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Tech industry must act on Job Market chaos(blog.tymscar.com)
5 points by nomemory 3y ago|0 comments
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by nomemory 3y ago
Here is a raw dump for the Baccalaureate Exam: https://github.com/nomemory/romanian-math
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by nomemory 3y ago
I will reply to you here.
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by nomemory 3y ago
Well, for Hungary, you have John von Neumann and Eugene Wigner, who both finished an Elite School in Budapest: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasori_Gimn%C3%A1zium . And you also have Erdos. Of course, you might say they
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by nomemory 3y ago
The sources are scarce at least for everything that's older than 2010, but I did started to collect exercises like this from various forgotten places. I plan to put them into a github repo this month. Sorry for the translations. I will
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by nomemory 3y ago
Author here, it's probably what I did, but i am sure i also had to memorize quite a few radicals, and also multiplying numbers up to 40X40 + other tricks to multiply fast.
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by nomemory 3y ago
Quite a lot Jewish people were influential in mathematics in Romania. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Birnbaum https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Emmanuel_(mathematicia... https:/&#x
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by nomemory 3y ago
> What is the third Dune? Are you referring to films or the two films plus the book(s)? https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0142032/
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A ‘Rebel’ Without a PhD(quantamagazine.org)
3 points by nomemory 3y ago|1 comments
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by nomemory 3y ago
I love your blog, and if i am not mistaken your capsule.
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by nomemory 3y ago
My blog is www.andreinc.net . I write mostly about undergrad cs curricula, math, and random thoughts going through my mind. Because of a busy life, i dont have time to write more than a few articles a year.
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by nomemory 3y ago
Unfortunately, only a minority of people care enough about privacy to do something against the invasive and immoral practices that are slowly killing the internet. Most of us have nothing to hide, and that's the exact mechanism on whic
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by nomemory 3y ago
This is why I've subscribed to Pay Pass. The games available don't have microtransactions and are usually more than plain android cash makers.
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by nomemory 3y ago
That's a game that kept me hooked more than a game should keep a human captive. I have it on Steam, I don't see any reason to burn some hours on it on the phone.
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by nomemory 3y ago
This is the reason I've decided to upvote only personal blogs of people that are actually writing about something that's not the next big thing, it's not trendy, it's not a buzzword. The random the article is, the arcane
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by nomemory 3y ago
It is fast, I was previously using mathjax, and for a significant document I had to wait for a few seconds until the formulas were parsed and rendered. For the same document with katex, everything happens in less than a second.
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by nomemory 4y ago
That is a good question for a kid. Ask him back, if it's discovered, where was it "stored" all this time. If it's invented, does it mean that other potential sentient species will have a different math than ours ?
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by nomemory 4y ago
I know it's popular to mention singularity in the context of AI, but i am afraid it doesn't do justice to the "real" singularity which is a mystery of both scientifical and mystical proportions.
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It's Mechanical March(exercism.org)
2 points by nomemory 4y ago|0 comments
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by nomemory 4y ago
Java is not the most appealing programming language, but you've got to love the JVM, the standard library, all the libraries and frameworks, plus the tooling around the ecosystem.
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by nomemory 4y ago
I am not sure if this is all that original, I am sure what other have seen that before. For me it clicked when I was redoing the graphics. What it's more interesting is that symmetry is specific to numbers in general, and the way we re
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by nomemory 4y ago
https://www.andreinc.net/2023/02/01/demystifying-bitwise-ops... With -O1 it performed the optimisation.
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by nomemory 4y ago
Thanks, I wanted to post it after it was finished and revised. I also wanted to add more sections, but somebody was faster than I expected (thanks for posting it tod!). I suppose Getting to hn will add some valuable feedback in the first pl
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by nomemory 4y ago
The moment people with 0 technical background started to make technical decisions.
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by nomemory 4y ago
I am not particularly good at competitive programming, but at some point I did invest quite some time into it. Contrary to my username I have a pretty decent memory and I can remember easily if I've solved something similar. At some po
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by nomemory 4y ago
Hello, thanks for posting my article so fast. I've just changed the URL. Can you please repost? The correct url is: https://www.andreinc.net/2022/05/01/4-integers-are-enough-to...
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by nomemory 4y ago
Guess is not the language for me. I am not going to switch to a Linux Desktop to be able to use a general purpose programming language.
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by nomemory 4y ago
Yes, Rust is quite posh nowadays. Just like Scala and F# a decade ago. Or like ruby 15 years ago, or like Java in the 90s.
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by nomemory 4y ago
I am using Feeder (downloaded it from Fdroid). Nothing fancy, gets job done.
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by nomemory 4y ago
As an Eastern European I don't understand what's wrong with Eastern European forums.

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