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by jbaber 3y ago
Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_integrals
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by jbaber 3y ago
I remember study guides for the first actuarial exam give tricks to calculate repeated integrals fast. There's also those CRC manuals filled with solutions to integrals that show the steps.
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by jbaber 3y ago
Before Lithium ion batteries, a ban on ICE blowers probably meant having to rake which is way more manpower.
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by jbaber 3y ago
In Linux, I switch to a vty (ctrl-alt-f4) and don't log into it when I want to disable the keyboard.
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by jbaber 3y ago
Wait, really? Won't I get accused of pirating my CDs? Is it officially okay to rip my CDs to a cloud provider?
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by jbaber 3y ago
I think I'm at 8 different greasemonkey scripts to manhandle Jira.
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by jbaber 3y ago
The infinite turnstile loop is a real hassle for me. I only spoof my user agent because multiple websites block me if I don't pretend firefox is chrome. Now it's spoof on for those sites, spoof off for turnstile sites. When the tw
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by jbaber 3y ago
This is amazing. It's working fine with firefox on my old machine with Win10.
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by jbaber 3y ago
I agree. But tickets... maybe. Issues feel integral to a project. -- it's weird they depend on what server you put stuff on.
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by jbaber 3y ago
I agree. Many comments point out analogies to reading code, alphabets, etc. Surely, this is just how it feels to grasp any written representation of something sufficiently complicated. I'm almost more interested in an example of gradua
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by jbaber 3y ago
There are dashcam apps in the play store.
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by jbaber 3y ago
Pursue this. It's a good idea.
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by jbaber 3y ago
This is a very good way of putting this.
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by jbaber 3y ago
Are you making a joke? Is there a "cube of silence" I can request in my open plan office?
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by jbaber 3y ago
I used to think this before I moved to the Eastern seabord of the US. Many freeways have the speed limits randomly oscillate to values ranging from 50 to 75 with the flow of traffic pretending the speed limit is always 65. There are defini
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by jbaber 3y ago
rg's a rusty ag. To install ag, you usually have to guess something like "ag-the-silver-searcher". Not easy.
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by jbaber 3y ago
This is an interesting idea.
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by jbaber 3y ago
I second this. The recommendations have shown me books I'd never come across otherwise.
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by jbaber 3y ago
"Some people are so poor all they have is money."
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by jbaber 3y ago
Used to be wax.
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by jbaber 3y ago
I hedged with "usually". Feel out your audience when you teach. Plus, honestly, one-point compactification of C is less intuitive than two point of R (where you'd have + and - infinity), so I stand by it being not great to
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by jbaber 3y ago
Ehhh. This part of how teaching works. When a 6-year-old asks about infinity being a number, it's not usually a good idea to bring up one-point compactification of the complex plane.
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by jbaber 3y ago
I've wanted something like this for a very long time and made lots of half-hearted attempts. Thank you.
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by jbaber 3y ago
Thank you for this explanation of giant TV lockers for a SoCal raised guy.
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by jbaber 3y ago
I, too, was concerned it was some kind of hacker gotcha trick, but took the leap of faith and mailed the cash. They did ship the card to me.
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by jbaber 3y ago
Am I a Pollyanna for believing all other things being equal, doctors want to do the ethical thing and that direct financial incentive to do otherwise is an obstacle they have to overcome.
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How would you report this broken link?(cbc.ca)
1 points by jbaber 3y ago|1 comments
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by jbaber 3y ago
The direct xml link for this podcast[1] is down. I think the CBC want me to talk to a chatbot about it with no e-mail contact. [1]: https://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/includes/stbs.xml
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by jbaber 3y ago
I just couldn't bear all that walking and jumping into near misses in the video.
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by jbaber 3y ago
I've been liking the recommendations from https://thestorygraph.com a lot. They can import your goodreads reviews.

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