agussell

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by agussell 8y ago
Is there a complete open source implementation of Risch's Algorithm?
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by agussell 8y ago
Dihydrogen monoxide
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by agussell 8y ago
https://spectrum.ieee.org/ is also good.
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by agussell 8y ago
I like TechXplore.
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by agussell 8y ago
Anyway, in most cloud services you can allocate a maximum budget each month, so you don't risk spending more that you want.
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by agussell 8y ago
I have a debit card (VISA) and they accept it. Previously Google did not accept it, only credit cards. I don't know about prepaid but I think the reason you want to use one is why they don't accept them.
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Researchers cure drug-resistant infections without antibiotics(medicalxpress.com)
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Hoax articles get published in social sciences journals(phys.org)
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by agussell 8y ago
Nightmarish!
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by agussell 8y ago
Sadly there is a lot to improve to be useful. I had horrible results with the searches.
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by agussell 8y ago
https://github.com/bramstein/typeset This is an implementation of the line breaking algorithm used in TeX in Javascript. It would be nice to add to obtain better typographic results with justified text.
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by agussell 8y ago
https://github.com/bramstein/typeset This is an implementation of the line breaking algorithm used in TeX in Javascript.
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by agussell 9y ago
I like writing in a Jupyter notebook. You can use Markdown, write equations with Python and use a module like SymPy to transform to LaTeX, create graphs, etc.
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by agussell 9y ago
If scientists continue tolerating the monopolies of big editorials, this situation is not going to change. It is time to embrace open access journals. Meanwhile, I use SciHub.