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by pfortuny 7mo ago
Of his resolution of singularities in characteristic 0, Grothendieck said (Bull. AMS) that it was the deepest result of the XX Century.
92.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Lo and behold, just FYI. Trying to help.
93.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
All withdrawals of more than 1000€ in Spain must be accounted for and more than 5000€ must be authorized. You "may" but maybe you "cannot".
94.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Spain: you must be paid through a bank if you -have a steady contract -are paid more than 1000€ for a job (say you are self-employed).
95.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Completely illegal in Spain if you have a paid job.
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Heisuke Hironaka Has Died(japannews.yomiuri.co.jp)
41 points by pfortuny 7mo ago|5 comments
97.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Grothendieck said of his resolution of singularitis in characteristic 0 that it was the deepest result of the XX Century.
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by pfortuny 7mo ago
There must be a contractive nature in "passing to the limit". And then Brower's fixed point theorem. (I know it is very easy to do "maths" this way).
99.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Mmmmhhhh, sure? Because p-adic numbers have characteristic 0, AFAIK.
100.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
They security-updated iOS 15 a couple of months ago, so that does not seem likely.
101.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
They security-updated iOS 15 a couple of months ago, so that does not seem likely.
102.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
I know, yes, but did not want to digress. Thanks though. Actually, it is the "extension" to K[e] with e^2=0, as "usual".
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by pfortuny 7mo ago
In some sense the title is a bit misleading (one is led to think of Analytic Number Theory). I'd rather use the title "Using differentials to...", which is more precise, as there is not exactly any "calculus" going
104.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
One can hope but I do not trust them.
105.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Not going to happen (despite my still being on 18.x) because they want to force you to upgrade to 26 for publicity. As simple as that. The new "security upgrade available" will (I bet) be "to 26".
106.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
An angle projected on a plane is not the same as a 3D angle. Also see the structure of diamond (109 degs).
107.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Not in 3D.
108.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
As a sibling says, the story is for ships, other insurance has existed for millenials.
109.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
First time I've seen you gray. What days to live in!
110.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
No, I mean encrypting (using a random padding like OAEP-RSA) gives an undecipherable item.
111.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
But you have wired earpods, both lightning and usb-3. I cannot be happier with those for my iphone and ipad, resp.
112.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
That market has new customers every year. Like the one for bicycles, L-sized clothes, etc.
113.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
You can always encrypt with a public key instead of hashing.
114.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Yes, that is also true, of course. But then again, we have turned "security" into something absurd which only adds costs.
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by pfortuny 7mo ago
FYI: KWh (it is a product).
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by pfortuny 7mo ago
Not exactly the same but at least in Spain, the cost of constructing a new building subject to all the regulations makes them completely unafforfable for low salaries. (There are other problems, I know, but the regulations are crazy).
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by pfortuny 7mo ago
Exactly: money disappears into the hands of Government (or because of hyperinflation) but somehow you can buy goods on a "free" Internet without the Government intervention. Also: all transactions are recorded... Good luck with th
118.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
The human labor aspect is very little discussed and essential and very abusive, I am sure. People think of these models as "magic" and "science" but they do not realize the immense amount (in human years) of clicking yes
119.
by pfortuny 7mo ago
Why not use a client-server infrastructure for tests? The server sends the test code, the client runs the code, sends the output to the server and this replies pass/not pass. One could even make zero-knowledge test development this way
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by pfortuny 8mo ago
Nope: they have signed a contract with Microsoft, it is not oversight, there was a clear decission by the specific committee to buy Microsoft Products and Support, and it is costing us (EU taxpayers) lots of money just to interact with the

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