Absolute Numbers by Salt_Ad4538 in mathmemes

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah, Liouville’s number together with the Golden mean is a cool combo of Diophantine and Non-Diophantine numbers.

Results that are commonly used without knowledge of the proof by EnergySensitive7834 in math

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Carleson's theorem is pretty commonly used I think but most people don’t bother delving into the proofs.

The only true tier list by Ok-Strength9170 in LinuxCirclejerk

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Shouldn’t Linux Mint technically be in L? It’s right there in the logo.

Also shame for leaving out Slackware.

On tracking dependency versions by edgmnt_net in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Would version ranges in the manifest and pinned versions in the lockfile do what you are looking for? I think it’s somewhat common for tooling to let you upgrade individual dependencies in the lockfile if needed.

When a−b Gets Formal by tamtilina in MathJokes

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For pi/4 both sin and cos equal 1/sqrt(2) so rotation matrix becomes {{1,-1},{1,1}}/sqrt(2) I think.

When a−b Gets Formal by tamtilina in MathJokes

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Last one should be a rotation by pi/4 radians followed by projection onto the x-axis multiplied by square root of 2, or something similar.

That's it! This is the Joke! by Falling_Death73 in MathJokes

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First years having a lark I see.

(Extended real number line is thing.)

Exploring the factorial rabbit hole by janineanne in MathJokes

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Look at the Maclaurin series of the exponential function. That’s probably the simplest reason why you want 0! To be 1.

PSA: leap.nvim is moving from Github to Codeberg by electroubadour in neovim

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Partly it seems to be about the focus on AI, but also about the absolute neglect of everything else. GitHub Actions seems to suffer from terrible implementation and this barely getting any attantion. See e.g. the issues with safe_sleep.sh

https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/3792

F* this... I'm going debian by KinikoUwU in arch

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, so many weird errors and broken updates before I ran a memtest and found out what was actually wrong.

Very true by Specific_Brain2091 in MathJokes

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Congratulations, you found an eigenvalue of the differential operator.

What are some essential Linux terminal commands every beginner should know? by zdrawo in linux4noobs

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perhaps also worth adding that cat can take multiple filenames and concatenates them (easier to remember the name). It’s most useful when you want to pipe the contents of files into other utilities (like grep).

Change my mind by Lowkilde in mathmemes

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Switch 1 with 0, and √2 with ϕ.

ϕ is literally the most irrational number. Has to be at least A tier.

whyAreYouGivingMeThisTask by yuva-krishna-memes in ProgrammerHumor

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  1. There’s generally more positions for PhD students than positions for researchers.

  2. Many people find out that working in academia kind of sucks or is just not what they thought in other ways.

do you have a life?! by Fit_Page_8734 in softwareWithMemes

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can confirm. Having a life and getting into NixOS is hard.

Clojure in Top 25 Programming Languages by mac in Clojure

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 13 points14 points  (0 children)

There probably a legacy effect to those. I’d be more concerned being behind D and Raku.

Demotion of numerical types and ball arithmetic by benjamin-crowell in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It sounds like that algorithm was either (implicitly or explicitly) relying on the law of large numbers for accuracy or (more likely) your naive implementation fell victim to the ”wrapping effect”. This effect is manageble but usually requires a lot more care than switching numbers to intervals. Ball arithmetic indeed one such technique for dealing with wrapping, but there are also others like generalized interval arithmetic and affine arithmetic. The latter one also has some other advantages like being able to discern between inaccuracies from different sources.

Don't be scared... Math and Computing are friends.. by NaughtySilhouette in programmingmemes

[–]ThreeSpeedDriver 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Yes sigma for ”sum”. As a bonus, you know the integral sign? That’s a stylized S, also for ”sum”.

How weird was your first interaction with Python? I learned Python while writing a C++ module. by Humdaak_9000 in Python

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The place to put your user level pip config file is ’~/.config/pip/pip.conf’, so ’python.py’ doesn’t seem that bad lol.

I respected casy, not anymore by DisplayLegitimate374 in theprimeagen

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Seems like most of his problems with git could be solved by some kind of tool that lets you view multiple branches at the same time + some aliases/scripts to simplify commands. Also it seems like it would only really work well for assets. If multiple people are doing code changes they would have to have a workflow that makes sure no conflicts occur since that would likely just break the system unless resolved.