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The Bacchae of Euripedes, Translated by William Arrowsmith [pdf](classics.domains.skidmore.edu)
1 points by octed 8mo ago|1 comments
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by octed 1y ago
For those who would like a print version, this manuscript eventually got published as Modern Classical Physics https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691159027/mo...
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by octed 2y ago
Unfortunately I still have a soft spot for beautiful writing. The "point" often sticks better when it is expressed eloquently. Having to think a little bit to get to the point also helps with absorbing it, at least in my experienc
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by octed 2y ago
This is the translation I was referring to in a previous comment! Interesting how it has been brought up twice in a single thread.
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by octed 2y ago
Just to clarify this isn't my own work, I just found it online by accident. If you wish to thank/support this project and it's creator you should check out the support page: https://hyperessays.net/support&#x2
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by octed 2y ago
The author of the website has mentioned that > I am slowly replacing the Cotton/Hazlitt translation with a contemporary one and adding new notes So I would assume that the essay you're talking about is from the earlier Cotton t
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The essays of Michel de Montaigne online(hyperessays.net)
199 points by octed 2y ago|46 comments
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by octed 2y ago
Everything you are looking for is provided in the Epilogue of Spivak. For instance, in chapter 28, you will be able to show that 0a = 0 in any field. In chapter 29, you will rigorously define the reals as well as the operations on them. You
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by octed 2y ago
HN has been surprisingly good today. Seen a couple of very high quality posts (at leasts posts that are to my liking), this one included. I thank OP for posting this.
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Petrarch's Ascent of Mount Ventoux(history.hanover.edu)
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by octed 3y ago
The kinds of AP Calc kids you see must be super different from the ones I've seen then. I'm in a uni with a large amount of kids who've taken AP Calc and yet most of them struggled a lot with the first semester intro-to-proof
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by octed 3y ago
I found out about this a few months ago through Cristobal's blog: https://cristobal.space/ . Somehow didn't notice how the post mentions Omar's involvement at the top lol. Thanks anyway tho.
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by octed 3y ago
Do you know anywhere where one can look into dynamicland more deeply? I've been interested in playing around with it for a while (hopefully I can get my hands on a projector lol) but have never found any details. Omar Rizwan's web
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"The Greatest Mathematician in the World": Norbert Wiener Stories(jstor.org)
5 points by octed 3y ago|1 comments
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by octed 3y ago
I've been wanting to add RSS to it for a while tbh but I've been consistently distracted by other things. Since classes are over I might get around to it eventually. As for the pdf look, you're right. The problem I encountere
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by octed 3y ago
https://oktagonia.github.io/blog/blog.html It's pretty new, first post was made in September of 2022. I've been going at the speed of ~1 post per month since then so I got 8 posts. I mostly talk about stuff I
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Three-Valued Logic in the λ-Calculus(oktagonia.github.io)
3 points by octed 4y ago|0 comments