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Comment #44905382
I may be misunderstanding your concern, but I believe this is what is meant by "Categoricity for the real numbers"
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Comment #43540979
See, they install that TruCoat at the factory, there's nothin' we can do, but I'll talk to my boss.
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Comment #43487197
Who does he calculate he is?!?
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Comment #43244296
Location: Los Angeles, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: Python, Postgres, Docker, Linux & AWS are some favorites but I am open minded Resume: https://timd…
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Comment #43201633
I think the previous post is saying a resource removed from a configuration file rather than an invocation explicitly deleting the resource in a command line. Of course if it’s rem…
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Comment #42330414
I’m extremely curious to hear more about your experiences with this! Is it a matter of providing working examples to understand the boundaries of different theorems?
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Comment #42216559
To be clear I am not being sarcastic in saying this but the only method I’ve found to work with any consistency is: Try, try again.
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Comment #42087336
In my experience many mathematicians enjoy things like juggling, change ringing etc. make of it what you will I guess.
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Comment #40754114
I may be falling into a trap here by answering this, but you might enjoy The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas Kuhn.
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Comment #35894524
I think it's a reference to this scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN-VAdAnoZ4
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Comment #35635391
very carefully
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Comment #34655878
If you have not, you may be interested in reading Thomas Kuhn's book -- The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
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Comment #28439642
Two historically trick ones!
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Comment #28439404
Now define distance :)
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