guizzmo

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   by guizzmo 1y ago

   Genuine question : why are all those fonts serif ones? I personnaly find them much harder to read than sans serif ones (including when printed on paper, not just on screens).
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   Lessons from the Stone Age to the Information Age(incaseofpeace.org)

   1 points by guizzmo 5y ago|0 comments
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   Misinformation Is a Virus(incaseofpeace.org)

   1 points by guizzmo 5y ago|2 comments
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   Love your beautiful “No Man’s Land Insights” – What lies below science(incaseofpeace.org)

   4 points by guizzmo 5y ago|0 comments
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   by guizzmo 5y ago

   Don't know it it fits your question, but I believe Monte Carlo schemes are quite dull at a first glance, but ended up being surprisingly useful.
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   by guizzmo 9y ago

   So there is this rumor hanging around the french community that use Coq, that the name was deliberately chosen to sound like "cock" in english. This way, french researcher could brag to other collegues about going to a conference
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   by guizzmo 9y ago

   I thought Grothendieck made it clear that he did not want his notes to be published. We have little respect for the dead.
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   by guizzmo 10y ago

   The first rule "do not learn what you do not understand" is nonesense in the context of learning mathematics/physics/hard sciences. If you understand a subject, then it means that you have learned it effectively. In my e