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jesuslop
4y ago
Google Keep for ephemeral and the rest simple files that are sophisticating with years. First some scribbled TXT files in folders, then word to paste images, now markdown+latex (typora + mathpix) with TOCs. I've started linking from on
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Maybe the main shut off valve of the house
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BCE anounced net asset purchases in PEPP ending in march, though. What remains is to manage how to dump the balance out. https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/pr/date/2022/html/ecb.mp2202...
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4y ago
In my case, that I don't think is extraordinary, I scan the titles in the RSS reader and click on them to go their fully rendered pages more often than not. That tacks some of the noted downsides. Content discoverability is no problem
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4y ago
Ah you're right, modern scholars are leaning as you say. Let me repair my comment saying that Bach could have played all WTC in equal temperament had he wanted. Thanks for completing.
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The interface of this with Music Theory is equal temperament, as in [1]. The musical hardware provides white piano keys giving intervals with rational frequency ratio, so harmonious (called just intonation). With that you can play in only o
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4y ago
And resistor. And if etched in spiral the should've inductance, so also coils.
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A real one here, the tech is beyond expectations, the decoding of equations is super, even of scanned sources. It only faults at complex environments such as matrices or diagrams (interpreted as cloud-URL to bitmap). It also OCRs surroundin
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4y ago
yep, same hapened. You have to extract the pages of interest before submitting, they have no page UI.
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Agreed. I see a "Use new Reddit as my default experience" preference checkbox not to click if you don't want (longtimer here...) . It also supports RSS for subreddits, that's nice.
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4y ago
This gives a more tight monad implementation
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4y ago
The idea is fantastic. It would make a great computer architecture lab asignment.
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4y ago
What mean duration have you seen?
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What I liked most is that it demonstrated direct memory access, so the CPU and the card shared the mastery of the memory bus. You told the card to play such memory block with very little IO, and the play started while you continued running
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It looked vintage even in the nineties
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If He restores RSS access I'd follow some guys
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5y ago
Absolutely shocking. With that weight of about a Kg you can actually have it on your lap long times (I'm now lying on bed writing), but the screen is big (17''), and undoes something the 16:9 aspect ratio mania (it's 16:
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PageRank is based on conectivity so the gibberish content needs to be linked to by other highly ranked content to become an issue.
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I think this seems as if they worked out the fine print necessary to express that Bayesian networks are string diagrams in a suitable category. One morphs the bayesian net into what is called less frequently than deserved a factor graph, an
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Markov categories, causal theories, and the do-calculus
(arxiv.org)
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hnrss.org is also nice for RSS
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I upvoted, audience should not confuse disagreement with inapropriateness. If you disagree, explain in a reply why.
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+1 for influenced. A charismatic high school philosophy teacher recommended it to us and it prompted me to read G's collected works they had in my uni library. Came up liking more the set theoretic bit than the incompleteness conundrum
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Chapterhouse was very decent, the whole series with ups and downs are works of art. Sad that Herbert died before closing the cycle.
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Seems it'd have to be ultra-hot and ultra-cool at the same time
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MSCI considers blanket removal of Russia across indices
(etfstream.com)
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hmm, I've deleted a long reply elaborating the distinction between syntactic and semantic completeness (the terminology is a mess). Just wanted to add that your interesting point shines here: https://math.stackexchange.com&#
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Unfortunately it is in German, but I have learned this thing of ordering math twitter threads that can be very nice. Thanks!
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That story about the complex nums being tame and not the others, where it is told?
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This virtual expo is quite nice to have a look, thanks for posting!
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