lockjawh

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   by lockjawh 5y ago

   I'm glad that this post led to the group of you all that took the opportunity to donate! Didn't think it would get that much traction, so it's especially nice to see some good come from it.
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   Happy birthday Vim (2020)(groups.google.com)

   326 points by lockjawh 5y ago|118 comments
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   by lockjawh 8y ago

   While maybe akin to programming, prior to using Overleaf I would use TeX to collaboratively typeset homework via git.
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   by lockjawh 9y ago

   "Understanding Analysis" by Stephen Abbott is a great undergraduate level math textbook. The focus is real analysis (a rigorous treatment of single variable calculus). It's an excellently written text which will bridge the kn
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   by lockjawh 9y ago

   Are you referring​ to a channel? Or the client itself? I believe the channel startups on freenode has catered to the HN community (and was where I heard about it initially), however I'm not sure how many users it has online typically.
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   by lockjawh 10y ago

   Dummitt and Foote suggested above is a great text on the subject and probably the best when it comes to a complete treatment of the theory. The only complaint one could make is that it's written for mathematicians. A more appropriate b