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by aportnoy 8y ago
> if a certain book isn't working for you, try something else on the same topic I spent a year with Baby Rudin in college, what would you recommend as a replacement fit for self study?
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by aportnoy 8y ago
Can anyone point to an introduction to CPython internals? My goal is to write a Python extension in C that manipulates Python objects.
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by aportnoy 8y ago
Can anyone clarify what's going on here?
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I took abstract algebra with Prof. Kedlaya at UCSD who likes to use Cocalc for his other courses, haven't used it though.
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> Which cells do I need to rerun together? Which cells should I not run again. What the heck is actually in all these variables right now anyway, because I don't remember which order I've run (and rerun) all the cells in. And w
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by aportnoy 8y ago
I use Jupyter for two things: 1. Interactive computation and plotting, run data through a pipeline. 2. Quick prototyping and testing. Once a function/class is ready, it goes into a module, together with some unit tests. Nothing beats J
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Spyder is too clunky. I work with a number of remote compute clusters, and like the ability to fire up a jupyter server through ssh, enable port forwarding, and work with the notebook in my browser. If I need a file browser or I want to qui
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by aportnoy 8y ago
Why not?
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by aportnoy 8y ago
Most comments here express disbelief and disappointment in Jupyter from the software engineering point of view. What exactly is wrong with it? I use Jupyter daily and find no other Python environment more productive, be it scripts or IPytho
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Logicomix – A graphic novel about the foundational crisis of mathematics(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by aportnoy 8y ago|0 comments
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by aportnoy 8y ago
Reminded me of the Logicomix: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logicomix
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by aportnoy 8y ago
You throw it in to sound smart. Has more to do with algebra/topology (think quotient group/space) than with arithmetic/number theory (n mod k).
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by aportnoy 8y ago
Ali Wong is at best mediocre, but the website is nice.
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Thank you, some of the references were helpful!
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by aportnoy 8y ago
Can anyone recommend an introduction to web architecture in the more general and less complex sense? I would like to learn about how the browser interacts with the server (I don't care about load balancing or caching for now), how JS i
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Gilbert Strang's intro to linear algebra of deep learning(math.mit.edu)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brobdingnag
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Madagascar isn't the smallest island on Earth, you know.
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*AdNauseam
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by aportnoy 8y ago
tmux + NeoVim for Python development. Switched from regular Vim after discovered NeoVim has much better Python support and a smarter terminal.
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What the freak
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Let's hope the hardware is not as buggy as the software.
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by aportnoy 9y ago
FDVS or set theory? Baby or Papa?
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by aportnoy 9y ago
One model to rule them all, one model to find them, One model to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.
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Ancient Rome in 20 minutes(youtu.be)
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Unique river ships of 19th century Russia(englishrussia.com)
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by aportnoy 9y ago
Don’t limit yourself to this FAQ. 1. Head over to physics.stackexchange.com. 2. Sort all answers by votes. 3. Start reading (read the corresponding questions first). 4. Emerge three days later slightly enlighted with a stubble on your face.
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> It culminated with me mindlessly clicking article links, reading the title, scrolling through it (not reading), just familiarizing myself with single words passing through my hyper short attention-span, and getting a "feel" f
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Who said bias is bad?
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Introduction to C programming – U of Leicester(le.ac.uk)
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