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davehcker
6y ago
Can someone comment something regarding Germany please?
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Just took a glimpse of the chapter on Isomorphism pg. 91 ( http://www2.math.umd.edu/~jcohen/402/Pinter%20Algebra.pdf )and now I'm indebted to you.
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Thanks for fixing the link. That's another little known thing- an average field (max) produces three harvests of lettuce. I don't have actual data, but based on my experimentations I think a realization of 13-20 harvests is possib
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Shameless self-promotion here; but I think it meets your requirements. Hexafarms ( https://hexafarms.com/ )- an indoor farming startup which can match a throughput that will enable us to grow food in the urban pockets at an
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_Introduction to Information Theory: Symbols, Signals and Noise (Dover Books on Mathematics)_ by Pierce is another such book. It is of course only an introduction to the field, but it had an immense impact on how I saw information (hence, t
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Right! I have still not finished it, but it's truly enchanting and exactly as you mentioned.
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Ask HN: What OR Are there some multiple perspective books in mathematics?
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Actually something I'm planning to do once I get some time. Can't find any sources to get enough websites say, ~500+
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Ask HN: Why do so many German websites have dashes in the URL?
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Ask HN: Why aren't there any 'good' long-term personal use printers available?
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My regimen is kind of the same. But then when I look at things like myself, the world, human nature, the stars, etc. my brain just freezes. I'm willing to accept even a 'fuzzy' sense of meaning, but it should be coherent. Eve
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Any tips on how you generate/develop the 'cringy', 'applicable' filters? Is that also something you'd say learned by watching others?
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Ask HN: How do you make sense of life?
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> Stick this on a fridge - No one really wants to deal with shit forever. Especially after it hits the fan again and again and again. I will :)
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Ask HN: Why do startups end up becoming 'corporate-like'
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I've the same itch with ebooks/papers (pdf, epub, azw3, etc). It's impossible for me manage them and keep them portable. Great work! I'll definitely check this out. The logo is lovely too.
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Pros of Not Going to Classes
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You mean why not fully remove the URL? That's just in the odd case you really do want to visit the link (after Google think that it's a good result). May be example.com happens to be the ONLY website that does have some good conte
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It's an enhancement issue I've already added to the repository on Github. Planning to roll it out in the next update :) Honestly, I didn't know how big of a pain it was to a lot of people until now.
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Never experienced the latter; but couldn't agree more on the first issue. Actually if you'd not articulated it I'd have thought it was only me. These (farm?) have super awesome titles and content description but then takes to
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Care to elaborate please?
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I'll take this into account too towards my attempt in making it more customizable.
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I am thinking about more customization, especially this that allows the user to 1. suppress (like now) or 2. remove the results entirely. But in my defence, it was a weekend project for a noob like me.
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But that way you'd be avoiding the results completely(even in the unlikely event that they could be potentially helpful)
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I'd be more than pleased to merge your relevant pull requests.
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Apparently some people prefer the fact that the results are not fully removed. I have a better idea- to let the users decide it, so for v.1.0 I'm going to take these two ideas into account: 1. CSS-ify to suppress the results, 2. Remove
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Ordering is something that I'm not sure about (but I've myself been thinking about it for a future addon- if not the current one) that would 'weigh' the URLs like .edu/wikipedia etc. much higher. Would such a featur
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1. My hatred for Chrome (kind of recent HN influence) led me into Firefox first and foremost hence Firefox. Even though I'll be porting it to Chrom(ium-e) soon. 2. It could be my attitude but I thought writing ground up vanilla would b
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Thanks; I fixed it.
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"-domain.tld" has the side-effect that it'd not get any results from those domains then; which might not be a good idea (at least in 1% of those cases when say "-domain.tld" might be what exactly you're looking
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