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Michael's Rants(michael3.wordpress.com)
2 points by bade 1y ago|0 comments
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by bade 3y ago
Yes, not all readers will follow everything but my post is true and studying it will clear things up. However the movie will resit any attempted clarification.
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by bade 4y ago
Well said
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by bade 4y ago
You might want to check out my (Bill Wadge's) blog post on stretch text https://billwadge.com/2022/02/24/stretchtext-or-bust-ted-nel...
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by bade 4y ago
Finally figured out what was going wrong and fixed it ... it worked for me!
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by bade 4y ago
You're right about phones and tablets, but fixed screens are rigidly landscape, hmmm. I've found plenty of paintings etc that follow my portrait formula without being portraits. For example Van Gogh's various sunflowers paint
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by bade 5y ago
Oooops!
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by bade 5y ago
By all means check out Winston, he's the master. Yes, you can find most of my rules elsewhere. But people don't know them. My student didn't. And my guess he picked up his bad habits listening to bad talks by clueless peop
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by bade 5y ago
Well I can tell you this advice would improve my student's talk 100%.
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by bade 5y ago
You're right, writing stretch text with current HTML authoring tools is not practical. My MMP system was practical but the MMP server side software was a challenge to implement and now it's gone. But it will rise again!
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by bade 5y ago
You're absolutely correct. Thanks.
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by bade 5y ago
fixed
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by bade 5y ago
My bad, it's implemented in Python. But it uses one Python library, mathplotlib,although I commented out the code cause mathplotlib is a pain to install.
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by bade 5y ago
Fixed
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by bade 5y ago
You sound like an expert. Are my heuristics unbeatable?
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by bade 5y ago
You're right, the name was borrowed from Lucid, where it is a proper operator on streams.
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by bade 5y ago
I know, the point was to exercise the various PyFL features.
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by bade 5y ago
Hidden Figures
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by bade 5y ago
It's equivalent to very elaborate function calls with named and optional arguments and output parameters. The declaration s would be nightmarish Syntax is important
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by bade 5y ago
I assume 'they' means me. True I don't know Haskell but from what I can tell these loops are a far cry from what I'm proposing. One variable, monads, and apparently side effects. Mine have multiple variables, no monads,
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by bade 5y ago
I wouldn't use the word "assign" these are definitions and their order is not significant. You're right, a while without a definition of result produces a syntax error. If the condition is initially false, the definiti
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by bade 5y ago
Other uses of monads are fine, I just think you can do better and simpler for IO.
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by bade 5y ago
Yes you can.
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by bade 5y ago
I've proposed an approach that is simple, equation oriented and trivial to implement. I think a substantive discussion off its merits is more useful than arguing about consensuses.The Haskell alternative is to write what are obviously
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Dimensionality Analysis – Multiple Dimensions(billwadge.wordpress.com)
3 points by bade 6y ago|0 comments
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You are a liar, yes you(notdaily.com)
3 points by bade 6y ago|0 comments
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by bade 6y ago
Lucid Synchrome was inspired by this Lucid
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by bade 6y ago
What is Mathematics? by Courant and Robbins
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by bade 6y ago
I'll arrange something
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by bade 6y ago
I clearly remember teaching the resolution proof method, adversarial graph search (games), the state of automatic language translation, Bayesian spam filtering ... maybe you weren't paying attention.

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