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by hnrj95 5y ago
i agree. working on your own when learning a language seems like a great way to pick up bad habits, especially if you’re moving paradigms. eg going from c to go probably isn’t that dangerous, but moving from java to ocaml is likely quite da
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by hnrj95 5y ago
mullvad is absolutely excellent. they’ve definitely stuck to their guns, too
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by hnrj95 5y ago
really cool. it’s great to see how active emacs dev has been, recently
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by hnrj95 5y ago
his sense of humor is impeccable, too
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by hnrj95 5y ago
seconded a million times. to me, nothing rivals org and its ecosystem. i’ll give org-roam a shout too, if you’re into this type of networked note-taking
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by hnrj95 5y ago
> different definitions fair enough. certainly some bias from me, here but, i’d still be stunned if introductory algebra, analysis at a baby/papa rudin level, and some point set topology would be sufficient enough to be called a mat
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by hnrj95 5y ago
don’t mean to detract from the conversation, but isn’t math 55 just elementary algebra and analysis? surely this is insufficient at the vast majority of schools to constitute a math degree
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by hnrj95 5y ago
is keyoxide worth looking at?
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by hnrj95 5y ago
org-roam is kind of a port of this type of tooling to the org ecosystem in emacs, and i’ve found it extraordinarily helpful both for design/architecture on the job and for learning things, both rote and otherwise
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by hnrj95 5y ago
lang is a wizard. all his books are absolutely excellent
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by hnrj95 5y ago
mosh has been a pleasure to use. thanks for all the hard work :). i think it’s worth experimenting with blink, too, if someone (like me) has the odd desire to try and be productive from an iphone or ipad
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by hnrj95 5y ago
people seem to forget that paul is a board certified surgeon (not just a canonical politician), and his post cited 2 peer reviewed articles that ostensibly passed muster. i don’t have expertise on the science, here, but people are making it
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by hnrj95 5y ago
a lot of very rich emacs development has happened in the last few years, both to emacs itself and to extensions. it’s been an absolute pleasure to use and has genuinely increased my productivity tremendously. eg after getting used to magit,
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by hnrj95 5y ago
i find org roam to be really excellent
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Ngn/k: a vector programming language(codeberg.org)
4 points by hnrj95 5y ago|0 comments
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by hnrj95 5y ago
has mochizuki’s proof been formally recognized? i thought it wasn’t yet agreed upon
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International Obfuscated C Code Contest(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by hnrj95 5y ago|0 comments