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wondering if there's a setting that will suppress the "Rate limitedPlease retry after X:Y:Z AM" (or PM) overlays? cc @christianp

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wondering if there's a setting that will suppress the "Rate limitedPlease retry after X:Y:Z AM" (or PM) overlays? cc @christianp

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Just want to thank @noelle for "An Increasingly Less-Brief Guide to Mastodon" (http://guidetomastodon.com/) and test out @mentioning on Mastodon. Please let me know if you see this mention Noëlle.💜

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Just want to thank @noelle for "An Increasingly Less-Brief Guide to Mastodon" (http://guidetomastodon.com/) and test out @mentioning on Mastodon. Please let me know if you see this mention Noëlle.💜

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@3j0hn 🙁 maybe someday mathematics will easily be rendered everywhere on the web🙏

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@3j0hn 🙁 maybe someday mathematics will easily be rendered everywhere on the web🙏

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@JordiGH Thanks for the info and tip. Here's a test:

\[i = \sqrt{-1}\]

Clicking (or something) the preview converted above to

𝑖=√−1

I'm still figuring out this UI...

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@JordiGH Thanks for the info and tip. Here's a test:

\[i = \sqrt{-1}\]

Clicking (or something) the preview converted above to

𝑖=√−1

I'm still figuring out this UI...

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To toot a literal backslash (\\), use double backslashes(\\\\). The first backslash escapes the second from its special #LaTeX meaning.

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To toot a literal backslash (\\), use double backslashes(\\\\). The first backslash escapes the second from its special #LaTeX meaning.

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As discussed in https://mathstodon.xyz/about/more, to specify #LaTeX markup you need to use the LaTeX math delimiters \\( and \\) or \\[ and \\] so let's see:

\(\infty\)

\[\Huge \infty\]

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As discussed in https://mathstodon.xyz/about/more, to specify #LaTeX markup you need to use the LaTeX math delimiters \\( and \\) or \\[ and \\] so let's see:

\(\infty\)

\[\Huge \infty\]

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Now I'm wondering if LaTeX will render on other (non-mathstodon.xyz) Mastodon instances?

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Now I'm wondering if LaTeX will render on other (non-mathstodon.xyz) Mastodon instances?

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Wondering about using the infinity symbol here on https://mathstodon.xyz:
&infin;
\infty
♾️

I'm writing an article about the infinity symbol at https://www. ii.com/%E2%88%9E/ (aka https://www. ii.com/∞/)

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Wondering about using the infinity symbol here on https://mathstodon.xyz:
&infin;
\infty
♾️

I'm writing an article about the infinity symbol at https://www. ii.com/%E2%88%9E/ (aka https://www. ii.com/∞/)