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MagicaCSG – A lightweight SDF editor and path tracing renderer
(ephtracy.github.io)
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Teach Yourself Statistical Mechanics [video]
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Have you considered making camera path mods? A lot of games don’t natively support campaths so modders make their own to make videos like this https://youtu.be/ptPtpr6g1n8
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Puzzling through exact sequences (3B1B)
(3blue1brown.com)
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Andrew Kobin’s Lecture Notes
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The notes are on the bottom of the page
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>>to the literal Taliban Imprisoning women for religious reasons, + bounty system "And, let’s be honest, convincing the public means convincing them to adopt a religious as opposed to secular framework for morality. (And not just
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John Conway's Hackenbush
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Introduction to Eigenvalue Problems
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Don't mods boost certain links they think are interesting?
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Good point. Although if you combine this with 3D TVs, then you basically get a single person hologram, right?
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This looks great for if you want multiple people viewing something, but I wonder why these [1] single person holograms never took off. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw
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>>If there's no such thing as the Lone Genius, then your lazy dissertation on a topic no one really cares about matters in the same way that the Bryce-Codd paper on data normalization matters, because "everyone's work i
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>>white supremacist and discriminatory But this story in particular is about Canada. I know that the professor specifically mentions racism, but this mostly benefits white people, which is fine because it increases diversity.
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>>steaming bullshit you're just making up post facto What are you saying? My Gr.11 chemistry teacher would literally play YouTube videos instead of teaching the material himself. My Physics teacher would make YouTube style videos
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Is that literally their intent or is the writer assuming that is their intent? The publication is trying to push a narrative to appeal their audience, that is why that isn't quoted from the school board itself.
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The elephant in the room is that it is mostly moderately wealthy Asians in these classes, but it would be odd to mention that directly. As someone who is neither Asian nor White, I would like there to interact with more Whites, simply becau
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a) That doesn't prohibit them from learning calculus on their own b) High-school is a terrible place to learn calculus (or anything). Online resources are often far better.
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>>"we want to handicap top students" Why do you think this is true?
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As someone who is graduating from the IB program and who had previously taken honors, ironically enough, I see this as beneficial. The main value of public school is interacting with a diverse group of people, but in IB and honors the stude
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Drawing with Texture Instancing
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>>There are other substances that most people really don't think should be accessible to everyone. Is it even possible to be a responsible Heroin user? Or even Meth? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF-RQLP530M
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What Are Transformer Neural Networks?
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String Theory for Undergraduates [pdf]
(mit.edu)
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a) The difference is the irony b) Religions don’t just make unprovable claims, they make contradictory claims. Mathematicians prefer systems which are consistent yet have unprovable claims as opposed to inconsistent systems.
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>> the smartest person you meet in your life will be religious, probably. The fact that this would be surprising speaks volumes about the accuracy of the meme. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_athei
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There is an irony to referring to faith when discussing logic.
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An additional benefit of solar is that it is the most politically stable energy source since it can be deployed off-grid. This is important because the more unstable regions of the world can sometimes be seen as hopeless because investments
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Nike, H&M face China fury over Xinjiang cotton 'concerns'
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Why America Sucks at Everything
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