Viewing profile — carstimon
carstimon
HN member- Joined
- Sun, Oct 07, 2012, 2:04 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 89
- Public activity
- 37 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About carstimon
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46927333
Sorry, this was incorrect. In this integral we're just calculating the geometrical question, what is is the 5d volume of the collection of 3 points whose circumcenter is on {(x, 0)…
-
comment
Comment #46927005
You pointed out one error in your own answer, here's another. I haven't figured out the adjustments, but presumably they cancel. You've done ∫₀¹ ∫₀¹⁻ᶜ (2π r)³ dr dc However, - the …
-
comment
Comment #46332414
A blog post for it from a prominent c++er https://herbsutter.com/2013/04/05/complex-initialization-for...
-
comment
Comment #44711981
You've made the choice of (Locked Door, Open Window) ~ (Good SQL usage, XSS Vulnerability) which seems to be an incorrect rebuttal. Your example doesn't contradict "only as strong …
-
comment
Comment #38659093
I think this is in response to > Why should my Dog be able to check out the internal StomachContents of another Dog This seems to be interpreting the purpose of visibility as contr…
-
comment
Comment #37964674
To add on to the defense in another comment, I don't think the point of the article is a rust-v-python comparison. Sure, unoptimized-python2rust2optimized rust was a part of the cl…
-
comment
Comment #33788310
> I thought the axiom of choice says that it is possible to obtain an [infinite] set of votes from an [infinite] set of voters each with a non-empty set of choices The axiom of cho…
-
comment
Comment #33555869
Make A Really QUool EEffect
-
comment
Comment #33531141
Undefined behavior is considered worse than crashing, which is typically the alternative when reaching "unreachable" codepaths. Compare these two blocks similar to the article swit…
-
comment
Comment #31957404
https://aphyr.com/posts/353-rewriting-the-technical-intervie...
-
comment
Comment #16164494
Let me rebuke just one part of the post: the example with Newton's laws. Of course everyone knows that Navier-Stokes is just a very nice approximation. That doesn't mean that mathe…
-
comment
Comment #15688375
I'm pretty ignorant of browser stuff, but couldn't the attack be even worse than mentioned in the article? If the newly opened website has full control over the Facebook tab, can't…
-
comment
Comment #12395485
It seems like the article is missing a possible situation (which I believe is likely). Suppose -The ticket price is the market price and a raise would drive away a lot of buyers -A…
-
comment
Comment #11578467
You can even make it polygonal. Even more interesting, you can make it non symmetrical, contradicting the article's claim that dice must be symmetrical to be fair. You make an (n-2…
-
comment
Comment #10116961
In case anyone else is looking, here's the story source for the last picture: http://www.bbc.com/news/business-28212223
-
comment
Comment #8506638
Can't we just appreciate that both points of views are helpful? Instead of thinking that one is better, and saying that therefore, the other sucks.
-
comment
Comment #8506637
Can't we just appreciate that both points of views are helpful? Instead of thinking that one is better, and saying that therefore, the other sucks. Both of them explain different t…
-
comment
Comment #8185083
Ok, I can agree that we shouldn't design notation around their limitations. And I do like what they do in SICM. But, I'm just trying to root for the point up-thread: >It seems temp…
-
comment
Comment #8183752
The great thing is we're not constraining our notation. As reikonomusha said, the standard notation is easier to read. Other notation is better for programming or certain things, a…
-
comment
Comment #8182824
There are two situations which black/white boards are awesome for. -Giving lectures in subjects which desperately need drawing and writing. Look at what happens at 1:16:27 here htt…
-
comment
Comment #8162044
Isn't the conclusion, "all particles have free will"? So, the arguments conclusion is pretty far from its premise. "All numbers are larger than 5" is very far from "some number is …
-
comment
Comment #8125049
It depends on what you mean by a math problem. It seems a common idea is: A math problem is a question asking for the set of solutions to some mathematical equation, and only the a…
-
comment
Comment #8038034
I've used save several times when I wanted some information on the web page to be accessible offline. Commonly: ticket information. Or, all the information on some table on Wikiped…
-
comment
Comment #7670691
Your edit is correct. Non-transcendentals are algebraic by definition, and the algebraic numbers are countable.
-
comment
Comment #7670013
Yeah, I guess those are the only ones I can think of that are more famous than the golden ratio :)