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To know that it can be done.
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Yes. It's still quite a distance away from a feel and taste of meat. At least the affordable ones.
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Hey that's such a nice idea, of multiple layers. Thanks to your idea, now I am imagining printing different layers of foreground and background on glass and stacking them with spacers for parallax.
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Waiting for lab-grown meat. Hope it comes closer to fruition before my kidneys give out.
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My favorite from his site https://hypertalking.com/2023/05/08/1-bit-pixel-art-of-hokus...
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Rats have such bad PR. They make fun affectionate pets if you can stomach the idea that they will die on you.
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All the best for your Stonehenge. Just knowing that the Sun doesn't really rise on the East (barring exceptions) is a fun reward in itself. Solarigraphy and Analemma tracking are great fun if you have the luxury of an undisturbed acces
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Oh! My bad.
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You know you can edit your comment right. You are still in that edit window.
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I think I have found my soulmate :) Every crash cuts deep if it doesn't resume correctly.
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This is a very entertaining hobby to have. Wishing you a lot of fun. Next stop, making sundials and reading astrolabe. I was so surprised to know that Chaucer had such interest in the workings of an Astrolabe. It's not much of a surpri
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It would be good to link the Masters thesis too. I looked for it but could not find.
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More mirrors here https://web.archive.org/web/20240000000000*/https://mewo2.co... Old Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12347393 https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Haversine: Turtle Graphics (Logo) on a Sphere
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That makes atleast two of us. Where I live, they festoon a few of these on Christmas in addition to the more traditional five pointed star. I have always wondered whether it had easy enough net. The Icosahedron though, that makes my heart s
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An under-armed ball is essentially un-hitable. The sporting thing to do is to give the batsman a chance to score but to defeat him using skill. There is no skill in bowling and underarm ball, the batsmen is not being defeated by skill. That
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Anyone remembers Ross technologies ? When I was a student mucking around the trashed corner of a retired hardware room, I found a very dusty box that looked promising. It was a Ross hyperstation. I was able to install Arch Linux and Debian
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And in these neck of the woods man is a short for manual. Funny name.
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So sorry to hear that. I know neither you nor her, but no one ought to go through that. I hope you are doing well. Best wishes
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When linked with transfig their is a whole lot of file format it supports. Most distributions will package them together. https://linux.die.net/man/1/transfig
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Tikz by hand for busy diagrams can be a whole lot of work. What I loved about Xfig was that one could use latex and latex fonts in the diagrams.
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Is their anyone here old enough to remember Xfig ? I was quite proud of the hours of work I had put in to configure it just so, with the 3d look and all.
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Like these siblings ? https://youtu.be/nMNLrQW7_pU
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Varies by personality too.
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There is nothing wrong in using generating functions. A very handy and powerful tool. I wish I was better at it than I am. It is a common experience in mathematical problem solving that the first solution leads to more insight which illumin
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I hope everyone gets it that it is sarcasm, painful as it is.
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Got you.
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@chinjut yes you are exactly right about sum to 1 bit. For a moment I had got distracted by the exponential between Lie group and algebra.
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> I don't care about proofs or theoretically problematic corner cases that "real mathematics" seems to be almost exclusively interested in. That is a rather strange take for a software engineer. When implementing something
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> Eventually, I suspect we will replace most PIDs with a small neural network for almost all industrial applications With or without serverless lambda architecture bitcoins ?
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