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yeellow
4y ago
Why not an Android based e-reader with a simple stand and a Bluetooth keyboard? Lighter, better for reading and enough if what you want is simple writing. And most probably cheaper. You can even have one with a stylus for handwriting.
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yeellow
5y ago
It is mentioned in the article: "Via our Russian IP address, we try to search for some of the war videos that Ukrainian Nykolai has watched. But they simply don’t appear. Someone doesn’t want us to see them. Who?"
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yeellow
5y ago
They keep nukes to keep EU (well, NATO) out of the war. The gas is flowing because it's their last card, if they stop the gas they will lose it and EU will be forced to look for alternatives asap and won't come back. Selling more
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yeellow
5y ago
Sorry, you keep repeating that linking strikes in 1980, but the freedom came 10 years later (after Soviet union collapse). Those protests gave us (I mean as a consequence, not to say they were not justified) martial law and so called "
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Biohybrid fish made from human cardiac cells swims like the heart beats
(seas.harvard.edu)
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yeellow
5y ago
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yeellow
5y ago
I use crDroid ( https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rom-11-hlte-official-crdr... ) and it is really good.
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yeellow
5y ago
I use Note 3 as well. 8 years old and still kicking. Sometimes drops wifi or gps and NFC is not working for payments, but overall I don't complain. Android 11 with frequent security updates. I doubt that the next phone would last so lo
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yeellow
5y ago
Is there a website that would gather different solution to those problems (or other similar problems, like Advent of Code) written in Python preferably sorted by some rating? I don't want to scroll the long list of similar solutions bu
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Nines of safety: a proposed unit of measurement of risk (by Terence Tao)
(terrytao.wordpress.com)
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5y ago
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yeellow
5y ago
Do we really need Samsung for that? I like the idea and I have some spare unlocked phones. It would be nice to have a webpage with ideas and downloadable code. Maybe something like a custom system image that would change an old phone into a
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yeellow
6y ago
Sorry that I have big doubts, but if this story is true you should consider a career of a pro player.
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yeellow
6y ago
> He got awarded his bachelor by doing a 6 hour exam when he entered University. I wanted to read more about that (I like such stories) but I couldn't find that story online. On Wikipedia it says that bachelor took him 3 semesters.
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yeellow
6y ago
I am not joking. When you stand on the mirror the direction from your feet to your head is different than for the guy in the mirror. It shows that the mirror changes only one axe, orthogonal to its surface. It does not rotate anything nor c
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yeellow
6y ago
And what if you stand on a mirror?
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yeellow
6y ago
What do you think would convince you in the high school that math was important and worth studying?
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yeellow
6y ago
But this exact question has no answer or has many different, contradictory answers as this discussion shows. I doubt that such discussion would be interesting for someone who struggles with algebra. Moreover the same questions could be as
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yeellow
6y ago
> If Marcie can't find a useful application on day one of the "theory" she learns in school, what is the point? It's a 19th century curriculum for a 21st century world. Basic accounting and personal finance would prob
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yeellow
6y ago
According to the article Adobe reader for Android got this feature recently. I tried it and I am disappointed. Maybe OP was talking about reflow mode that indeed was accessible in many pdf readers, but for technical papers (math) it was use
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yeellow
6y ago
Which android pdf reader has it?
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yeellow
6y ago
But could you propose a better name for the math terms you mentioned? Fermat last theorem for example is famous because of its history and not significance and I don't think any other name would be better. Pythagorus theorem - how to c
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yeellow
6y ago
What vsc extensions are good for latex notes?
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6y ago
Nice, I was doing the same on pages that would allow it, but it was never an easy process. I cannot test your page now, but it's it possible to add a new book (I would like to practise on Ulisses) and would my progress be stored? I do
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yeellow
6y ago
Which was the worst? I am not a great fan of this trilogy but I've read many worse scifi books, including some considered classic.
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yeellow
6y ago
Thanks for sharing, it looks really interesting, too bad I did not know about it earlier (but I will still try to watch the lectures). Are there more initiatives like that one? I know Terry Tao had open lectures online, so it is probably p
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yeellow
6y ago
Sure you can drive, but can you explain in details HOW you do it? Probably not and that's why a machine cannot do it yet (until it learns by itself, as we all did).
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yeellow
7y ago
Could you name some better alternatives for analytical db?
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7y ago
My phone is black, but looking at individuals atoms where is the color? You are right that we don't have a good (any?) definition of consciousness therefore it is difficult to properly ask if Chinese room has it. After reading and tal
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ChangeAView (Beta) – Discuss Differently
(changeaview.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
I have a feeling that apl (or j) based calculator app (with buttons for all fancy symbols) could be something. All those nice powerful one liners seem to be suited for such app. I wonder if something like that is available. I know there is
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yeellow
7y ago
Wow, indeed. Lem is my favourite author and I read most of the books on him and his works and I am not sure I saw this. I will check if it is a well known fact but I doubt it is a coincidence.
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