LetMathsToOther @LetMaths

Geometry, Physics Joined August 2019

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LetMathsToOther @LetMaths

a day ago

@paulg Was Vakil already sorta famous at that time? He still feels niche today (how many people care about algebraic?)

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5 days ago

I am trying to guess if this surge of articles re: Europe are propaganda or cope, given the total failure of the current US administration as a global actor.

Ruxandra Teslo 🧬 @RuxandraTeslo

5 days ago

Article in @WSJ about Europeans marveling at the wealth of America. Some data on houses: "The data sheds some light: The average American home is about 1,800 square feet [...]. Europeans’ homes are about 1,100 square feet on average"

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5 days ago

@RuxandraTeslo @WSJ Come on what does that mean, just look at the two different population density

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5 days ago

@skdh But a friend told him that!

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5 days ago

1. Bonkers to see Europe as leftists, since it usually alternates between left and right 2. I see dumber shit on this website regarding US’ building regulation, but at least we don’t have to write a grand theory of why we are smarter than you

Ruxandra Teslo 🧬 @RuxandraTeslo

6 days ago

Here, Patrick explains with common sense & compelling examples that Europe has a degrowth/anti air-con mentality and is told that "these are just anecdotes". This is a type of argument often employed by so-called "moderates" that has done much damage in the past decades.

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LetMathsToOther @LetMaths

5 days ago

I have been many times in the States, and I considered moving there. But the idea of a suburban life, compared to that in a small village or a medium sized city in Italy felt depressing

Richard Hanania @RichardHanania

6 days ago

Dutch soccer fan blown away by the American suburbs: “It’s spacious. You go here for your shopping, and there for your dentist. People are so rich here. I think that’s why they can be so nice.”

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a week ago

@bbedeutungg Mah secondo me ti conviene diventare progressista, a volere fare l’edgy ti becchi sti disagiati internazionali

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2 weeks ago

This same guy will shit on europe which is way more safe than the US and has way lower prison population

Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 @Noahpinion

2 weeks ago

Violent crime is really just a tiny fringe of very bad people terrorizing the vast mass of nice normal people. We need to put that tiny fringe of violent villains in PRISON. PRISON, PRISON, PRISON.

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2 weeks ago

@AuroraFantin Libro estremamente bello, devo recuperare questa edizione Adelphi, ne ho solo una copia oramai rovinata

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2 weeks ago

It’s pretty weird mentioning Dick because Soma is very far from that (in themes and ideas), and is instead very much more reminiscent of certain thought experiments in Parfit’s “Reasons and Persons”

Shahanshah of the Internet Age @ChazakielDoremi

2 weeks ago

Story that was trite and overdone by the 80s existing entirely in the shadow of Philip K Dick get the fuck outta here with that "influential" shit

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3 weeks ago

@psycho_ludens Giocato anche io un paio di settimane fa, molto bello vedere le meccaniche di This World of Mine applicate a una ambientazione e storia diversa.

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LetMathsToOther @LetMaths

a month ago

The only "standard" big city in Italy is Rome, for the others the population is spread out across the province (look at Milan, which is quite small by itself, but is in a populous region). From the map you can see that most people live in the plains, and can reach a city easily.

Pizza @number_pizza111

a month ago

It’s pretty weird Italy never developed single city syndrome. They’ve been unified for 150 years but we don’t see one breakaway city slowly sucking in all the economic activity and talent like France, the UK, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, Austria, and many others.

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a month ago

@jinijane_ We love our Sikh brothers

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a month ago

@miciotokyo @OltremondoSerie Oltre che essere più fragili, non abbiamo una gestione delle catastrofi naturali solida come la vostra. È esemplare il modo in cui avete gestito il terremoto del Tōhōku del 2011.

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a month ago

@Pinperepette più che altro temo che sia un linguaggio che possa darle poco, considerando che già adesso sta cambiando il modo di programmare per via delle IA e ci sono linguaggi più "istruttivi" se uno vuole andare a fondo.

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a month ago

@Pinperepette E' che essendo un libro che deve comunicare a persone di ambiti diversi hanno scelto un minimo comune denominatore, quindi R che è molto usato in certi dipartimenti. Ma non è essenziale.

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a month ago

@Pinperepette il libro è molto carino! Ma le cose che dice sono language agnostic. Io lo avevo fatto risolvendo gli esercizi in Python invece che in R, perché volevo imparare Python. La nuova edizione invece è direttamente in Python

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a month ago

@BFragequitter20 Che mazzo usi?

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a month ago

2/3 of all Florence’s rented apartments in the city centers are for tourists or visitors. Fiorentini are destroying the future of their own city, like Venice did.