means "greater than" in the usual ordering of the real numbers.
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    by StevenXC 11y ago

    See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Boy#Reception
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    by StevenXC 12y ago

    > free to play They're a little more ahead on that one: http://www.pokemon.com/us/pokemon-video-games/pokemon-shuffl...
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    by StevenXC 12y ago

    Let's say you get your nth X GB at XGB/(1000n)s. Then in a month=2628000seconds, you'd get at most about (70X)-ish GB per month. Meanwhile, if you get a flat X GB at XGB/(1000)s, then you get up to (2628X) GB per month.
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    by StevenXC 12y ago

    Does this page leak news about Nintendo DS emulation for the Wii U Virtual Console? Or is this a mistake/old news?
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    It may not be quite what you want, but https://www.softcover.io/ is a platform which aims to let you write eBooks in Markdown/TeX and publish them to PDF/HTML and eBook formats.
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    Here's the general formula: (copy everything between angle brackets) < http://texify.com/?$\frac{1}{10^n-m} = \sum_{i=0}^\infty \frac{m^i}{(10^n)^{i+1}}$> And here's OP's result where n=4 and m=2: http:
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    I've found that I've done pretty well with the default organization of the Primary/Social/Promotion etc. tabs. Since you can mark any tab as completely read at once, I just keep my todos unread in my Primary tab. A simpl
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    > I'm familiar with Pandoc but haven't delved into it far enough to know if it's robust enough to do what I want. :-) But thanks!
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    LaTeX does a lot of stuff - it'd take a long time to replicate all that functionality. However, on my todo list is to write some sort of "TeX-down" wrapper for LaTeX - I want to write my dissertation in a modified form of Mar
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    > The Empire State Building took only two years to build. Um, the site is counting man-hours for YouTube videos, but I know there was more than just one guy working on the Empire State Building. According to Wikipedia, there were 3,400 w
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    My first instinct was that this was some sort of parody of beta launch sites. If I was previously familiar with the idea of a CRM it probably would have made more sense, however.
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    The rumors of a Steam Box based on Linux have been circulating for a while now, but earlier Valve came out to say they had no plans to enter the hardware business. I love this solution. Those of us comfortable with building our own Steam Bo
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Measure_(mathematics) A measure is a function on the subsets of a space which yields a non-negative real number. For example, a measure of the triangle with vertices (0,0), (2,0), and (6,0)
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    This project converts Markdown to LaTeX to PDF.
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    My CV is based off of this project: http://mwhite.github.io/resume/ I write it in Markdown, and then build it into both a PDF and HTML. Then I use Github Pages to publish both with a simple push.
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    by StevenXC 13y ago

    > A million thumbs down for the author stealing Louie CK's stand-up routine Note the line at the bottom of the piece: > Credit: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8m5d0_everything-is-amazin...