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boazbarak

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    Comment #20519371

    Love this blog post! One minor nitpick: the event that it rains next week is probably rather correlated with the event that it rains this week (in particular it's correlated with t…

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    Comment #20219790

    I am using the same setup though with a lot of customization of pandoc https://github.com/boazbk/tcs

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    Comment #20135017

    I wrote an implementation of the λ calculus in python as an appendix for my book https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/boazbk/nandnotebooks/blo...

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    Comment #20019482

    I am a paying subscriber for the New York Times . If you can afford it and you find yourself running over the amount of views, you should consider subscribing as well. Actual journ…

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    Comment #20009949

    Thank you so much for overleaf! It’s been such a great tool for multi-author papers but even for writing on your own it’s better than standalone latex. Unlike typical latex that wo…

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    Comment #19479542

    Arxiv vanity is very nice! FWIW I believe KaTeX’s coverage is always growing. I found out it can do everything I wanted in https://introtcs.org , though there were a couple of time…

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    Comment #19438708

    I don't presume my institution is representative (nor that it isn't), but for what it's worth, most students I see are not slackers at all. Students often choose the harder courses…

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    Comment #19438690

    I have posted about this on https://windowsontheory.org/2018/05/02/short-non-review-of-c... I am of course biased as a faculty (though I think his policy prescriptions would negati…

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    Comment #19354773

    Might be an interesting experiment to train a neural network to distinguish between different currencies, and then visualize the features that correspond to the “one dollar neuron”…

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    Comment #19337672

    I am writing a book on introduction to theoretical computer science in markdown and use pandoc to transforming it into HTML, Latex (and from there to PDF) and MS Word. (The latter …

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    Comment #19316064

    Yes I use a custom pandoc filter that transforms the markdown to both latex and html (using the bookdown/githook template). At the moment the code is rather messy and somewhat tied…

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    Comment #19316060

    Author here. Thanks to whomever posted it! Would appreciate any comments or typo/bug reports on the GitHub repository. (Linked from the page)