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   by john-titor 4y ago

   I can relate, not necessarily as a software developer, but as someone who recently completed a PhD in natural sciences. When working on something niche for a couple of years, it is natural that you become a specialist of some sort in your d
2. 32.▲
   by john-titor 4y ago

   I honestly don't see an added value to such a product. Pushing for minimalism can be nice in a lot of situations, but to me, this seems like it's going a bit too far: The target audience for such a product can't possibly be t
3. 33.▲
   by john-titor 4y ago

   Cool idea. Can you comment on who the owner of the actual server hardware is and on the locations of those?
4. 34.▲
   by john-titor 4y ago

   But let's be honest: If the notation is ambiguous, then the the authors did not do a good job explaining it in the first place. That's why scientific articles are not only equations but also text.
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   Covid-shaming pits neighbour against neighbour in locked-down Shanghai(reuters.com)

   3 points by john-titor 4y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: Best way to include LaTeX math in presentation slides?

   2 points by john-titor 4y ago|1 comments
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   by john-titor 4y ago

   this reads to me as a rant of someone who just finished their undergrad degree in sociology and wants to show it. some specifics aside, the same article might as well been a topic some 10, 30, 60 years ago. re-packaging an old opinion that