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weavermarquez

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    Comment #45980790

    Even as a huge Linux tinkerer I've been really pleased with Zo setting things up for me that I wouldn't have expected to get done on a server like this. I've started to experiment …

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    Comment #45825803

    Thanks for posting erhuve! Sadly, a third of American adults do not understand fractions. A big part of this isn't just the particulars of the educational system -- it is also caus…

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    Comment #40790159

    If you're interested in getting an introduction to cybernetics, theres: 1. Ashby's introduction, but that's from the 60s. Foundational, but is limited to 1st order cybernetics. 2. …

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    Comment #40790026

    While I agree that nitty gritty formalizations are important to grasp, it's been made clear that the formal sciences were often insufficient in facilitating insight on the type of …

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    Comment #40682011

    Total random comment, but for posterity's sake -- apparently, Agnikul is organized using a free and open source ERP called ERPNext. There's not been much discussion on it, but I'm …

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    Comment #38089561

    I figured this 1994 paper would be relevant to the discussion about finished software, "Software Aging" by David Parnas. Read it for a software engineering course where the prof ra…

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    Comment #36863596

    I'm part of an electric riding group in my city. We've had several members switch from electric skateboards and scooters to EUC without looking back. Two critical differences that …

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    Comment #36118253

    The "Easy ASP" [0] tutorial from Potassco can walk you through some examples, if you'd like. The playlist is aimed at a general scientific/business audience, the presenter suggests…

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    Comment #36088932

    Not sure if related, to Schaefer's theorem, but I dove into Answer Set Programming [1] recently, which follows this approach, enabling the use of fast-ish SMT solvers, which are a …