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by daly 6y ago
The lack of good mathematical education is showing.
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by daly 6y ago
One problem with WSL as a development platform is that Windows loves to reboot YOUR machine. I've lost a lot of work that way until I installed native Linux on the machine.
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by daly 6y ago
WSL is classic "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish". Notice that they are taking over Board positions related to Linux.
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by daly 6y ago
I've been doing independent, non-funded, self-chosen research for years. The only real issue is that most of the papers of interest have been paywalled ($40 for a 4 page paper). I only have a Master's degree.
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by daly 6y ago
Excellent. Of course they HAD to list a dozen other stories. I'm gonna lose a lot of time in this rabbit hole.
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by daly 6y ago
I've been using Latex since the 1980s. My .tex files still render with the same output. However, my HTML pages from earlier in this decade mis-render on certain browsers. Images overlay text, External links die. Internal links die beca
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by daly 6y ago
Link to the source report?
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by daly 6y ago
Science, at the graduate level, has always been hard to read. What makes it REALLY hard is the volume.
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by daly 6y ago
How to survive heat stroke
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by daly 6y ago
This Week in Virology, Episode 664, where virologists discuss this paper. Get an expert opinion. ( https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/ )
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by daly 6y ago
This Week in Virology, Episode 664, where virologists discuss this paper. Get an expert opinion. ( https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/ )
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by daly 6y ago
This paper is discussed on "This Week in Virology" ( https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/ ) episode 664. The paper is pure nonsense. Listen to virologist discuss it in detail. Note that the doctor who is pushing this n
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by daly 6y ago
So many people have asked me about this paper that I put together a quick response, below. There are so many reasons why this 'report' is wrong. Beginning with the abstract: 'The natural origin theory, although widely accepte
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by daly 6y ago
So many people have asked me about this paper that I put together a quick response, below. There are so many reasons why this 'report' is wrong. Beginning with the abstract: 'The natural origin theory, although widely accepte
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by daly 6y ago
So many people have asked me about this paper that I put together a quick response, below. There are so many reasons why this 'report' is wrong. Beginning with the abstract: 'The natural origin theory, although widely accepte
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Corona Lab Origin debunked by a virologist
4 points by daly 6y ago|0 comments
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by daly 6y ago
Please consult the community of virologists. See This Week in Virology (TWiV) ( https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/ ) They covered this several times. The consensus is that "made in a lab" is nonsense. Listen and
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Embrace, Extend, Extinguish You (The Social Dilemma)
2 points by daly 6y ago|0 comments
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by daly 6y ago
No, it won't solve the problem. Microsoft remotely reboots your computer about once a week whether you want that or not. They only care about their updates. Your work has no value. On the other hand, I have a linux box that's been
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The Social Dilemma (Netflix) the Doll House Syndrome
3 points by daly 6y ago|1 comments
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by daly 6y ago
Oh but you're going to miss that pretty screensaver... You know, the one that says (<sarcasm> "Do you like what you see?" </sarcasm>) ... NO, I LIKED THE WORK I WAS DOING I bought a new computer. I bought the
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'Cerf-Ing' the Internet
4 points by daly 6y ago|0 comments
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by daly 6y ago
Testing everyone, every day will isolate and eliminate any pockets of Covid. Children should be tested before attending school. People should be tested before going to work. There are less-than-1-dollar tests coming which just require some
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Balloon Theory of Quantum Collapse
2 points by daly 6y ago|1 comments
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by daly 6y ago
Who do I have to marry to get one of these planted nearby?
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by daly 6y ago
I used to be a "paper boy", meaning I sold newspapers. I sat outside a restaurant. There were always a lot of flys. We used to bind the newspapers we sold with rubber bands so we had bags of them. So I got really good at shooting
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by daly 6y ago
Axiom is a computer algebra system written in the 1970s-80s. It still runs (and is open source).
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A Smiley face should be called a “Fahlman”:-)
2 points by daly 6y ago|0 comments
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by daly 6y ago
Clue: Don't answer anonymous calls.
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by daly 6y ago
I wrote my first program on a Wang "desktop". You hand-punched cards with binary data, put the card into a clamshell-like reader, which read the card. It was quite a learning experience. Later at school I worked on a remote IBM ma

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