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iflp
6y ago
Reminds me of elvish (elv.sh), which has a similar focus.
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iflp
6y ago
Mathoverflow is different from most of the other SE sites in that it's only for research level questions. There is a separate site, math.stackexchange, for other math-related questions.
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iflp
6y ago
> Even if you follow all the best practices around emails, genuinely want to help them, and spend a long time writing a personalized email, people still don’t respond. How do you write a personalized email for a new user?
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iflp
6y ago
Coming from an academic background where I need to reference theorems and equations frequently, I've found pandoc and madoko closest to usable. But plain LaTeX (with the help of macros) turns out to be more convenient.
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7y ago
The RFA source in the taiwan news mentioned the replacement took place in Feburary, and you can see that Zhong Nanshan remains in a leadership role up to yesterday [1]. A similar source [2] to the RFA one mentioned that Zhong was replaced o
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iflp
7y ago
Could you please provide the reference? The ventilation procedure is very difficult and dangerous to carry out, and I've seen people confusing oxygen mask and related devices (as treatment for mild syndromes) with ventilators.
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iflp
7y ago
It's been posted and attacted some attention: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21833718
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7y ago
This is fantastic. I've always found it cumbersome to write on onenote and have a browser / PDF reader open simultaneously. Split screen doesn't really work, especially in landscape mode. Might finally be able to drop the pap
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7y ago
This is an interesting read, but I'd be interested in a more large-scale benchmark. Right now it could be possible that the SAT solver is just better optimized for the particular platform, instead of the SAT solver being superior algor
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7y ago
For Japanese it can be different, as most structural words are in Kana, a phonogram, instead of in Kanji.
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8y ago
Oops. I forgot that. Tangentially, regarding your other comment that surveillance systems are often set up in an ad hoc way, could you provide some references? This is quite interesting to hear.
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iflp
8y ago
Public APs don't require ID for login. Only the IM services require ID.
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iflp
8y ago
Anyone know how to access the paper? My university has subscription for PNAS, but I can't open the pnas.org links found on Google.
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8y ago
(trying to) publish in CS conferences isn't as painful as in other disciplines, but without help from someone with an academic background, it's likely your work will not receive much attention, as you might lack paper-writing skil
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8y ago
Approximately. I don't think there is anything special about his work being banned before - it's typical to ban works not aligned with the communist ideology before the reform in 1980s. On exile: like many intellectuals, he fled m
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9y ago
> That is insane. No, it's not. It's just easier to learn to entertain the average people, than to entertain the smaller group of more tasteful people, or to learn and sell things. I was also quite impressed when I learnt the f