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not necessarily an honest system, but one can choose to be honest within it
February 22, 2024 at 3:19 PM
not necessarily an honest system, but one can choose to be honest within it
so "dx" in calculus is often thought of as an infinitely small quantity but have you ever thought of d itself as like the square root of the zero map
February 20, 2024 at 11:27 PM
so "dx" in calculus is often thought of as an infinitely small quantity but have you ever thought of d itself as like the square root of the zero map
this is pretty good. i thought about it for a little bit and i guess concepts are nonspontaneous whereas intuitions are spontaneous? concepts minus intuition produce unpunctuated trains of thought whereas intuition minus concepts fails to sustain consistency
concepts without intuitions are empty. intuitions without concepts are stupid
February 19, 2024 at 3:51 PM
this is pretty good. i thought about it for a little bit and i guess concepts are nonspontaneous whereas intuitions are spontaneous? concepts minus intuition produce unpunctuated trains of thought whereas intuition minus concepts fails to sustain consistency
According to Jeanne Rose's "Herbs and Things" the Romans used marjoram in foot baths and as a tonic to strengthen the brain
February 19, 2024 at 3:34 PM
According to Jeanne Rose's "Herbs and Things" the Romans used marjoram in foot baths and as a tonic to strengthen the brain
The void and voidly objects.
February 12, 2024 at 12:36 PM
The void and voidly objects.
the springer math books on amazon in particular have awful bindings. i wanted to grow old, slowly accumulating sturdy hardbacks. oh well. long live libgen.
Reminder to new users here:
Most hardback books these days have glued, rather than sewn, bindings. This means they’re basically paperbacks with hard covers. And because the covers are bigger than the book blocks, they slowly sag and pull their own spines out. Buy trade paperbacks instead.
Most hardback books these days have glued, rather than sewn, bindings. This means they’re basically paperbacks with hard covers. And because the covers are bigger than the book blocks, they slowly sag and pull their own spines out. Buy trade paperbacks instead.
Reminder to new users here:
For the first hundred years of its existence, Singer made sewing machines in lots of 10,000 to 50,000, so there are millions of any single model. Most cabinets are made to accept any head, with the exception of the 99, which is a 3/4 size machine, and the Featherweight.
For the first hundred years of its existence, Singer made sewing machines in lots of 10,000 to 50,000, so there are millions of any single model. Most cabinets are made to accept any head, with the exception of the 99, which is a 3/4 size machine, and the Featherweight.
February 7, 2024 at 3:02 AM
the springer math books on amazon in particular have awful bindings. i wanted to grow old, slowly accumulating sturdy hardbacks. oh well. long live libgen.
hello everyone. it's a great joy to share this first day with you on bluesky. i thought i'd kick things off with "the absolute and the void."
February 6, 2024 at 3:59 PM
hello everyone. it's a great joy to share this first day with you on bluesky. i thought i'd kick things off with "the absolute and the void."