

Usually i don’t judge and am not religious, but you’re not gonna see heaven
Usually i don’t judge and am not religious, but you’re not gonna see heaven
I did this at a very young age ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Peanits gallery is a great name actually
No, i want an easy way to navigate between unopened pdf files within the same directory
Will remember this as this might be close enough in case other solutions won’t do
Looks perfect to my use case, will try it out, thanks :)
Replied to schnurrito with the answer. In short, i want to view files in a directory as one would view photos in a gallery, as I can’t always tell beforehand which file is relevant to me and I’d like to be able to move quickly between files, instead of opening many files and then closing the irrelevant ones.
That’s pretty close to what I’d be looking for, yes, a problem I’m having with common pdf viewers is that I’d need to open the files I’d want to read from beforehand, instead of just passing to the next file like i would in a gallery.
This requires that I’d know which files are relevant to me before reading said files.
That said, my use case does sound unique so I’m not surprised it’s hard to figure out what im looking for :)
Integrals are an expression that basically has an opening symbol, and an operation that is written at the end of it that is used also as a closing symbol, looks kinda like:{some function of x} dx
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The person basically said “the dx part can be written at the start also, and that would make my so mad :3”: dx {some function of x}
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This gets their so mad because understandably this makes the notation non-standard and harder to read, also you’d have to use parentheses if the expression doesn’t just end at the function.
Note: dollar used instead of integral symbol
Taking a creep shot at that age is very much not a positive
segmentation fault
Saved your comment, hopefully won’t take too long before i find time to read that book :)
I really don’t like this “no true scotsman” flavored meme, the profit incentive destroys valuable research by limiting resources to replications of past experiments (as soon as something is profitable, you must not disprove it for a fear of retaliation from companies promoting said something), this is systemic, not an individual level problem, get rid of “bad scientists” and more will be propped up.
I do like the sentiment of the meme though, more more replication is needed.
Would you recommend the book?
Quality content 👌🏽✨
Saved for late :^)
Had a linux moment yesterday, piped “clang --help” into grep to find something, it wasn’t there but the piping itself was awesome.
Don’t have anybody else to tell lol
I’m finally back, apparently linux mint comes with ntfs handling out of the box, just opened the file explorer (nemo), and opened a picture successfully.
Only step left is disabling booting through windows.
It’s about the files, not the OS
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