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by math-dev 5y ago
I wanted to come and say the same thing
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by math-dev 5y ago
Very nice! Was thinking something like this whilst in the elevator today, will definitely check it out in detail
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by math-dev 5y ago
#maths or #math at irc.libera.chat is pretty active. For CS / Physics, perhaps try asking there too, I usually hang out in #emacs and #vim. #emacs is super active, so if you ask there, you will get good pointers
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by math-dev 5y ago
Thanks for sharing, that’s awesome to read
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by math-dev 5y ago
Hard to say
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by math-dev 5y ago
The internet is alive and well if you know where to look. IRC, subreddits, some twitter circles, github, hacker news, etc. Once you delve more into what you are into, you will find people and the places to interact. IRC in particular for me
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by math-dev 5y ago
Thats great! Do you find music and programming are complimentary pursuits? I listen to a lot of music when I code and I know others who do that too
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by math-dev 5y ago
Unfortunately yes
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by math-dev 5y ago
I started listening to Lo-Fi maybe six months ago. I don’t recall how exactly I uncovered the genre, but it was on YouTube, and likely a result of me searching for soothing relaxing music. The visual aesthetics of lo fi really drew me in.
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by math-dev 5y ago
Thanks I see. I pay $10 per month for VPN and then 60$ per month for internet so I guess their magnitude of costs is well over 1/6 lower than what I pay for internet
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by math-dev 5y ago
I see, thanks
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by math-dev 5y ago
Can someone explain how VPNs work / why they are cheap to run? If I download 1TB through my VPN, dont they have bandwidth costs for 1 TB as well?
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by math-dev 5y ago
Yeah this looks like spam otherwise, he/she just linked stuff all his sites otherwise Even if he does provide a screenshot, I am not sure if an AMA is the best type of post for Hacker News - there is no unique or insightful content in
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by math-dev 5y ago
XenForo is great!
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by math-dev 5y ago
Ah sorry, I always thought of it as a functional first language
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by math-dev 5y ago
I find functional programming reasonably straightforward to learn but difficult to master. For example, this Common Lisp cheat sheets covers a large part of the language and isnt hard to follow https://github.com/ashok-khann
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by math-dev 5y ago
Yep, they have really come into their own - so much cool stuff in the Emacs ecosystem
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by math-dev 5y ago
That was a very insightful read, thanks for sharing!
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by math-dev 5y ago
Not without reason, it was all part of M$ofts plans…why people don’t see the red flags of GitHub becoming a monopoly over the code ecosystem is beyond me…..
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by math-dev 5y ago
Great, great post. Agree completely and wasn’t aware of this until you wrote it down.
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by math-dev 5y ago
I looked at it on my 5K Mac and also my iPhone 7, and the fonts were a bit thin to my liking, but I find the highest rated comment and similar comments to sharp, “terrible legibility”, “very painful to me”, etc. If I was posting the article
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by math-dev 5y ago
Honestly it’s pretty bad to see, somebody just came in and started hating the original poster’s website for no reason and others bandwagonned on. I had a look at the website and it looked fine, not my tastes (I like mono fonts), but overall
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by math-dev 5y ago
Perhaps you are thinking of something else, but Emirates Id requires a resident visa, so its definitely not something for tourists!
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by math-dev 5y ago
Congrats! Very cool
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by math-dev 5y ago
Great article - thanks for sharing!
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by math-dev 5y ago
I wrote (what I hope) is a great read to CSS selectors, check it out if you are keen for a nice intro to this important topic: https://ashok-khanna.medium.com/rounded-tables-an-elusive-dr...
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by math-dev 5y ago
Sorry it was not direct at you, but to the certain class of FLOSS developers :-) ps I was having a go at non GPL licenses, because they simply give away everything. What is PD?
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by math-dev 5y ago
Get a job then. Open Source is for people who want to have their cake (be their own employer / business owner) and eat it too (not actively compete in the market, just ask people to pay for their work since they are doing a service to
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by math-dev 5y ago
A (incomplete) Tl;DR: The strategy that is well tried in the US is to go for counterfeiting/copyright, to seek the most damages. Copyright/IP law can carry significantly more damages, both in France and in the US, compared to a co
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Rounded Tables in HTML: An Elusive Dream(ashok-khanna.medium.com)
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