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cygx
6y ago
You could output HTML via document.write().
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cygx
6y ago
Another poster has already linked [1] and [2]. That's what I was getting at as well: A bias towards the wedge/'join' and against the 'anti-wedge'/'meet' crops in via the geometric product, when
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cygx
6y ago
Isn't this just a consequence of phrasing things in terms of the wedge product instead of its 'pullback' via the Hodge? Because personally, I think the most natural representation of a reflection is the mirror plane, not its
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cygx
6y ago
> this element (3e20 + 4e01 + e12) now represents [...] the point at (3,4) Note that this is just the Hodge dual of (3e1 + 4e2 + e0), or, as you labelled it previously, (3x + 4y + w)...
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6y ago
> The German translation for that kind of ‘light‘ (as in ‘light beer‘) would be ‘leicht‘ It can be used that way, but it's not the only meaning: Leicht und stark also refer to a beer's gravity[1] instead of its alcohol cont
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cygx
6y ago
Might makes right is a poor foundation for any moral framework, imo.
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cygx
6y ago
The 30% 'platform tax' originated with Nintendo. It included the cost of cartridge manufacturing, but nowadays, 'everyone' (Apple, Google, Nintendo, Sony, Valve, Microsoft) takes it. [1] I have no idea how their pricing
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cygx
6y ago
You can apply Noether's 2nd theorem to Friedmann cosmology with cosmological time as your generator. This yields the expected contributions to the energy density, with an additional negative term that is (if I remember correctly) propo
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6y ago
If you have a positive and a negative charge floating in space, it takes positive energy to pull them apart against the force of electromagnetism. And yet, the energy density of the electromagnetic field is strictly positive.
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cygx
6y ago
To play devil's advocate: PC aside, isn't this business as usual for gaming platforms?
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If that were all there is to Covid, the excess mortality in Q2 should have been compensated by a reduction in Q3. While we do see such a reduction for Q3 in the numbers for Stockholm (which I cited in a sibling comment), it's too small
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In Stockholm County in Q2, there were approx. 2209 more deaths compared to the years 2015-2019. In Q3, there were approx. 310 fewer deaths compared to that timeframe. [1] If I were a betting man, based on these numbers, I'd put my
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Cf https://covid.observer/per-million/#failed for a more comprehensive list.
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There's no clear trend for German elictricity production from gas, cf [1] via [2]. [1] https://i.imgur.com/KgcCyWu.png [2] https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE...
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To add another data point: From Mar-Aug,the number of deaths in New York exceeded the expectation by 65%. The US total from Mar-Jul was 20% higher than expected. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle&#x
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Atoms consist of a nucleus made from protons and neutrons, and a hull made from electrons. Protons and neutrons in turn are made from up and down quarks (uud for the proton and udd for the neutron). Add the electron neutrino to fix up some
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While the apparent straightness of a curve depends on the choice of coordinates, there's also an invariant notion defined in terms of the connection. This affects our understanding of forces: Accelerations live in the double tangent bu
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cygx
6y ago
Newton's first law tells us that in the absence of external forces, a body will keep going in the same direction, uniformly, ie its wordline will be straight. However, that concept is not available in arbitrary manifolds, you need addi
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cygx
6y ago
C will happily compile this Only if you ignore your compiler output: Even TinyCC will warn about that one on default settings. With the flags I use, the code would in fact fail to compile.
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no worse than surrounding countries Deaths per 1k population: total last month Sweden 0.59 0.0058 Denmark 0.11 0.0053 Finland 0.063 0.0016 Norway 0.051 0.
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Not as clear as you make it sound: Swedes did change their behaviour/travel patterns in response to Covid-19, the Japanese instituted mask etiquette a century ago, and no one lives in South Dakota.
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The exactly opposite idea of adjusting QM to directly work in geometry of strongly curved space-time is not pursued much. You can do QM on curved backgrounds, see eg https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/AQFT+on+curved+s
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Energy gravitates. QM tells us systems can be in superposition of energy eigenstates, and we'd like to know what happens to the gravitational field in such cases. For that, we need a quantum theory of gravity. We have some recipes to g
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cygx
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At first glance, the plan9 code looks broken to me: EOF is commonly defined as -1, which gets converted to unsigned char (ie 0xFF) before lookup. If your encoding uses the full 8-bit codespace, that's the wrong thing to do...
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Then go back a year to the election of Juli 1932, before the NSDAP got into power. Despite Nationalsocialists and Communists battling it out in the streets, the voter turnout was very high at 84.1%. The NSDAP doubled its previous result and
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If you wanted to check if port 42 is open, have a <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://127.0.0.1:42"> followed by an <img src="http://example.org/?port=42">
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It's not a complete replacement, though. For example, a couple of months ago we had a discussion about websites scanning local ports, prompted by [1]. This can in fact be done without Javascript, in which case uMatrix would still prote
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Probably closer to 'libertarian' in US parlance (laissez-faire economics, small government).
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Yes[1], but this can depend on context (eg Western vs Eastern Bloc). [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Grossgliederung_Europas-e...
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Cf Wikipedia[1]: According to the investigation by the university, about 20% of her work suffered from missing or incorrect citations, including 3 'grave errors'. However, there was no evidence of fraud, merely sloppiness, and she
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