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Comment #19998330
If they had simply said "Facebook does not respect its users and is psychologically unhealthy; we're out" then I would've been pretty nonchalant. What a weird and unnecessary rant.…
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Comment #19987442
openbox + fbpanel can approximate early gnome pretty closely with a tiny bit of work.
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Comment #19987384
I'd be careful generalizing this beyond Germany; DE is a weird place to do studies about AC because it's so much less common there than it is in e.g. the USA. However, anecdotally,…
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Comment #19987351
> Also, just my own opinion based on observation, why do cemeteries get all the best real estate?? Dead people can't enjoy that view. Old cemeteries are de facto parks in cities th…
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Comment #19975679
Just ask. Warning: it's ridiculously expensive. You need to be charging your users 4+ figures per license for your software in order to be able to pay Wolfram their cut. The open/l…
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Comment #19975526
Can someone confirm this? The Algorithmbase is 99.999% of what makes Mathematica useful compared to any language with a decent REPL or notebook setup. I can't really imagine a use …
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Comment #19975487
If one of those companies decided to drop decent money on turning SciPy+Jupyter (or Julia) into a proper high-performance CAS, Wolfram would be in huge -- maybe existential -- trou…
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Comment #19974798
> 34 years old. Been writing software since I was 14. We have very similar profiles. I use calculus every day. > Statistics is 100% for sure more useful to me, in everyday life and…
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Comment #19967443
The KKK and the nazis managed to form and grow without the help of the internet. Also, finding other people who enjoy talking about cars or writing fan fic doesn't have this sort o…
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Comment #19966976
> 1. It's not clear that AP Stat disadvantages students versus AP Calc. This is what stuck out to me. Isn't AP Calculus the obvious choice if you have to choose between AP Stats an…