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goerz
6y ago
Yes, that’s exactly the idea
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goerz
6y ago
Oh, I see what you mean. But a signed commit doesn’t imply that the signer vouches for the code or it’s history (unless they say they do, but then you have to believe them that they reviewed the entire history). What it does do is to guaran
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goerz
6y ago
It's not a matter of trusting the signer. Every commit includes the hash of its parent, and thus the combined hashes of all its ancestors. Signing just the last commits signs the entire chain.
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goerz
6y ago
“Rejuvenating Fortran” would have been a better title ;-)
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goerz
6y ago
Ah, thanks! So it's just "has to hold for all values of t > 0, including for t = 1"
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goerz
6y ago
Can someone explain to me how Int[0,∞](t^{n+1} x^n e^{-tx} dx) = Int[0,∞](x^n e^{-x} dx)? That is, the last two equations of section 1.
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goerz
6y ago
Fortran predates C, so 1-based indexing has been “here” arguably longer than 0-based indexing. Most languages targeted at numerical computing use 1-based indexing because mathematics uses 1-based indexing in linear algebra. That seems like
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goerz
6y ago
Sounds like you want jupytext
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goerz
6y ago
Seems to me they got much more of a Streisand effect than a chilling effect! ;-)
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goerz
6y ago
In theory , the ideal method would be tabs for indentation, but then further spaces for horizontal alignment if necessary. The tabs would specify exactly the logical indentation level, and only that. This way, people can change their tab w
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goerz
6y ago
And Github already has Wikis built in ( https://docs.github.com/en/github/building-a-strong-communit... ). It's basically the same as what the OP is proposing, but with more explicit support (history/sideb
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goerz
6y ago
I would and do pay a premium for all of those things too, but that doesn’t mean I’m ok with not being able to buy books directly in the Kindle app, or genuine (sandboxed) terminal emulators not being allowed on iOS for arbitrary reasons. Se
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goerz
6y ago
The one ssh app built on web technology that gets this 100% right is Blink on the iPad
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goerz
6y ago
I have one (1st generation), and I'd say it's ok, but not great. The hardware is actually quite nice, but the device is held back by the quality of the software. My main sticking point is that it's impossible to move writing
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goerz
6y ago
Can anyone explain in a few sentences why the ARM architecture seems to outperform traditional CPUs so much? What fundamentally prevents Intel from building something comparable?
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goerz
6y ago
If you only need it on occasion or for emergencies, there's a lot of cheaper options. If you're using it on a daily basis for development work, $20 is a steal! I'd gladly pay $100 for Blink! It's one of the most polished
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goerz
6y ago
iSH is unusably slow to use it for editing with vim. A-Shell is basically a fully functional "vim in iOS" and serves as my default iOS text editor.
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goerz
6y ago
What year’s release is a “MacBookPro14,1”?
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7y ago
Actually, handwritten note taking in particular is a professional task that you can not do on a regular PC or Mac. As a theoretical physicist, doing math "on paper" is not something I can do on a PC or Mac, and doing it on an iP
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goerz
7y ago
A reasonably good solution to mitigate the “profile pollution” is to create a Github organization for these kinds of forks (I use <username>-forks)
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Show HN: Krotov – Python library for quantum optimal control
(qucontrol.github.io)
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7y ago
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Announcing Poetry 1.0.0
(python-poetry.org)
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The question is who will have access to make new releases on the Python Package Index. Otherwise, they'd have to find a new name for their fork.
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7y ago
This brings back a lot of memories! Is there any trick for getting sound, though?
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goerz
7y ago
This situation has improved a lot within the last year. I'd highly recommend trying out a combination of a-Shell (includes vim!), and WorkingCopy for git. Both of these can access any folder in Files or any external file provider (even
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That seems odd... at least on iOS, aren’t there a million markdown editors? What problem did you run in to?
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No, and I do in fact think his most recent incarceration at least borders on torture. But I also think claiming that someone is torturing you while you’ve locked yourself in a room trying to evade questioning in a criminal investigation is
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7y ago
> Mr. Assange’s health has been seriously affected by the extremely hostile and arbitrary environment he has been exposed to for many years Let me correct that: Mr Assange’s health has been seriously affected by the environment that he
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7y ago
how do you type "e_{ijk}"?
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7y ago
Not if you work 9-5
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