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by ubavic 5y ago
I am not sure why are you being downvoted. Mass surveillance in Belgrade exist for some years and China helped the government with implementation. Serbia will continue to buy surveillance equipment from China regardless of this law. Serbia
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Interactive Math Tools(github.com)
1 points by ubavic 5y ago|0 comments
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The lattice of sets of natural numbers is rich(jdh.hamkins.org)
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MLDemos - a visualization tool for machine learning (2019)(basilio.dev)
2 points by ubavic 5y ago|0 comments
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Elliptic Curve Explorer(samuelj.li)
35 points by ubavic 5y ago|5 comments
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by ubavic 5y ago
You are welcome. I don't know of any such list. I was thinking of including native platforms in the list, but I think that there are no too many examples. Web is dominant platform for this.
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by ubavic 5y ago
Another shameless plug: I just made a awesome-type list of tools that can be used for creating interactive mathematics (and physics) visualizations like we see here. Feel free to add tools that i forgot to mention. https://github
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by ubavic 5y ago
I wonder will this hatred ever end; I wonder and worry my friend; I wonder; I wonder, wonder don't you? - S. Rodriguez
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by ubavic 5y ago
I don’t have ASUS ROG keyboard, but I unfortunately have ASUS ROG motherboard. I experienced similar situation: in order to use some basic functionality of the motherboard I had to install a bloatware which, by the way, didn’t even work pro
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by ubavic 5y ago
But who will decide what commands will be part of that subset? There are hundreds, maybe thousands, of commands that are used regularly in tex documents for displaying various forms of notation, and mathematicians still create new notation
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by ubavic 5y ago
> Though, it will be probably still quite a lot of time before the libraries like MathJax and KaTeX became redundant for basic use cases. I think that libraries like MathJax and Katex will always be used for translating TeX notation to M
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MathML Progress(igalia.com)
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by ubavic 5y ago
By the way, from 2008 Safari has MathMl support, while Chrome still hasn’t (almost 10 years passed after Google removed it). I often wonder how many bytes of data and seconds of rendering time would be saved in the last decade if the most p
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by ubavic 5y ago
Also Gradient descent, Two-layer neural network, Newton's method, Gaussian process, Quine. Did author of this repo checked even once rendered images?
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by ubavic 5y ago
I use both Windows and Linux for a long time, and I tried Steam on both platforms in last two years. On Windows, game installation worked perfectly every single time. On Linux, I firstly needed to instal Xorg (because Steam couldn’t start u
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by ubavic 5y ago
An average computer user can make MS account in 5 minutes. After that, installing and playing some game is a two click process. Experienced Linux user can spend whole weekend configuring drivers, and still be unable to enjoy game. I would s
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by ubavic 5y ago
I don’t even know what this article is about, but I noticed digits of the π.
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by ubavic 5y ago
It is sad that in 2021 we are still using heavyweight js libraries for displaying mathematical notation, instead W3C specification - MathML.
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by ubavic 5y ago
There are some misleading sentences in this article. > The C stands for continuity and the superscript zero means the curves on the embedded surface have no derivatives, not even a first. This is not exactly true. C maps maybe have highe
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by ubavic 5y ago
It is far away from the "Blender of vector graphics" status, and I think that only clunky UI is stopping it to become that.
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Show HN: One-dimensional random walk simulation(ubavic.rs)
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by ubavic 5y ago
As others said, toxic players can be easily blocked. Unfortunately, sometimes that is not enough because they continue to abuse other players (with friendly fire, friendly flashes etc…) To be fair, players like that are very rare. In my exp
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by ubavic 6y ago
Today, a lot of (commercial) web design is done just to compensate for the lack of (quality) content. That reminds me of that story about a blogger who spends more time designing a blog than writing articles. My advice to young web authors
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by ubavic 6y ago
> Will there ever be a good way to run things like dmenu on Wayland? I use the wofi which is the rofi replacement. Page 'i3 Migration Guide' [1] from the Sway wiki lists some dmenu replacements (bemenu, fuzzel, gmenu, wldash) [
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by ubavic 6y ago
Digression: for all authors that want minimalistic website, please don’t push it too hard, as author of this website did. Color scheme is nice, as is font selection, but it lacks navigation links. Putting simple link to website home would d
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by ubavic 6y ago
Projective spaces are one of the most interesting spaces in mathematics. They are fundamental in math areas such are geometry, topology and algebra but they also have applications in computer graphics and cryptography. This model should hel
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Show HN: Interactive projective plane and algebraic curve plotter(ubavic.rs)
2 points by ubavic 6y ago|1 comments
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by ubavic 6y ago
I would be interested in how you did that? I had a lot of problems with Cyrillic scripts until I started using XeTeX three years ago. I think that LaTeX3 made some progress on UTF-8 compatibility in the last two years, but font loading is
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by ubavic 6y ago
TeXmac looks very interesting. I will maybe give it a try. But I must say that TeXmac workflow seems a little bit dependent on GUI. That is not a bad thing per se but seams different form TeX. Thank you for bringing it up :)
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by ubavic 6y ago
I use some form of TeX (LaTeX or XeTeX) almost daily, and I often think about the future of (La)TeX and potential replacements. I think that we desperately need some modern language for document preparation, which will replace TeX and its d

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