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Library of ODE Solvers
(solvers.milanrother.com)
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15d ago
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Buddhist AI Research
(anicka.net)
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1mo ago
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skywalqer
3mo ago
Why aren't the keys stored encrypted?
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skywalqer
3mo ago
Why didn't they place it in .well-known? Also, I couldn't find a website that has it.
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4mo ago
But the widespread adoption and cheap client devices are a product of the market economy.
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4mo ago
It is dead because everybody is asking LLMs now.
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4mo ago
You can do that with any open source license.
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4mo ago
I believe a power law acts differently from an exponential distribution. I think wealth distribution is commonly approximated by a Pareto distribution. In your model, the exponential distribution is caused by the fact that you cannot go bel
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skywalqer
5mo ago
Well, if the price would be incorrectly set, then bots like this one would make money, which would in sufficient time cause the market to adapt and the average price would change so the bot doesn't work.
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6mo ago
Well, the device tiers could be an intentional joke also
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7mo ago
Yeah, because killing murderous dictators is helpful, and it doesn't matter that much who does it. In Europe, states aren't sacred – it is the freedom of people, and when people are freed, Europeans are happy even if it includes b
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7mo ago
You also believe that AI will replace mathematicians?
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7mo ago
Best comment here
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7mo ago
You know that tax money is taken from people who could buy art with it? Or, maybe buy food and other things that they need even more than art at the moment.
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7mo ago
What about SimpleX? Is it good? Did somebody try it?
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8mo ago
Nice post, but the flashy thing on the side is pretty distracting. I liked the tuples and maybes.
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9mo ago
At my university (Charles University in Prague), we had oral exams for 200+ people (spread over many different sessions).
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9mo ago
However, ads are also the reason why many services on the Internet are free. So maybe they are not completely bad.
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Self-Avoiding Walk
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1y ago
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1y ago
I don't think it is as clear with the Russian word for market (торг) being derived from the name of the Finnish city, because related words (trh in Czech, targ in Polish...) ( https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstr
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The Ski Rental Problem
(lesves.github.io)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Wikipedia: > Elbakyan was in conflict with the liberal, pro-Western wing of the Russian scientific community.[8] According to her interview, she was attacked on the Internet by 'science popularizers' who supported liberal views
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1y ago
Yeah, but maybe it is a powerful country because it has a lot of hard-working people with improving conditions, not because it has a communist government. I mostly think that the Chinese government harmed Chinese development in the future w
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1y ago
Yeah, more efficient in making suboptimal decisions for everyone in the country. With freedom of thought and markets, you get competition of ideas, which ultimately selects a better solution than any central planner can plan.
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1y ago
Yeah, Palestinians are indeed Semites, however, the word antisemitism (for historic reasons) is used to refer specifically to hatred of Jews. It makes historical sense that Germans are afraid to criticize the Jews. I probably disagree with
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1y ago
Nah, Gorbachev and Yeltsin were good. The people who took it after them (the one guy) led the country to this state.
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1y ago
Yeah, great, give programming a high entry barrier for new people. One of the worst ideas I've heard today.
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Snapshots of Modern Mathematics from Oberwolfach
(imaginary.org)
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2y ago
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Elliptic Curve Cryptography: a gentle introduction (2015)
(andrea.corbellini.name)
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2y ago
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Morpheem - For serious language learners
(morpheem.org)
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2y ago
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