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olsgaard

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    Comment #17341662

    I really liked my wired USB Mac keyboard with numpad. Put after a meeting with coffee it stopped working, and a replacement (magic bluetooth keyboard) is almost 4x the price, which…

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    Comment #14717858

    Thank you for releasing this book. I've just started working with simulations to solve some toy problems I've been pondering, and couldn't solve analytical, so the timing of this p…

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    Comment #14653858

    About identifying "The Big Question", I have a story from my days as a graduate student, where I failed to do so. I was asked to help on a project that needed to identify humans in…

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    Comment #12640023

    He means hatches, similar to how the hatch demo [1] fills in boxplots [1] http://matplotlib.org/examples/pylab_examples/hatch_demo.htm...

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    Comment #12640006

    I didn't see anything about hatches in your link, which was surprising, since that is basically what you are saying is missing in ggplot. I too was in need of monochrome for my the…

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    Comment #12216121

    > There's not that many appealing residential places next to loud, busy roads. Yes, yes there are. There are countless elevated highways through the middle Shanghai, I believe the …

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    Comment #12107790

    Yeah, that was a brainfart on my end. What about the multiplied version? That is how I would intuitively understand 2S_2, and I still don't accept that shifting is the same.

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    Comment #12106156

    In the numberfile video he doesn't explain the way he calculates 2・S_2. He says he shift it, but doesn't explain why that is valid. Shifted version: 1-2+3-4+5-6 ... 1-2+3-4+5 ... s…

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    Comment #12106077

    No, I didn't know they worked together. I'll have a look!

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    Comment #12101135

    Honestly, I would say the main advantage is you don't have to learn Emacs. Emacs is a very polarising environment and there are many programmers for whom it is simply not the right…

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    Comment #12101106

    What are the major benefits of Rodeo compared to Spyder?

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    Comment #12101089

    What Jupyter Notebook is missing is a good text/code editor and what good text/code editors are missing is Jupyter Notebook like write and execute. This is the first example I've s…

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