david_rugaex

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by david_rugaex 12d ago
In July I was struggling with writing DIY Rust firmware for an e-ink screen. I mistakenly thought I'd ordered an Inkplate 6 ED060SC7 and actually had the later version, which confounded my efforts. I was also mistaken about the pixel r
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Show HN: Explore 251 Bevy crates as an interactive constellation(crates.rugaex.com)
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by david_rugaex 2mo ago
Is there an underlying logic to the spatial layout? I made something similar for charting out the Bevy ecosystem recently, where my layout is driven by co-use of crates in projects scraped from GitHub. I'm afraid I didn't use an a
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by david_rugaex 2mo ago
I'm in the same boat! It's a reasonable stance but the specific examples aren't air tight. I'm a Mathematician and I can't do long division, I could probably work it out? Like you say, long division was part of a jo
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by david_rugaex 3mo ago
Obviously open source is a significant virtue. Mathematica has some strength in closed source, I doubt it could be as self consistent and backwards compatible if people could depend on the implementation as the use contract as opposed to th
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by david_rugaex 3mo ago
I work in quantitative finance. I do the vast vast majority of my algebra and stochastic calculus in Mathematica, and lots of ad hoc data visualization.
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by david_rugaex 3mo ago
In my earning life, contrast my prior student life, buying groceries and cooking good food is my greatest pleasure. That's maybe a 30% growth across the last ten years? It's reasonable to expect that in 2040 I'll be eating ei
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by david_rugaex 6mo ago
I don't want to put words in your mouth etamponi, but if we take the trolley problem to classically mean choosing between different numbers of deaths; then I wouldn't describe it as a trolley problem. I imagine the typical car acc