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ivan_ah
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The code repo containing the automation scripts and a "demo" book is here: https://github.com/minireference/sample-book
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Generating ePub from LaTeX
(minireference.com)
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slightly more HD version: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CBPMy1DUMAAgvRP.jpg
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I'd like to add a fourth mindset that I have found to be very useful: try to keep the beginner mindset, even as you become more and more experienced. As a (motivated) beginner, you're expect to fail, and fail repeatedly, and such
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One thing I always wished for was a comment to visually show how much work/though/research/effort the commenter put into it, as described here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23078161 Drive-by commentar
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+1 for the statistical view. One or two data points can be ignored, but 3+ different people who report a the same bug/problem and you need to listen up.
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Here is one of those bio-product bags https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQRqwoSD94w at 0:30 the video explains bags are made of "polyvinyl alcohol and raw materials like limestone" not sure how costly these primary
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Yes plz. I'd be very interested to read about this (long time Debian user, but never packaged anything). I know there is an install, postinstall, and remove scripts but don't have a clear idea of when exactly they will get called
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Reasoning over Virtual Knowledge Bases with Open Predicate Relations
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Sorry I didn't explain too well. That link is to an online demo server of the Kolibri app that has that channel imported. You can get the same channel locally (localhost; for offline use) using the following steps: 1. Download Kolibri
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^ all of the above is Open Source software, developed by non-profits. If you want to support, here the relevant donation pages and code repos: - Learning Equality => https://learningequality.org/donate/ and https:&
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Due to popular demand, the Khan Academy test-prep materials have been archived in the Kolibri Channel called "Khan Academy - Standardized Test Preparation" see https://kolibri-catalog-en.learningequality.org/en
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Ouff, as someone who has done my fair share of downloading Khan Academy content, this will be a lot of work. There are something like 20K+ videos, so downloading each of them will take forever (think weeks). You might get your IP blocked by
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Thanks for your feedback. I might run the DB on the host then, and just use containers for the app server. I'm not at the scale to warrant a separate host for the DB.
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Another common thing I had to learn when I switched to fish, is the basic for-loop construct. Luckily it's super simple, here is an example: for f in (ls -1 *py); echo $f; end One more thing to note is setting ENV var FOO to v
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What about single-host container (i.e. regular docker host, not k8s) with data partition mounted from host?
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From the intro: > The papers in this volume are the contributions to a special workshop on problems in communication and computation conducted in 1984--1986. The structure of this workshop was unique: no recent results. no surveys. Inste
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More info about quantum cryptography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VigvP8cVZMQ&t=424
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pyupgrade seems to do lots of useful stuff; thx for link! I guess you need the `--py36-plus` CLI option to reproduce the desired behaviour https://github.com/asottile/pyupgrade#f-strings thought that might result in lo
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Khuyen Tran has a nice collection of bite-sized tricks and tips for learning Pandas on her blog: https://mathdatasimplified.com/page/1/?s=pandas https://mathdatasimplified.com/page/2/?s=p
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This is an excellent video, probably the best TL;DR on all things quantum computing I have ever seen (the first 1/4 of the video), making clear the limitations. A great example of what all science comms should be like. some choice quot
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> When we're talking about exchanging information between two parties, like on Sabine's hacker interception case, how is that quantum information exchanged? The assumption is quantum info. is exchange in the form of the quantum
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I found the link via Google Scholar search = https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=Programming+as+Theory+B... I was looking for a version of the paper with machine-selectable text (because the PDF linked in the OP is a scan
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Here is a link to a PDF version of this paper: [Programming as Theory Building -- Naur 1985] https://demo.cygale.net/naur1985programming.pdf
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I know exactly what you mean. It seems there is a lack of such non-insulting-to-the-reader scientific writing: things are either too advanced (FEBE = written for experts, by experts), or to basic and without any scientific content bound a t
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I'm very interested in the Freestyle Libre 3 and the order-from-Germany approach. They don't list the model on their website yet: https://www.freestylelibre.de/libre/produkte.html so I can't check the pr
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+1 for WIKIDATA There are lots of useful WIKIDATA links and demos on this page: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Daniel_Mietchen/FSCI_2017...
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Wow, what a great summary with lots of realism and nuances. I agree with the author's conclusions that what is missing is consolidation and interoperability between standards (e.g. make Protégé easier to use and ensure libraries for RD
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I use a similar approach, but instead of TV, I use the build-in text to speech tool of Mac OS X (you can set up a keyboard shortcut[1] and then select any text and computer will read to you). I choose usually a longish-article, or sometimes
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Direct link to /guide/ page that contains samples: https://traindown.com/guide/ seems pretty nice -- ez way to keep logs, reminds me of medical shorthand
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