@[email protected] oh they really mean porcelain in the toilet sense, judging from the logo, LOL
@[email protected] I was a long-time Opera aficionado, only dropped it when they switched to WebKit (and then Blink) and the last Presto-based version became obsolete (TLS-wise, mostly). Switched to Firefox, with which I'll stick as long as it maintains Gecko. Would love to jump to Vivaldi, but we need more independent rendering engines for the health of the web.
Link for when botsin.space shuts down: https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.21771
@[email protected] TBF they had started going to shit already a few years earlier, but AI has just made it worse.
@atomicpoet thanks for doing this, I was collating a list of the unreactive servers myself, but bidding your post is easier ;-)
Can confirm that these are the only servers that I'm still getting spam from in this wave.
@enzoesco in tal caso @petrstolypin sarebbe un coglione e non varrebbe comunque la pena di argomentare (tempo sprecato), ma no, il fatto stesso che abbia cercato di insistere per l'argomentazione dimostra che è un troll.
@enzoesco ma soprattutto non si perde tempo ad “argomentare” con i troll. È tipo la prima regola di internet
@anarchiversitario @politica politici MORTI peraltro. Ci sarebbe da ridere se non ci fosse da piangere
@TootSweet this reminds me of https://github.com/philipl/pifs, the filesystem based on the normality of π
@mrdk @mathematics @[email protected] @[email protected] also this might explain why @mau saw some relation to Gray codes in the binary case.
@mrdk @mathematics @[email protected] @[email protected]
oh, interesting. It's definitely related, although we allow different substrings to start at the same place, and this has a huge impact on the lengths (also it's not cyclic in our case, but that probably makes things worse).
A curious math problem I came up with: given a target, what's the fewest digits an integer must have (in a given base) to contain all integers from 0 to the target, as substrings?
A curious math problem I came up with: given a target, what's the fewest digits an integer must have (in a given base) to contain all integers from 0 to the target, as substrings?
http://wok.oblomov.eu/mathesis/number-substrings/
@mathematics @[email protected] @[email protected]
e.g. for a target of 19 a candidate representative would be 1011213141516171819 in base 10, that has 19 digits. Can it be done in less, or is $\\sigma\_10(19) = 19$? Can we find a general rule? Any properties of this function?
@SuperSynthia @dvdnet62 I'll explain in two very simple words.
MOAR MONIES
@mannivu @musica apprezzo la serendipità di questo messaggio nella mia timeline il giorno in cui ho ripreso in mano per la prima volta uno strumento a corde per suonarlo dopo anni di inattività.
(No, non è una risposta diretta alla richiesta di aiuto, mi dispiace. Purtroppo ho imparato a suonare con maestri, non manuali.)
@giorgiosarto @lavoro non vedo indicato l'umarell
@Telodzrum good to know, but I tend to avoid games without native ports, as a matter of principle. No Tux No Bux.
Segnalo anche
https://www.argocatania.it/ @Argo (blog di informazione su #Catania)
ed il @blog di @matz https://www.matteozenatti.net per gli appassionati di musica (antica e non).