martin293

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by martin293 6mo ago
Source: https://www.math.inc/a-conversation-with-terry-tao However, I think this is still likely a very significant achievement/milestone.
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by martin293 6mo ago
I have no exact prompt to share, but he does write: > Appreciate the insight! If it's at all of interest, this was a one-shot (supposed) solution in about 80 mins, unlike some other problems like 851 that took over 20 continuations
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by martin293 2y ago
Yes grandpa
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by martin293 2y ago
Me when all the candidates for European Tree of the Year are from Europe
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by martin293 2y ago
Please add an option to adjust the thickness of colored lines. Right now it's more of an eyesight test for me.
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by martin293 2y ago
Such an informative, well meaning comment
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by martin293 2y ago
I might have missed it but how much did this cost in total?
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by martin293 2y ago
Possibly. I'm not sure what you would do with it in the summer though. Even Arctic and Antarctica have pretty big seasonal temperature variations.
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by martin293 2y ago
Don't RTGs generate power constantly? That would make them impossible to use for a casual customer.
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by martin293 2y ago
Ok nvm I can't resist wasting my time and typing stuff on the internet again, probably gonna regret it later. How is it not obvious to the dullest of the dull that this visual proof is not supposed to work for goddamn commutative rings
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by martin293 2y ago
And how exactly did you come to the conclusion that this is relevant here?
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by martin293 2y ago
I know barely anything about welding, could you explain what a good weld would look like?
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by martin293 2y ago
> One man, watching me while I cut 8-foot lengths of tubing for him, told me that I could simply hook my tape measure over the saw blade and subtract ⅛-inch to find the correct length. Piqued after I explained why his method wouldn’t wor
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by martin293 2y ago
(2014)
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by martin293 2y ago
How did it work out for you in the end?
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by martin293 2y ago
You can only do it for certain formats
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by martin293 2y ago
> > Not to be negative or anything but [absolutely justified skepticism based on how much various publicity stunts have been done] Your comment is also much much ruder than the one you're replying to.
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by martin293 2y ago
Yeah that would be helpful as I can't find it at all. Both lowercarbon and xandrius have 0 posts and comments for me.
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by martin293 2y ago
This comment can't be real
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by martin293 2y ago
Pretty sure it's the first one. New systems are inherently more complex which means more possibilities to screw things up.
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by martin293 2y ago
Soooo what was the problem with your internet?
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by martin293 2y ago
Could anyone please explain what stroke expansion actually is either on high school or math undergrad level?
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by martin293 2y ago
That's not how I understood it. From the article: > "The mulla-mullung would then chant the name of the sick person, and once the stick fell, the charm was complete," Which to me seems like a healing ritual.
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by martin293 2y ago
Well how is it constructed?
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by martin293 2y ago
We are not doubting his reasons. We were interested in why.
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by martin293 2y ago
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by martin293 2y ago
I guess I had a bit of a harsh reaction yeah, sorry about that. I came back here and found the site down. It seems to be back up now though and you're right that it doesn't really matter anyway. I still do think that at least some
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by martin293 2y ago
Stop scripting this yall. The site is having enough trouble as is. I thought we were more mature than reddit.
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by martin293 2y ago
> antilog So exp? e to the power of x?
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by martin293 2y ago
How does that work?

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