marosgrego

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by marosgrego 5y ago
Another approach to infinitesimal calculus which allows a presentation in a relatively clear elementary way is smooth infinitesimal analysis and related synthetic differential geometry: http://home.sandiego.edu/~shulman&#x2F
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by marosgrego 5y ago
What makes you think quaternions are inevitable, but geometric algebra is not?
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by marosgrego 5y ago
What do you mean? They also form an algebra (a vector space where a "multiplication" is defined).
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by marosgrego 5y ago
How?
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by marosgrego 5y ago
It's a vector in the mathematical sense.
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by marosgrego 5y ago
The Geometric Algebra viewpoint is much nicer, more natural and encompasses more.
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by marosgrego 6y ago
What do psychedelics have to do with computability?
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Ah, Stalker and Adrei Rublev are among my favourite movies. Contrary to what some may feel, I find their pacing to be a nice, almost meditative experience. The others of his movies came to me as more pretentious, although also nice in their
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Now, somebody implement multiplayer!
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Just don't use JavaScript lol
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by marosgrego 6y ago
All the berries you mention in the last paragraph are also native to Europe.
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by marosgrego 6y ago
You could download it from AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/blades-bin/ Or simply from GitHub releases: https://github.com/grego/blades/releases
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Blades author here. Just added it to AUR for more convenient install for people who are not Rust developers: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/blades-bin/
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Yeah, TOML is kind of more verbose. However, its syntax is uniform (`key = value`) and there is no way to shoot yourself in the foot.
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Certainly, I have known Zola for a while and it has a nice feature set.
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Very interesting project, thanks for sharing! CommonMark supports HTML tags, so one can currently also write pages in plain HTML if they want to.
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by marosgrego 6y ago
It only supports CommonMark markdown now. Maybe I should state it more explicitly somewhere.
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by marosgrego 6y ago
You can do exactly this with Blades. The binary has no dependencies.
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by marosgrego 6y ago
Blades currently doesn't break the sitemap, but it can easily be implemented. I see that 50k pages is a maximum for one sitemap file. Do you think it should break into separate pages only after reaching 50k, or sooner?
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Show HN: Blades – fast static site generator written in Rust(getblades.org)
146 points by marosgrego 6y ago|90 comments
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by marosgrego 6y ago
It's just about what you are used to. For people who've grown up with metric units, it's natural to work with them.
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Show HN: Slist – stack lists in Rust with map and filter, without const generics(github.com)
1 points by marosgrego 6y ago|0 comments