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JoeCamel
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Comment #25246890
I don't read it like that at all. Rust is mentioned only once. Nevertheless I do care if a tool I am considering to use is written in JavaScript, Rust or some esoteric language. It…
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Comment #25179655
Saying Lean "rules out many kinds of mathematics" and not giving a single example, sounds more sensationalist to me. I also don't see what's wrong with anonymous comments as long a…
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Comment #25168089
I'm a beginner in proof assistents, can you give some examples of many kinds of math ruled out? And what is UIP?
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Comment #25147029
> Why start calling things 2-vectors, when you could call them 2-forms and people would know what you were talking about? There is more to 2-forms. Also, to be precise, they are fu…
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Comment #23800901
I would argue that trying to describe our physical world and reality has only one "axiom" which is: your description has to be consistent with our observations of the world. Mathem…
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Comment #23800864
I don't understand what "LEM is false" means. What are your starting assumptions that lead to the "LEM is false" conclusion? You can use/assume LEM in your system or not, most math…
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Comment #23152675
I also think that this point should be emphasized more. It helped me a lot when I realized it. I also liked the abstract approach to vector spaces. Of course, a matrix is just one …
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Comment #22823764
Obviously "more powerful" doesn't imply the capability of solving the halting problem. What exactly do you want to say? You are not impressed with "differentiable programming"?
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Comment #22784203
I don't have this impression. Can you explain?
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Comment #22757087
I think you are wrong. Yes, better understanding of hardware implementation (cache sizes and latency, branch prediction and pipelines, specialized instructions) is important. But a…
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Comment #22756922
Do you have examples of languages which don't encourage you to use array of structures?
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Comment #22396254
To clarify, I use "programmer" when speaking to very non-technical people, usually elderly. Many other languages have a similar word but it might have different connotations, for e…
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Comment #22390815
What does the word "developer" mean to other people? If you want to keep it simple, why not "programmer"? Depending who I talk to, I use "programmer" or "software engineer" most of…
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Comment #22390783
* "Engineering is the use of scientific principles to design and build machines, structures, and other items" * Mathematics isn't only about calculation and applied physics. When y…
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Comment #22269517
I think it's both about abstraction and compile time optimization. The point was that by default you can write code that uses higher level abstraction but compiles to the same code…
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Comment #22269211
Usually in Rust community zero cost means zero runtime cost. Obviously, there are many other costs you could define.
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Comment #22156168
It seems the post is a response to SIGGRAPH 2019 course “Geometric Algebra for Computer Graphics” and not a stand-alone introduction to GA. Maybe the title suggests otherwise. That…
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Comment #21427083
What is a modern passphrase? Or modern OpenSSH?
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Comment #21427074
How do you enforce it?
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Comment #20112445
I've just run it and it works! I didn't know about the macro.
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Comment #19357310
I teach people that there are many ways to encode numbers into 0, 1 symbols (state of switches). One obvious way for natural numbers is base-2 (with more significant bits on the le…
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Comment #14559510
Didn't notice any price changes in Croatia. I pay ~15 EUR for unlimited calls, SMS, and mobile data (it's limited to 10 GB in roaming).
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Comment #14559502
You should check if your unlimited plan applies to roaming. I have a unlimited data plan in Croatia, but in roaming it's limited to 10 GB.
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Comment #14559476
There is of course fair use policy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_roaming_regulat...