huachimingo

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by huachimingo 5y ago
Github's Artic Vault comes to mind: https://archiveprogram.github.com/arctic-vault/ See also Fallout's "Brotherhood of Steel" ;)
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by huachimingo 5y ago
He would be a fixed point arithmetic advocate.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Install mtpaint (or gimp). ->Converted to indexed (or modify palette), select amount of bits. -> select palette algorithm and dithering (mtpaint has option for small palettes) -> save
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by huachimingo 5y ago
I am not advocating for the last one but what if the kid actually liked learning that language? What if local TV had memorable cartoons and more nice things (books, songs,etc)? This is the Catalan case. Grey-ish as life I guess.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Some languages open your understanding of the other ones from the same family tree. Learn one, and you are partially learning the other.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Video from QuantumFracture explaining it: https://youtu.be/wzPdcqrDKzw (You can use subs)
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by huachimingo 5y ago
This reminds me of Short Wave radio. Its cool that there are some people and organizations (specially China) that emit across the globe to send news, football and more to anyone. Not so good signal, but its fun to try searching them.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
See also the book series "Graphic Gems". Lots of great tricks, one of them was used in DOOM.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Comes to mind polar functions who represent animals or plants...
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Time to use the open source alternatives, like MhWaveEdit.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Then you have the KB and KiB thingy.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Read Byung-Chul Han, he has some insights on this.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Nowadays you cannot do selfhosting because of NAT and blocked ports on ISP networks.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Redox OS https://www.redox-os.org/
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Dont forget to search on the Internet Archive ;)
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Tell that to a University student.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
This can be true, last check with the doctor about the lungs revealed I had vitamin D deficiency. But I've been always sleepy, no matter what number of hours I sleep. I guess I have to praise the sun more often.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Just replace psychedelics with stoner music (or whatever makes you stay in trance), you dont need to use always substances. Writing helps sometimes, specially at late night when you begin to lose taboos and feel more talk-ative.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Ray Bradbury did this with Farenheit 451. He did a small demo with all the key aspects and then made the novel. You can do a lot of these small "demos" or short stories and save them for a future novel. Or instead write them toget
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by huachimingo 5y ago
And "work" in romance languages meant "(being punched with) 3 clubs".[1] How funny to say "work makes the man" with that definition. [1] https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=es&tl=en&am
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Its interesting to see the discrete case. Let D_n be a difference operator like D_n(F) = F(x+n) - F(x) Solving by induction for the equation D_n(F)/D_n(x) = F(x), F(0)=1, it gives (1+n)^(x/n). So now you have a "family"
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Like the Darksouls soapstone inspired app, where people wrote messages on the coordinates they were.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
"Das ist ein Gameboy Advance"
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Interesting enough, being a Math theacher doesnt imply being a good calculator. I saw this happen with my Math Teacher Hero and with common teachers.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Modern math is more abstract. Old math, like the one from primary school, was more inspired on physical phenomena and interactions with previous things. We need more "clever guesses"(lets see what happens if A is B because C) and
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Same applies in spanish (at least were I live)
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Wait a moment, the casual etimology of that word suggests (at least in spanish) a profession or a science, not "the sum of math and information" per se. That same suffix, -atica, is also applied in "the mathematic" as th
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Exactly this. One day I slept like 2 hours and all my anxiety and depressive symptoms went temporarily away. I would not recommend it btw, even if you have that little extra energy boost at the beginning.
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by huachimingo 5y ago
I still remember the first time when I saw videos about non-Euclidian Geometry[1] and Higher Dimensions[2]. I was amazed with such concepts, but I still havent read books about them. They are related somehow with topology[3] and curvature (
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by huachimingo 5y ago
Lisp is Polish Notation but Forth is Reverse PN. I wonder if the same constructs can be made in terms of the other language.

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