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by nomemory 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42174105 New submission here.
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by nomemory 2y ago
Good idea. I think I've rushed into publishing this. Anyway, I've reposted the link, and I will do the graph you've mentioned.
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A joke in approximating numbers raised to irrational powers(andreinc.net)
109 points by nomemory 2y ago|41 comments
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by nomemory 2y ago
An unfortunate mistake...
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by nomemory 2y ago
The correct link: https://www.andreinc.net/2024/11/18/a-function-to-approximat... In the initial submit I put the wrong date for the blog post. Maybe a moderator can edit the right URL.
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A joke in approximating numbers raised to irrational powers(andreinc.net)
16 points by nomemory 2y ago|5 comments
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by nomemory 2y ago
Thank you for noticing. I will look into the code.
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by nomemory 2y ago
I've used processing (p5js) but I don't necessarily recommend the library if you are looking for something simple.
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by nomemory 2y ago
This is a personal blog, and I haven't 'tested' the article on too many devices. I don't have the time or the capacity to do so. A thing I've noticed is that on some phones is very choppy (the code behind the animat
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by nomemory 2y ago
You are not weird; you are just differently wired. I find beauty in the fact that a bunch of circles are spinning on a stick (axis) with increasing frequencies, and if sum up their "tracks", you end up approximating shapes.
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by nomemory 2y ago
The animations were done using p5.js. The source code can be found here: https://github.com/nomemory/andreinc-site/tree/main/assets/j... , but I am not satisfied with it. I was learning p5.js while
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by nomemory 2y ago
It happens to me when I am using Chromium under Linux, it seems that my Hardware acceleration is not working. While on MAC, Windows or Firefox (Linux) it works flawlessly. On mobile is choppy as well (unless you have a flagship). Unfortunat
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by nomemory 2y ago
Thanks for noticing, the source code for all the animations can be found here: https://github.com/nomemory/andreinc-site/tree/main/assets/j... It's not something I am particularly proud of, as
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"The fruits" diophantine equation and its 80 digits solution(quora.com)
2 points by nomemory 2y ago|0 comments
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by nomemory 2y ago
I suspect a lot. He has unorthodox views on lots of topics. For one he doesn't seem to believe in the heat death of the Universe. He has some interesting theories in regards to gravitational waves and so on.
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A visual introduction to Fourier Series(andreinc.net)
2 points by nomemory 2y ago|0 comments
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by nomemory 2y ago
I've never considered myself the "flexer" type, but maybe the tone of the blog post was a little misinterpreted. PS: Great stuff you've shared. I remember in the past I've spoke with you about b-trees.
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by nomemory 3y ago
I use marginalia more to find blogs and explore personal sites. I think I visit the site daily. Have you tried kagi?
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by nomemory 3y ago
The star means no 0. It might be redundant, yes.
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by nomemory 3y ago
We used the notation for Real numbers strictly greater than 0.
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by nomemory 3y ago
That's cool observation. It's a good reflex when you see the sum of two squares to think at the Circle.
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by nomemory 3y ago
1 Author here. I did my fair share of competitive math in highschool, but never got to the National phase (although two times I was very close, like 2 points close). The amount of grind for that was too high for me, and I also had other int
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by nomemory 3y ago
One or two years ago I've written a small blog post about the number 37. Yesterday the traffic on that page exploded . I am sure it's related to the Veritasium movie.
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Happy 25th birthday to the "backbone of my internet", RSS feeds(bacardi55.io)
1 points by nomemory 3y ago|0 comments
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by nomemory 3y ago
This happens in the movie Crimes of the future...
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by nomemory 3y ago
Try this: https://explore.marginalia.nu/view Or if you like a blog or a site, you could find similar ones with this link: https://explore2.marginalia.nu/ I also started to maintain a blogroll with minimalis
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Historical facts I consistently forget(milan.cvitkovic.net)
2 points by nomemory 3y ago|0 comments
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Thomas J. Watson, the father of IBM(i-programmer.info)
2 points by nomemory 3y ago|0 comments
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by nomemory 3y ago
1) it's not black and white. 2) English is not my main language, hard to explain, but we use the masculine form when we refer to "the candidate" (which is a masculine noun). Sometimes I do a bad job at translating my thoughts
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by nomemory 3y ago
I do get your point, but are you under the presumption there are no women metalheads?

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