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Concatenation as an Operation(themathcitadel.com)
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Faster Matrix Multiplications in NumPy(benjaminjohnston.com.au)
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The Practical Code Review(oualline.com)
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Programming Historian(programminghistorian.org)
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Approach Zero – A math-aware search engine(approach0.xyz)
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Is ArXiv a monopoly bully in scientific publication?(wanpengtan.com)
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by leonry 5y ago
Hm, I would use „hä?“ rather to signal that I don‘t understand the content. I may well have understood the words or sentences, though. On the other hand „huh?“ is meant in the paper rather for signaling that I didn’t understood the form, AF
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Eco – Build a Civilization in a Simulated Ecosystem(play.eco)
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Swarm Plot Showing Intraday Stock Prices(chartfleau.com)
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MusicSrch – The Music Search Engine(musicsrch.com)
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JournalReviewer(journalreviewer.org)
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History of Philosophy without any gaps(historyofphilosophy.net)
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The Semantic Representation of Pure Mathematics (2016)(blog.wolfram.com)
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by leonry 5y ago
That would be another instance of the Braess paradox ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess%27s_paradox#Traffic ), correct?
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by leonry 5y ago
How about Hilbert‘s 16th problem, would that satisfy your conditions for a counterclaim to your assertion? For a short summary, see https://mathoverflow.net/a/116530/60775 or https://valentermz.github.i
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Interest-Rate Surveys(johnhcochrane.blogspot.com)
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by leonry 5y ago
Oh, I understand. Thanks for the explanation. Regarding noisemakers, I should rather say noise making devices, I guess. Here is a company promoting theirs (quick Google search): https://mardersicher.com/marderschreck-marders
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Are there publications in Mathematics written only by women?(nikoleta-v3.github.io)
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by leonry 5y ago
Don‘t Americans distinguish between weasels and martens? The subhead is precise in mentioning stone martens, though. One consequence of that phenomenon is that in the suburbs of my city, you can‘t barely take a walk outside without getting
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Universal Approximation with Deep Narrow Networks (2020)(proceedings.mlr.press)
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by leonry 5y ago
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7949183 (8 years ago)
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The Myth of Soulless Women (1997)(firstthings.com)
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Secondary Link(secondarylink.com)
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by leonry 5y ago
This reminds me of a blog article ( http://www.coding2learn.org/blog/2013/07/29/kids-cant-use-co... ) that coïncidentally was published in 2013. Or to put it another way, exhibit A of anecdotal evidence.
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by leonry 5y ago
Maybe this blog entry is another good starting point: https://ciechanow.ski/tesseract/ and references therein (at the end). It has been discussed on HN a while ago.
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by leonry 5y ago
I remember that Beurer ( https://www.beurer.com/web/de/produkte/active/sport-und-akti... ) was once recommended because of offering a cloud-free tracker. It worked quite fine, but I eventually stopped usin
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by leonry 5y ago
LaTeX source file can be found at https://www.pdmi.ras.ru/~arnsem/Arnold/arn-papers.html
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The antiscientifical revolution and mathematics (1998) [pdf](math.ru.nl)
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The Historical Banking Crises Database(financialhistorylab.org)
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Holt-Winters Forecasting for Dummies (Or Developers)(grisha.org)
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