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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   http://abstract.ups.edu/sage-aata.html
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   I'm an undergrad taking some measure theory right now. This is probably not exactly the mathematical formalism they are using, but it could be similar. If I asked you to pick a random real number from 0 to 1, what do you think the prob
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   You just linked to an article discussing exactly the same situation that the post's article discusses.
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   There is only one city with the legislation in place, which is Mountain View. It only applies to Facebook's new offices near the San Antonia shopping center.
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   The Silicon Valley is not the Valley. The Valley refers to something in Souther California.
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   Kahn Academy
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   I think division is normally framed rather as the existence of multiplicative inverses for all non-zero elements of the ring. That is, R is a division ring if a) there exists a 1 in R b) for all x in R, there exists y in R such that x * y =
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   The continuum hypothesis is a well-defined logical axiom, occasionally.
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   by ducttapecrown 8y ago

   pi and e are very important numbers!
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    by ducttapecrown 9y ago

    Aristotle speaks at length about this in Politics .
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    by ducttapecrown 9y ago

    About the author: https://lisafeldmanbarrett.com/about/
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    by ducttapecrown 9y ago

    It's really big at my large (10k - 30k) state university in California.
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    by ducttapecrown 9y ago

    Why are covariance and contravariance important, and how do their type theory definitions differ from mathematical or statistical definitions of covariance and contravariance? Is it just a distinction of which direction the type hierarchy f
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    by ducttapecrown 9y ago

    >Boldly expect acceptance, and my experience has been -- you will receive it. Thank you for your 2 anecdotes! Perhaps since Susan Fowler [0] followed your advice and did not achieve results, you will give her anecdote the same argumenta
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    by ducttapecrown 9y ago

    Does anyone know where the text in the emails comes from?
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    Those are the algebraic numbers.
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    Trump and the Batman Effect(slatestarcodex.com)

    3 points by ducttapecrown 10y ago|0 comments
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    Axler's book was free for me from my university's SpringerLink thingy.
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    Offering aid without first having been asked for it could be considered disrespectful, condescending, etc.
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    That post's link is borken.
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    To be fair, the U.S. is a country on the scale of the E.U., 300 million and 500 million people respectively.
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    Have you checked this[1] one out? It's free! Problem solutions are also free. [1] http://joshua.smcvt.edu/linearalgebra/
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    I think you're missing that there are multiple "sophistications". There is not just one music education, I don't think. There could be a classical music education and context, and an entirely different pop music educatio
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    I believe the article was satire. I believe it was intended to mock developers evangelical quests to educate the public on programming languages/frameworks/methodologies/etc.
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    by ducttapecrown 10y ago

    I believe it's a joke about programming language names/framework names/etc.