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Comment #49225106
I'm teaching a university math course next semester and I've been messing around with a solution to this that my old analysis professor used to employ. Every week, they take home a…
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Comment #48650411
I've been curious of other publication quality figure generation libraries for python, if you have a moment I'd be interested as to why you chose Altair over plotnine? I'm well and…
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Comment #48546350
I've been using LaTeX for math for over a decade now. I'm pretty happy with it frankly, but there are major pain points in the compilation time and whenever it's time to interface …
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Comment #48375949
Fantastic! It might be time for me to give it a shot again.
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Comment #48360351
Truthfully, I like the more opinionated visual design of GNOME, but I moved to KDE long ago for VRR and better fractional scaling support. They just got it right and working. Huge …
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Comment #48337054
The upper tier features on the webapp are paid, but the local tools are all free. That includes local editor support. IIRC the compiler is apache 2.
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Comment #48305036
> (multiple times, don't ask, yes, I've tried the one you're thinking of and it didn't work for me). I know you didn't want questions, but maybe you can save me some trouble? Assum…
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Comment #48299892
I'm desperately clutching onto my original steam deck. Some of the buttons are beginning to go, but it looks like we'll be holding onto it for another 1-2 years at this rate. Waiti…
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Comment #48289756
This is still very much alive in the fighting game scene. At least in the US, every major city has at least one local running a bracket and casual sets regularly. This has many of …
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Comment #48216659
I spent years grinding to learn mathematics because it was the language I needed to solve problems that excite me. If the tools I need to do so change, I can change too. Research t…
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Comment #48214305
That I'd agree with! I really need to get around to learning Lean myself. It might be interesting to try and formalize some missing theoretical pieces from my field (or likely star…
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Comment #48214152
Arguing similarly to how stockfish, the chess engine, trains I would not be surprised if this is more common in the future. I don't know if they use any proof verification tools du…
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Comment #48214064
Speaking as a postdoc in math, I must say that this is rather exciting. This is outside of my field, but the companion remarks document is quite digestible. It appears as though th…
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Comment #48213436
> A difficult part was constructing a chess board on which to play math (Lean). Now it's just pattern recognition and computation. However, this was not verified in Lean. This was …
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Comment #48192998
I'm a computational mathematician, and I've been a big proponent of JAX to all the research groups I've worked with. So far, I've converted all of them =). In particular for math, …
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Comment #48180179
Ah the JL lemma. Probably one of my favorite too. I'm teaching a mathematics of data course next semester, and even though we don't assume probability as a prerequisite I'm going t…
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Comment #47924117
> eschatology From Wikipedia Eschatology (/ˌɛskəˈtɒlədʒi/; from Ancient Greek ἔσχατος (éskhatos) 'last' and -logy) concerns expectations of the end of present age, human history, o…
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Comment #47857318
? Sorry, I've never seen this perspective, why do you want the smaller ones? The small arrow keys on my MacBook are one of my least favorite parts of the keyboard.
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Comment #47853976
Really happy to see the new chassis for the 13 Pro! I own the 16 myself, and have been really happy with it, and am excited to see the haptic touchpad + unibody modules hit the mar…
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Comment #47433331
If I'm recall correctly, this was also a keynote at MDS24? That was also a great talk, Hardt is an excellent speaker.
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Comment #47389615
Respectfully, I think you're missing my point. > So very often with these hyper competitive games played between strangers competing for global ranking, the whole thing turns very …
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Comment #47388844
Yes it can be? This is a very strange statement to me. Many genuinely like testing themselves against other people, improving over time, and seeing how they stack up. Competition i…
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Comment #46737685
Love Zotero, have been using it since I started out as a researcher. I've found the PDF view to have noticeably more lag than either preview or skim, but I can live with that for e…
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Comment #46351233
It's nothing special. I'm an academic and usually I balance my desire to work / deadlines and family obligations. The last month I screwed up my management and got frustrated at bo…
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Comment #46350650
What a wonderful article. My stress has been drowning my joy in something I once found fulfilling. While reading this, I suddenly remembered it. Thank you.