VALVe themselves have game IPs they want to protect. Within the boundary of "it's legal, wygd" there are always ways to make pirating VALVe games easier and VALVe will stand no ground to ban those.
If the situation is that bad and cheating is that easy, soon there will be researchers cheating all the way to Elo 2000, just like there are researchers submitting garbage papers to prove that some journals are jokes.…
Search for "admitted" and it is on page 2.
For the hyperbolic version area is the correct counterpart of arc-length. See the wikipedia for a picture. So only "ar-" and "a-" make sense. Blindly using "arc-" is like saying non-invertible matrices are "vertible"…
I (and I assume many do) buy flight tickets with a credit card so at least one bank knows you are traveling. Never have I had any problem when traveling. But there is one time I wanted to wire myself from Bank1 to…
Despite all the good contents, calling the inverse function of hyperbolic tangent "arctanh" just makes no sense.
> rely on imported components This doesn't matter. You buy wheat at $100 and sell breads at $250. You net $150 and convert that to, say, €150.
The sagemath[1] suggests > Whitespace before and after assignment and binary operator of the lowest priority in the expression: The AMS style guide[2, p. 117] suggests > Align multiline equations on operators: verbs are…
You are designing a "prefix code". It is a collection of strings of button presses such as {A, BA, BBAA, BBABA, BBB, ...}. Each string maps to an action. Ideally no string is a prefix of another string. Even more…
I check the document and the it looks great. Even if it fails to work at least you are always brought back to an integer value of x-coordinate.
There were days where seeing a unique doodle makes your day. And then one day you realized that there is an official page for all doodles and you spend a good time on it. Now it is just PR department yelling: we didn't…
I mean we do have a lot of (perhaps too many) markdown dialects today. Wikipedia, wordpress, github, stackexchange, you name it. Last time I was using a Q&A forum for calculus course, it uses $$ to start and close a…
He's not even saying China is bad. He's related two things that people tend to like or hate simultaneously.
If the app is in the foreground or I am in a meeting, Zoom can have my microphone. Anything beyond that is just absurd.
Note that the preprint on arXiv dated back to July 2021.
Funny enough, the moderncv document class does not have a pdf document back when I was trying to use it to create my CV ~5 years ago. (It does now.)
The way CDC and media swing between "this Greek letter is fine; no mask is fine" and "everyone get your (n+1)th dose real quick" is just hilarious.
It is in geometry one can experience a spectrum of evidence from a picture (animated or not, interactive or not) to a line-to-line modus ponens proof. Not to mention the historical value that Euclid invented a literary…
I find it difficult to position myself on this topic. On one hand, apps like stock can be deleted so you no longer see any ads/add-ons. It's an O(1) effort. On the other hand, the entire appstore is just a big junk of…
Basically every party that is contributing to the global warming can defend like this.
Doesn't Apple simply happen to be both the chat provider and backup provider, so Apple-A does the E2E encryption and Apple-B sees your backup because you sort of want that? And people worrying about the other end of the…
That NSFW picture is, in honor of Sean Lock, a challenging wank
I did my best skimming comments the algorithm showed me, including related posts' comments. But man am I bad at reading comprehension. If I miss anything then surely I am willing to be corrected. But so far I don't see…
The first comment algorithm choses to show me contains substring "and this system is transparently broken". Isn't that a remark on the effectiveness of the idea or I misread? (In case you have problem with me saying "so…
While the tone sounds like a university webpage advertising its scholars' results, this does seem to be an interesting viewpoint. (Unless similar viewpoints have been proposed before.) This also reminds me of the QR…
VALVe themselves have game IPs they want to protect. Within the boundary of "it's legal, wygd" there are always ways to make pirating VALVe games easier and VALVe will stand no ground to ban those.
If the situation is that bad and cheating is that easy, soon there will be researchers cheating all the way to Elo 2000, just like there are researchers submitting garbage papers to prove that some journals are jokes.…
Search for "admitted" and it is on page 2.
For the hyperbolic version area is the correct counterpart of arc-length. See the wikipedia for a picture. So only "ar-" and "a-" make sense. Blindly using "arc-" is like saying non-invertible matrices are "vertible"…
I (and I assume many do) buy flight tickets with a credit card so at least one bank knows you are traveling. Never have I had any problem when traveling. But there is one time I wanted to wire myself from Bank1 to…
Despite all the good contents, calling the inverse function of hyperbolic tangent "arctanh" just makes no sense.
> rely on imported components This doesn't matter. You buy wheat at $100 and sell breads at $250. You net $150 and convert that to, say, €150.
The sagemath[1] suggests > Whitespace before and after assignment and binary operator of the lowest priority in the expression: The AMS style guide[2, p. 117] suggests > Align multiline equations on operators: verbs are…
You are designing a "prefix code". It is a collection of strings of button presses such as {A, BA, BBAA, BBABA, BBB, ...}. Each string maps to an action. Ideally no string is a prefix of another string. Even more…
I check the document and the it looks great. Even if it fails to work at least you are always brought back to an integer value of x-coordinate.
There were days where seeing a unique doodle makes your day. And then one day you realized that there is an official page for all doodles and you spend a good time on it. Now it is just PR department yelling: we didn't…
I mean we do have a lot of (perhaps too many) markdown dialects today. Wikipedia, wordpress, github, stackexchange, you name it. Last time I was using a Q&A forum for calculus course, it uses $$ to start and close a…
He's not even saying China is bad. He's related two things that people tend to like or hate simultaneously.
If the app is in the foreground or I am in a meeting, Zoom can have my microphone. Anything beyond that is just absurd.
Note that the preprint on arXiv dated back to July 2021.
Funny enough, the moderncv document class does not have a pdf document back when I was trying to use it to create my CV ~5 years ago. (It does now.)
The way CDC and media swing between "this Greek letter is fine; no mask is fine" and "everyone get your (n+1)th dose real quick" is just hilarious.
It is in geometry one can experience a spectrum of evidence from a picture (animated or not, interactive or not) to a line-to-line modus ponens proof. Not to mention the historical value that Euclid invented a literary…
I find it difficult to position myself on this topic. On one hand, apps like stock can be deleted so you no longer see any ads/add-ons. It's an O(1) effort. On the other hand, the entire appstore is just a big junk of…
Basically every party that is contributing to the global warming can defend like this.
Doesn't Apple simply happen to be both the chat provider and backup provider, so Apple-A does the E2E encryption and Apple-B sees your backup because you sort of want that? And people worrying about the other end of the…
That NSFW picture is, in honor of Sean Lock, a challenging wank
I did my best skimming comments the algorithm showed me, including related posts' comments. But man am I bad at reading comprehension. If I miss anything then surely I am willing to be corrected. But so far I don't see…
The first comment algorithm choses to show me contains substring "and this system is transparently broken". Isn't that a remark on the effectiveness of the idea or I misread? (In case you have problem with me saying "so…
While the tone sounds like a university webpage advertising its scholars' results, this does seem to be an interesting viewpoint. (Unless similar viewpoints have been proposed before.) This also reminds me of the QR…