miguelmurca

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I hate LaTeX, I love LaTeX(commutative.xyz)
210 points by miguelmurca 4y ago|236 comments
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I love LaTeX. I hate LaTeX(commutative.xyz)
2 points by miguelmurca 4y ago|0 comments
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by miguelmurca 4y ago
Poe's Law preemptive answer: no, I am not being serious (though yes I dislike Beamer) :) This was more of a cool project to write advanced (La)TeX, which manages to fascinate and horrify me in equal parts. (Advanced LaTeX includes, for
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Show HN: Beamleeto(github.com)
1 points by miguelmurca 4y ago|1 comments
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Mitxela – Building a tiny steampunk “HDMI” display(youtube.com)
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by miguelmurca 4y ago
The converse fallacy is also, I believe, true. "This person knows how to do XYZ, therefore they're smart" (in a more general sense; good at "other games", as it were), is something that took me time to understand to
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by miguelmurca 4y ago
A large part of the world certainly feels like not having guns widely and easily available can help. Keeping in line with your analogy, I mean.
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
Also sup-mail, which I found much more usable than mutt, neomutt, or alpine.
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
Surprised scli isn't in there. It's one of the few pieces of software that I'll actually advocate for: super stable, great bindings if you're coming from vim, and surprisingly complete. Also since the desktop app for Sig
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Mschf Releases(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by miguelmurca 5y ago|0 comments
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
Between the EULA for, erm, looking at the website, or the intro page, or the bird that flies away on the home page, I don't know whether I'm curious or concerned
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
Fairly bold of you to assume I didn't read the article, but anyway: I've given five minutes to the thought that being an anti-vaxxer in the middle of a pandemic when vaccines are provided to you for free and at the point that only
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
the website may look cool, but judging from the first article (at the time of reading), the content is atrocious.
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
> Use stronger thumbs rather than weaker pinkies to access For some reason that sentence is extremely funny to me
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An emulated time-travelling computer as art(twitter.com)
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
To be completely honest I don't understand the appeal of Squid Game. It's a very thin metaphor around super shocking imagery --- and don't get me wrong, although it's not my thing, I can understand people liking slasher
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Jfc: CLI to browse latest ArXiv publications(github.com)
1 points by miguelmurca 5y ago|0 comments
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
From the comments: "@chx: I already have a master's thesis. This was harder."
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
"Hey it's Amos! Hi Amos!"
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
I am very suspicious of free lunches; almost surely this means the expressibility of QCNNs is limited (as opposed to a sufficient depth VQE)? (Disclaimer: I didn't Google for known results w.r.t. the expressibility of QCNNs)
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Wikipedia: Bauhaus(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by miguelmurca 5y ago|0 comments
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Jfc: A terminal tool for catching up on ArXiv publications(github.com)
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
Isn't this pretty much the definition of survivorship bias? (Not discarding the information in the post)
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
> I’m a tech guy, not a military guy. And in terms of the kind of tech I’m into it’s that weird decentralized crypto tech like Bitcoin, not SaaS.
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
> really permits instantaneous connections between far-apart location The phrasing in this article is tricky, as it wasn't FTL communication that was proven; just that there are correlations between things that would require FTL c
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
Super cool article. Brownie points for the callback at the end to "To Compute a Constant of Calculus: (A treatise on multiple ways)" :^)
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
Read the article! > The latest lawsuit, filed in India by three academic publishers, including Elsevier, asks the High Court of Delhi to block access to Sci-Hub throughout the country. While the case is pending, the court has instructed
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Boyl, template management CLI/TUI(github.com)
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by miguelmurca 5y ago
> Regular modern computers process functions in a binary fashion, carrying out tasks that use fragments of data that are only ever a 1 or 0. Quantum computers use subatomic particles to perform calculations at far greater speeds than exi

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