nhatcher

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   by nhatcher 3y ago

   Disclaimer: I wrote this. GitHub: https://github.com/EqualTo-Software/sample-desk-calcualtor
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   by nhatcher 4y ago

   Yes, the charged objects here are strings and membranes.
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   by nhatcher 4y ago

   Facepalm. That's exactly the first thing I thought. I don't know if I am more tired of those blatant statements without any basis or of Sabine's expected reaction. Theoretical particle physics is in a tough spot. I really hop
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   by nhatcher 4y ago

   I am a big fan of Cohen and I normally try to stay away from the personal life of my favourite artist. But this acceptance speech talks heaps of the kind of person he was: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pnx20BZquAo&ab_c
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   by nhatcher 4y ago

   I wish I could help you. If you are any sort of programmer "Linear Algebra" is going to be the best bang for your buck. You can have a look a some of the books of Gilbert Strang or his online courses. Beyond that the classic books
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   by nhatcher 4y ago

   Oh that's a thing of beauty. Bookmarked!
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   by nhatcher 4y ago

   Ooops, yeah it probably needs some work. I _think_ it is the work of a student and I found it surprisingly beautiful and well done. The actual grammar (which is how I stumbled upon this project) is here: https://github.com/Y
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   Online 8086 Emulator(yjdoc2.github.io)

   52 points by nhatcher 4y ago|42 comments
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   by nhatcher 4y ago

   And probably yesterday's: _The Garbage Collection Handbook, 2nd Edition_ - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35492307
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Thanks!
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Hey David, I just tried it out and looks great! Congratulations on a great product! Colour me impressed. There are a million things in my head. Let me just mention two: * When you are sending close to 20Mb of data compress it, it's goi
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Good thing mathematicians aren't making a y money: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_group
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Awesome seeing fundamental Rust crates maturing into 1.0. I hope this pushes Rust to gain even more traction in embedded systems.
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    You work with Julia? Nice! I actually use Julia to generate my test cases: using Nemo CC = AcbField(100) values = [1, 2, 3, -2, 5, 30, 2e-8] for value in values y_acb = besseli(CC(1), CC(value)) real64 = convert(Flo
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    https://github.com/JuliaMath/Bessels.jl/blob/master/src/bess... Thanks! I love it, so easy to understand and follow. My favourite work on the subject is Fredrik Johansson's: https://
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    I recently had to implement some Bessel functions numerically. It's fantastic to see that someone at Sun Microsystems implemented all this procedures in the early 90's (I'm sure even long before that). You will find this impl
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    A Chess Engine Written in Rust(github.com)

    3 points by nhatcher 4y ago|0 comments
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Hi ohr, excellent write-up!. I hope you know this is being actively discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35367520
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Yup, good old George Carlin thought that way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vGE73tTSVU
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    I hear you, but you know it is not much different than the variety of programming languages or frameworks we are used to. I think there is still a huge market for new spreadsheet apps. Some will succeed and most will not. At this point my h
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Amazing spreadsheet tech! Big fan since the days of dashdash. Anyone interested in new applications of good old spreadsheets I recommend getting and account and trying it out
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    Rust on ESP32 Roadmap for 2023(hackster.io)

    1 points by nhatcher 4y ago|0 comments
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Hi inglor! As someone who has been writing spreadsheets engines for the last 10+ years I am a big fan of how Excel has taken the lead in innovation in the last couple of years with dynamic formulas and the LAMBDA. So congratulations on your
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Yeah, that is not the axiom of choice and even if it were their conclusion is not correct. You can't characterize a set as non being described by finite symbols. On the other hand, it's always refreshing to see someone pushing us
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Lot's of good books already here! In the same spirit as Polya's book "Thinking mathematically" by J. Mason, L. Burton and K. Stacey I learned a lot in the early days with Demidovich book on 5000 problems on mathematical
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Thurston was very active on mathoverflow snd a lovely character. His answer on "What's a mathematitian to do?" [1] is fairly famous by now. It's been already on HN a couple of times [2] His geometrization conjecture is a
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Another 2cents from another average everyday software developer that has been lucky enough to work with Rust professionally for the last two years: Learning curve. Yes there is one. I dare to say lower than C++ though. Getting up snd runnin
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Reddit is banned here in Indonesia for that reason.
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    Yeah, that sounds like it. Thinking about this though: "World Without Walls" => www
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    by nhatcher 4y ago

    I remembered it as "In a world without walls, who needs gates and windows"