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by fori1to10 2y ago
Also my points. I would like one of these apps to actually show some love for technical (math) people. So far, I find Obsidian to be the best for us.
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by fori1to10 2y ago
Obsidian has LaTeX support out of the box. And there are some awesome plugins to make it even better, check out https://github.com/artisticat1/obsidian-latex-suite .
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by fori1to10 2y ago
Why would I use this, instead of Obsidian (say)?
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by fori1to10 2y ago
And speed. Startup time is instantaneous, in comparison to VS code say.
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by fori1to10 2y ago
It should be rewritten in Rust. (Just joking)
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by fori1to10 3y ago
Yes but you can use Vision Pro as a gigantic external display of the Mac
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by fori1to10 3y ago
This is also something I don’t understand. Would like to know the answer
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by fori1to10 3y ago
Isn't it a good idea to just set your passcode to be the same as your Apple ID password?
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When It Comes to OnlyFans, Humans Can Outcompete AI(wired.com)
3 points by fori1to10 4y ago|3 comments
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by fori1to10 5y ago
Multiplication is commutative
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by fori1to10 7y ago
Scientific Reports is open-access.
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by fori1to10 7y ago
I have Mathematica installed. Can I have WolframEngine side by side?
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by fori1to10 7y ago
TeXmacs unfortunately is a bit buggy. You get random errors from time to time, though I've never had a corrupted file. Otherwise I love it!
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by fori1to10 7y ago
arxiv-vanity is very nice
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by fori1to10 8y ago
Or better, no screen size choices.
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by fori1to10 8y ago
The only reason I keep using Mendeley sometimes is because it is nice for reading on the phone, and it syncs annotations back and forth without issues. If I can set something as smooth with Zotero, that would be it.
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by fori1to10 8y ago
Most of these things are available in the new Gmail interface.
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by fori1to10 8y ago
Can't access the link.
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by fori1to10 8y ago
The really sad thing is that all this data is not available for academic research. Instead of understanding human nature to make a better world, it is being used to make better targeted ads.
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by fori1to10 9y ago
You cannot install this thing locally?
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by fori1to10 9y ago
What's regulated here is not bitcoin, is the standard currency you want to trade for bitcoin. If you just trade in bitcoins, there is no validation needed ;)
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by fori1to10 9y ago
I was thinking about this, since the blockchain is public, there is a lot of data out there steadily accumulating. Are there any published studies exploiting this data already?
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by fori1to10 9y ago
If I were a time traveler, I would buy bitcoin.
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by fori1to10 9y ago
Linux! I began as a Windows only user, then switched to Linux and never looked back. Now I have been using a Mac for the last couple of months. At first it felt pretty slick (the touchpad is awesome), but after a while, I just want my preci
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by fori1to10 9y ago
Is there a link to the original papers?
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by fori1to10 9y ago
By the way the abstract of the paper ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1604.01357 ) is close to unreadable.
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Best-Ever Algorithm Found for Huge Streams of Data(quantamagazine.org)
5 points by fori1to10 9y ago|1 comments
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by fori1to10 9y ago
Or a nice latex pdf.
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by fori1to10 9y ago
Google Music's "I'm feeling lucky" is awesome. This is very subjective, but I feel it makes much better predictions as to what I'll like than Spotify. Maybe someone else has a different experience?
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by fori1to10 9y ago
The learning curve for Julia is very easy.

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