seydar

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by seydar 6d ago
For those looking for a satirical scientific treatise of "a" vs "an": https://specgram.com/PsQ.XVI.4/06.pulju.indefinite.html
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by seydar 5mo ago
Acoustic diagnosis of electrical problems on the electric grid! I'm building a tool that allows you to determine the health of an electric transformer from only your phone. It tells you: - the loading - the health of the wind
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by seydar 10mo ago
I used to be a submariner and now work in an unrelated acoustic space (acoustic analysis of the electric grid), but I'd love to learn more about the DAS world — my email is in my profile.
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by seydar 1y ago
I'd love to know more, do you have any that you'd recommend?
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by seydar 1y ago
This reminds me of _why's final writing, where he discusses leaving his public persona in programming. He specifically cites the preservability of code as a reason for his disillusionment. https://github.com/steveklabni
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by seydar 2y ago
Sounds like you have a good list — can you share some of it?
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Galois Theory of Algorithms (2018) [pdf](arxiv.org)
20 points by seydar 2y ago|3 comments
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by seydar 2y ago
Galois theory investigates the way a subobject sits inside an object. This paper examines the way different programs sit inside the same algorithm, and the way different algorithms (mergesort, quicksort, etc.) sit inside the same class (sor
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by seydar 3y ago
What are some alternatives that you'd recommend people look at? I'm keen for any potential successor, but a lot things come back to effectively text, and anything we could build on top of it. Binary object formats seem like an alt
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by seydar 3y ago
> The presence of the negative signs in (1) may seem surprising at first, but this is due to the fact that (1) is describing the effect of a passive change of units rather than an active change of the object {x}. This is where the limits
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by seydar 3y ago
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