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searke
2y ago
What about people who aren't interested in autocratic racists who throw out the nazi salute?
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searke
2y ago
You are the one who is claiming that they've saved $1.82 Billion dolars by posting some random website that thinks illegally destroying a federal agency is fiscally responsible.
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searke
2y ago
tl;dr No. If this were permitted, then a president would just be a dictator. And he didn't even appoint Musk. Musk isn't head of any government department. He's just a random guy who has a ton of money.
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searke
2y ago
You can't claim to have "saved" money by destroying programs funded by congress that you have no authority to destroy. Especially when the long term costs of destroying those programs are going to be enormous.
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searke
2y ago
You might want to use Fourier analysis instead. I did this project but with temperature : https://searke.github.io/2017/01/08/TemperatureGraph.html Also, coincidentally enough, for Chicago using Wolfram Langu
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searke
2y ago
Replying here to the comment which was removed: You can and should talk about the biological and social origins of homosexuality if it interests you. But, you should avoid doing it in a way that's insulting. I would also suggest, since
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searke
2y ago
Hardly taboo. Casual homophobic comments like these are all over the internet. If you have some interesting but edgy thoughts about people's ... lifestyle, try posting something thoughtful instead of this.
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searke
5y ago
(disclaimer, I work at Wolfram Research) I'd love more tools for using TeX and markdown. There are a few but they're not really given as a first choice anywhere. About MathML... I mean I'm also not a fan. I'm not sure an
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searke
5y ago
So I feel like you're right in that we can do a better job of explaining how to do this (I obviously work at Wolfram Research). But I think it's very possible and a strength of ours. Wolfram|Alpha is used by many services, includi
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searke
7y ago
Oh. Well still, kudos to you for spelling Wolfram|Alpha correctly with the vertical bar :)
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searke
7y ago
I'm someone who occasionally works on Wolfram|Alpha and also a big fan of the account. Glad to see you're still going. Some of your examples have made me think really hard about ontological and organizational problems I hadn'
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searke
8y ago
The same author wrote a short biography of General Grant. I managed to track it down after reading the Japanese wikipedi page for him. American Flag Kimonos: http://archive.wul.waseda.ac.jp/kosho/bunko11/bunko11_a
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searke
15y ago
You can get a lot of number facts using Wolfram|Alpha and its API http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1729