The article talks about composing these shapes using variable coefficients to fit the resulting emotional arcs. I'm not convinced this isn't just Fourier decomposition on arbitrary continuous functions. Maybe there's…
In math, the obvious things aren't always true and the true things are often not obvious. Trivially, the identity f(x) = x satisfies the guarantee as well. What amounts to insightful observation is the definition and…
It appears so [1]. It's surprising how far behind most non-tech industries are when it comes to legacy software (not sure I'd call Apache "legacy", but still). I'd also be interested to see the stats for IT/developer…
Realistically it was my teens and early twenties that made banal horse shit ideas profound. There's something to be said for age.
The article talks about composing these shapes using variable coefficients to fit the resulting emotional arcs. I'm not convinced this isn't just Fourier decomposition on arbitrary continuous functions. Maybe there's…
In math, the obvious things aren't always true and the true things are often not obvious. Trivially, the identity f(x) = x satisfies the guarantee as well. What amounts to insightful observation is the definition and…
It appears so [1]. It's surprising how far behind most non-tech industries are when it comes to legacy software (not sure I'd call Apache "legacy", but still). I'd also be interested to see the stats for IT/developer…
Realistically it was my teens and early twenties that made banal horse shit ideas profound. There's something to be said for age.