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by del_operator 6y ago
The Stein and Shakarchi Real Analysis text is a great read for learning measure theory
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by del_operator 6y ago
I remember entering high school and picking up this book from the library in 9th grade. It was honestly not my favorite. It being called “Calculus Made Easy” had me feeling frustrated. I went to put it back and there was a book next to it c
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by del_operator 7y ago
Haven’t read this yet, but another good question is why can’t we know the topology of the universe.
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by del_operator 7y ago
Oh, wow. Is it common that Bach Prelude refers to Well Tempered Clavier or was I just biased by my obsession with Gould and his WTC book 1 prelude?
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by del_operator 7y ago
The Burrows-Wheeler transform was an interesting thing to see! When I used to teach at an immersive 3 month program for web dev we had a few weeks of playing with such arrays, trees, tries, dynamic programming, and text from Wikipedia.
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by del_operator 7y ago
Takes me back to the days of my HP 50g.
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by del_operator 7y ago
Interesting coincidence that early yesterday I found this blog when searching for transaction patterns. I skimmed the transactions for idempotent apis (2017) and its part ii. Hadn’t heard of it before but liked the diagrams
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Beta Taurids Peak(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by del_operator 7y ago|0 comments
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by del_operator 7y ago
Reminds me of the story of how Lithium was initially thought help “brain gout” by dissolving uric crystals, but it still ended up working. Read an interesting story of a physicist that got curious about it. https://www.quantamaga
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by del_operator 7y ago
Working on a dark theme UI, currently. I appreciate our design team developing rules around this, many similarities, and creating easy to use components and types to rapidly develop new dark theme features. They also iteratively extract and
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by del_operator 7y ago
Reminds me of an early code review that preferred applying De Morgan’s law and being initially surprised. It was a small chat that started talks of the clever vs readability on a small team. Similar things would happen with say map(f) |>
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by del_operator 7y ago
Do the popular podcast styles eventually feel like a transform that muddles the truth of the experiences? I could see how it could cause some anxiety when actual experience isn’t condensed into truthy bits. I think that’s something I’d see
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by del_operator 8y ago
Clicking this video I am fairly certain I’ve read a handwritten book by Ghrist on Applied Algebraic Topology and Sensor Networks. It’s short and fun
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by del_operator 8y ago
I’ve also been reading about persistence more in the Edelsbrunner and Harer Computational Toplogy text, but glancing at this book on page 104 I see good examples and intuitive build up. I found this overview I liked for persistence in ML
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by del_operator 8y ago
I liked the open courseware lectures with John Tsitsiklis and ended up with a few books by Bertsekas: neuro dynamic programming and intro probability. Both Bertsekas and Tsitsiklis recommended the Sutton and Barto intro book for an intuiti
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Solving Rubik’s Cube: Algebraically [pdf](web.mit.edu)
1 points by del_operator 8y ago|0 comments
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by del_operator 8y ago
Magically, the first minute or so spells it out.
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Abelson on Computer Science(ocw.mit.edu)
1 points by del_operator 8y ago|1 comments
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by del_operator 8y ago
I'm no expert, but examine the front of the Shigir Idol and see three distinct sections of patterns: lines, single wave, double wave. I was "stumped." I wanted to get to the root of this. Borrowing a technique from Carl Sagan
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Hacking Intervals: Statisical Inferences(arxiv.org)
1 points by del_operator 8y ago|0 comments
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IoT: General Purpose Sensing(twitter.com)
2 points by del_operator 8y ago|0 comments
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“Behavior Games,” Cognitive Pragmatics [pdf](psych.unito.it)
1 points by del_operator 9y ago|0 comments
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by del_operator 9y ago
There's also the event global: https://jsbin.com/lirupasunu/edit?html,js,output
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HTML element ids and your JavaScript(jsbin.com)
1 points by del_operator 9y ago|1 comments
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by del_operator 9y ago
In the words of the first UCLA email: LO
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by del_operator 9y ago
I'd be salty too if I had such a rocky interaction with the world.
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by del_operator 9y ago
"IT'S [STILL] ALIVE!"
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by del_operator 9y ago
We can't all be Spectre-tators. :P
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by del_operator 9y ago
Sounds like one way to stop the bug. :P
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"Sleep We Have Lost"(history.vt.edu)
48 points by del_operator 9y ago|9 comments

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