leonmoonen

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by leonmoonen 8mo ago
This seems to be a wrapper around LangAgents that can be linked to iMessage. I would not say the agents "live in iMessage," rather that they interface through iMesssage. You can find a bit more on what's (likely) behind this
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by leonmoonen 1y ago
A common trick (also often needed when using non-gel ballpoints) is to add some extra weight to the pen (for example, put a small glass jar/cup upside down over the pen, or use some large machine nuts). Beware that this is harder on th
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by leonmoonen 4y ago
Thomas DeMarse is mentioned in some of the 2004 news articles. His Google Scholar profile has the following short paper published at a conference in 2005: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=Thom.
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by leonmoonen 4y ago
For the interested, there is a PDF: https://users.speakeasy.net/~lion/nb/book.pdf See also Hack 17 in Mindhacker: 60 Tips, Tricks, and Games to Take Your Mind to the Next Level (not the best link but you'll
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by leonmoonen 4y ago
@aireo, one often heard advise to hone those technical writing skills is to start a technical blog where you document what you have learned/investigated. If you use GitHub pages (free) to host the blog, you’ll learn some git and static
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by leonmoonen 5y ago
“Reader View” solves the horrible font choice...
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by leonmoonen 5y ago
While I agree that the results of publicly funded research should be available as open access, IEEE does not (yet) provide authors universally with that option. However, a quick Google Scholar search would have led you to online copies [1]
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by leonmoonen 6y ago
^^ this! Don’t overthink, go and enjoy. (trips in bear country take a bit of additional preparation, but also that can be done w/o too much hassle, lots of info online)
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by leonmoonen 6y ago
I’m totally stunned you would not even consider for a minute the ~10% of people who are colorblind (not part of that group, but always aware while creating visualizations as a scientific writer)