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mbeex
6y ago
The controversy between assuming a point of view of "creating" vs "discovering" things is as old as mathematics. > rather than a simple constructive process. This requires some more distinction. 'constructive
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mbeex
6y ago
Closer to the underlying originals CLI: https://www.videohelp.com/software/FFmpeg-Batch
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mbeex
6y ago
Opposite Favourite: https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-32481442 A remark from the article comes to mind: "If you’ve got a bunch of pessimists together, then nothing is going to happen other than misery."
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6y ago
I do calisthenics, aka body-weight training. Not the crazy crossfit incarnation, instead classic ladders, intervals of pushups, pullups and some variations. Additionally a plank before bedtime and some hiking (~2000km/year) + deep squa
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6y ago
I actually voted for the comments of both of you. I think, you are not far from each other. Written language is sometimes limited :)
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6y ago
My point was - what will these growing numbers of living things do to a non-increasing volume of 4/3 pi r^3?
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mbeex
6y ago
And people stop dying on this sphere, for which we still have no escape or distribution plan (into space).
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6y ago
And it is also nothing new. Personally, I had it 25 years ago in Germany. Same patterns than and now in virtually all western societies. Problem is and was, the topic owns some extraordinary tabu traits and prejudices from people not affect
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6y ago
> So many people don't take the 10 minutes to configure DMARC, DKIM and SPF. Another commentator here mentioned this and the hint was worth gold. In the meantime, I changed/adjusted this in the interface of my website provider
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6y ago
Many commentators mention e-mail here: I'm a conservative oldtimer with my own domain (since the Ninetees) and associated e-mail, of course. The problem is that it happens to me more and more often that especially with my business cont
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6y ago
P51 owner here. I'm using Thinkpads/Lenovos for 15 years as my main development computers: 1. Not thaaat big, but I prefer sub-4k anyway: WQXGA support, with docking station more than one - check 2. External keyboard - check 3. Ch
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6y ago
My entry in professional C++ programming was accompanied by Scotts earlier books. The moment gradually to refrain from the language as my main tool again coincides (coincidence?) with his retreat.
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Reason for the nitpicking is, that for me - as a trained mathematician - and seemingly some other commenters, the gap between linearity and non-linearity is yet inside mathematics quite substantial. This is true also in general. Non-lineari
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mbeex
6y ago
Without non-linearity you are mathematically provable not able to get solutions for most contemporary problems. Refusing the general AI hype bullshit and over-simplifying the hard foundations are quite different things, IMO.
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6y ago
> I actually don't get what your point is. I do, there is a difference between an universal approximator and intelligence. But I share the objection. And there are more parts, like graph theory, calculus, statistics or more advanced
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mbeex
6y ago
KaTeX has an 'output' option and one of his settings is 'mathml'. You can produce clean MathML this way and even mixed HTML/MathML output (default and what you see in the OP's example) with MathML for accessibi
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mbeex
6y ago
He wrote "can be generated". You can use KaTeX for setting up complete static web pages with no JS/server-side prozessing at all. Example from my blog: https://depot.traits.de/pages/2020/02/21-m
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6y ago
> In effect your brain added 11+2 to get 13, then took away 12 to make it fit Not my German brain. But mod 24, I'm with you again :) And don't let me start with the Russians, they did it in hardware: https://en.wikip
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6y ago
Somebody else finding the Monkey experiment a good one but wrong for the Authors cause? I mean, the cold water was an artificial external influence and just the opposite of something fundamentally impossible. To be precise, exactly the exa
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6y ago
> "Refactoring" normally refers to changing code's implementation without affecting its external behavior. To verify this invariance, you have to test it. Specifically, and that means new tests.
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6y ago
> the Python3 variants are unfinished and are missing support. I stand corrected: https://asciidoc.org/CHANGELOG.html (Version 9.0.0 (2020-06-02))
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Not so much. And the original Python variant is a) slowly growing old in features, b) the Python3 variants are unfinished and are missing support. I don't remember exactly in what respect, but I evaluated things some months ago and rel
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6y ago
No, problem is the covered complexity. For Markdown I have never resort to any documentation - within its original scope. This is his big advantage and I appreciate this. If you need more, you have almost certainly to look up things. This
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smooth_pursuit " Smooth pursuit eye movements allow the eyes to closely follow a moving object. It is one of two ways that visual animals can voluntarily shift gaze, the other being s
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For example, meditation can lead to addiction (to do meditation). This is a certain contradiction, very often to find in the teachings/techers themselves. Meditation lets things pass. This is also true for meditation sessions itself, t
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It is not because it does not even claim to be science. The often associated religious or/and esoteric part is something, putting me off for years (it still does). But the thing itself has a quite rational essence. Helpful for me: htt
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So, something like https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/group/ ? But this is gitlab.
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> At first I thought it was just me getting older You are still far from it, concluding from your problem. Up to now, I never heard about this 'trending page'. I'm quite aware, that GitHub is also a social platform busines
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6y ago
That is rational postponing, but both can be connected. Procrastination by definition has always something to do with negative feelings. But IMO not so much in the sense of the article. Only a few people care about future emotions, they may
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My solution is similar (breaking down the problem), the cause is - at least partially - different. If I am procrastinating in software development or research it is (1) for complexity reasons, (2) for foreseeable vast grunt work I have alr
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