Topolomancer

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   Improving My Lab Book Using Snippets for Vim(bastian.rieck.me)

   1 points by Topolomancer 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Topolomancer 4y ago

   Living in Germany, I can state that the costs are very low: 10 EUR for a DVD/CD/other media are the typical ballpark. You are essentially just paying a fee for an administrative assistant to pull your files and give them to you.
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   Watching the Watchmen: Pitfalls in Graph Generative Model Evaluation(bastian.rieck.me)

   2 points by Topolomancer 4y ago|0 comments
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   The World's Pest Healthcare System(michaelmoor.ml)

   1 points by Topolomancer 4y ago|0 comments
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   Watching the Watchmen: Pitfalls in Graph Generative Model Evaluation(bastian.rieck.me)

   1 points by Topolomancer 5y ago|0 comments
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   Watching the Watchmen: Pitfalls in Graph Generative Model Evaluation(bastian.rieck.me)

   3 points by Topolomancer 5y ago|0 comments
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   by Topolomancer 5y ago

   That's the joke :)
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   by Topolomancer 5y ago

   > I guess my point is: Make sure the software you already have is configured the right way before adding more software on top. Couldn't agree more!
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   by Topolomancer 5y ago

   Couldn't agree more---let me point out that our (i.e. the German) government started sanctions along with the rest of most (all?) European countries. It's not our choice any more---my dad used to believe in the 'Ostpolitik&#x
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Not an option for me, but thanks for the suggestion. I don't want to erect a geo-fence here.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Not sure I understand the point of Tailscale. The server should expose these ports to the internet...that's part of its purpose. Admittedly, I have never heard about Tailscale until now; it appears to solve a different kind of problem
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    That looks gorgeous, thanks for sharing it!
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    That's an excellent point. I painted myself into a corner here because I am letting some of my friends use the server as well. Have to gently transition them to public key usage only now.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    (Posted this above as well) I saw a spike in traffic after the invasion; this prompted the whole thing. Turns out it's not coming from Russia, though.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Yes, because I saw a spike in traffic that made me scratch my head. Turns out it's not originating from there, though :-)
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Thanks! I was debating the nonstandard port, but I left it like this to simplify connections for my users. If the traffic starts to continue like this, I might be forced to switch, though.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Thanks for the reality check, I appreciate it! At least I got a nice map out of this (and made sure that nothing was configured incorrectly, to the best of my knowledge)...
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Thanks, I was unaware of this---I initially (naively?) thought that being banned would at least deter some wannabe attackers. In your experience, does it do anything if I start collecting some reports on repeat offenders and notify their IS
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Good point; there used to be some issues with this since my dad is an interpreter for Russian, so we used to have some legitimate business there (probably not relevant, but his clients would essentially come to Europe to be trained in certa
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    A fellow supporter! Maybe you like my manifesto from the 'olden days:' http://web3.14159.annwfn.net/ I was full of vim and vigour then, now I'm only full of `vim`.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    OP here---true dat; that's the MathJax script. To be honest, I haven't yet come around moving away from it, but this thread mentions some alternatives.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Very much in the spirit of Jeff Huang: https://jeffhuang.com/designed_to_last/ I have to admit that I like the 'bare' feeling of Markdown...it just looks a little bit 'cleaner' to me (quotes here be
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Looks awesome, definitely giving it a try. Thanks!
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    I have to admit that I found Hugo easier to work with from scratch. I am not used to working with Ruby, so I found setting up Jekyll to be quite an adventure... (now, truth be told, using GitHub to build my pages is definitely easier than h
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    My Experience with Lenovo Premier Support(bastian.rieck.me)

    3 points by Topolomancer 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    That's an awesome perspective! I will link to it in the post!
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Thanks, that's interesting! I had the impression that it was lower, but I must admit I lack experience in the publishing practices of pure mathematics.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    > If a student's goal is to build something that people actually want to use, they are much better served by taking an industry position in a product group. Agreed, I should have phrased that better. Fundamentally, the focus should
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Author here. Yeah, I am also still a trainee or an 'early career research' or a 'junior researcher.' These terms are...weird.
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    by Topolomancer 5y ago

    Depends on the system. In EU, these are often salaried positions as well.