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by ttoinou 1y ago
I understand that. The crux of the article is supposedly being able to apply what we learned with easy small vector space to infinite function vector space : we can't. But he's taking the example of polynomials and analytical func
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Seems like a great idea. How would that work with multiple branches ? One task might be implemented in a different branch, we might want to have a global overview of all the tasks being coded in the main branch All data is saved under b
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by ttoinou 1y ago
But it's the article talking about vectors as a sequence of reals and having a basis, then extending that to infinite sequences of reals. The author is playing on multiple definitions of vector to produce a "woaw that's cool&
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Vectors in the way he talks about in the beginning. With indices (and then extending to "In higher dimensions, vectors start to look more like functions!"). Of course if you use the general meaning of every word, vectors are funct
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I think it is "vector" taken in the way the author wrote about it / showed illustrations in the article. For the second sentence, he's right, we could also write (wrongly) an article titled "Functions are Sequences&
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I'd love to read more about that, he's not talking about that at all in this article though
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Finite degree polynomials are vectors yes. Polynomials is a typical example you study when learning about linear algebra. Doesn't say anything about real functions in general though, I don't think any linear algebra course should
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by ttoinou 1y ago
The author seems to be a great educator and computer scientist, much respect to his work. But from what I can gather, although I'd love to study more infinite sized matrices, he proved / showed nothing in this article. What he wro
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Why is this being downvoted ? Could a downvoter elaborate ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
See my other comment sibling. And he's starting from the assumption vectors are finite (cf. the article)
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I agree but we're using functions for different things here. Yes some specific families of functions can be treated as vector spaces. In this article it seems like the author is pretending to take all real->real functions and treati
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I agree but I'm operating under the assumption of the article Conceptualizing functions as infinite-dimensional vectors lets us apply the tools of linear algebra to a vast landscape of new problems
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Isn't this the opposite way ? Vectors are functions whose input space are discrete dimensions. Let's not pretend going from natural numbers to real is "simple", reals numbers are a fascinating non-obvious math discovery.
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Dangerous material being in contact of your skin all day and night long does seem risky
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by ttoinou 1y ago
LLMs dont seem to hallucinate my niche products and company (sometimes the name of the company doing the product yes, but not the product name, not the url of the company), and according to CloudFlare Radar I'm only between 200000 and
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I think we’re a lot of developers who are frustrated by constantly needing to choose between code or GUI… both have their use case, but I feel like there must be a system that combines both.
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Ah yes this kind of interface ok indeed this doesn't seem like a useful layer when running the program. Maybe the compilers could optimize this though
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Ah maybe we didn't go as deep as you into it ahah
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Why does it ruin runtime performance ? The code should be almost the same
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by ttoinou 1y ago
40 seconds for 1M lines seems super fast, do you have a fast computer and/or did you spend a lot of time optimizing the compilation pipeline ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
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by ttoinou 1y ago
We learn OCaml in CS classes at écoles préparatoires (CPGE MP) in france. It’s an amazing language, practical to implement the CS math oriented theory we just studied. Doesn’t work that great as a retention tactic to stay forever at univers
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Exactly there isn’t a ‘stable’ solution here, only cycles depending mostly on how much organizers are ready to put the free efforts into creating and maintaining events
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Lose your young males to war to them for example
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Looking for keys under the streetlight
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by ttoinou 1y ago
So can we now host a whole website distributed in all regions on the edge with Cloudflare workers + containers ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
But countries competing with your home country will have one
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by ttoinou 1y ago
It was slightly buggy it was uninstalled itself sometimes. I hope this will be better now with this official extension
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Ah yeah in that case it all makes sense
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Your two first examples, you just hide the complexity by using another tool, no ? And I don’t see how number 3 is simpler. In my maths head I can easily create bijective spaces. Emulating backward migration through others means might be har

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