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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Like the shell, nice!
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Heh, show me a patient JS dev ;)
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Mmm, time for some pie!
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Just a suggestion, have you looked at the MPFR project, and derivatives: https://www.mpfr.org/ http://mpfr.loria.fr/mpfr-current/mpfr.html#index-mpfr_005fs... It is way to deep in the grubby details fo
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
[Aside on Taylor Series] The section on recurrence relations is the basis of a little-known ODE solving technique sometimes known as the Taylor Series Method (occasionally Differential Transform). It allows an "extension" of Eule
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Before Git, branching and merging was a nightmare. People are using git to do much more complicated things than in the days of CVS/SVN.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Huh? He sped it up much more by rewriting as a loop . . .
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
It was only ever a con, perpetrated by corrupt politicians.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Just let them try! ;)
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
The ISS is in free-fall, so that should be zero-g, not microgravity.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
. . . and probably cannot be sustained indefinitely.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
If you like the article, here are some videos I made a while ago, showing what might be seen by the traveler in the twin "paradox" as she leaves and returns to base (click "show more" to see the terse descriptive text):
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
It is the cost of making computers "user friendly" and providing a positive "user experience". Can't be done without layers of crap, it's a law of physics. The alternative is to deal with computers how they na
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Yeah hitting the up arrow a couple of times then return is a real pain.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
The hippies.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
The BBC is linking it now.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Possibly the article was considered too positive for some elements?
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Then reflagged.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Now unflagged. Good.
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Stallman right again shocker!
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
My desktop is a Raspberry Pi, you insensitive clod!
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Nope. That is not what an event is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_(relativity)
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Events are never curved!
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Great to hear. Just hope they can resist the inevitable flood of "good ideas" and stick to their design. [EDIT] recognized your nick from IRC a while back, my "good idea" is still to add support for 80-bit floats ;)
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Nim currently in uber-cool phase. I love it. After adding a million requested features it will end up bloated like all the others . . .
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Yep, I have plenty of books dating back to the seventies (some even older). They are all still perfectly functional. Not heard of a 50 year old epub or pdf yet, wonder if it will ever happen ;)
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Web last, please!
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Bean counters prefer to pay others to "make those problems seem to go away".
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
Indiscreet mathematics?
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by m4r35n357 6y ago
That one took me a few seconds . . . ;)

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