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@lorenoheer Some people just want to watch the coffee brew („• ᴗ •„)

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@lorenoheer Some people just want to watch the coffee brew („• ᴗ •„)

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@elboadi Thanks, I just followed them ☺️

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@elboadi Thanks, I just followed them ☺️

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Hello all; please bear with me as I am trying to learn social media. This is my first time doing anything like this, so I am like a fish in outer space.

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Hello all; please bear with me as I am trying to learn social media. This is my first time doing anything like this, so I am like a fish in outer space.

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@gezameszena Welcome!

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@gezameszena Welcome!

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@noneuclideandreamer The standard way to compress and resize video is ffmpeg. You can install ffmpeg and filter as follows:

`ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vcodec libx265 -crf 28 output.mp4`

as the following link explains:

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questio ns/28803/how-can-i-reduce-a-videos-size-with-ffmpeg

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@noneuclideandreamer The standard way to compress and resize video is ffmpeg. You can install ffmpeg and filter as follows:

`ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vcodec libx265 -crf 28 output.mp4`

as the following link explains:

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questio ns/28803/how-can-i-reduce-a-videos-size-with-ffmpeg

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@lorenoheer "'This argument only works in CAT(0) spaces.' Heh... ironic."

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@lorenoheer "'This argument only works in CAT(0) spaces.' Heh... ironic."

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@brandonsisler No worries, Windows will take its revenge for you when it deletes your bootloader, messes up your dual boot setup and sets you on a wild ride trying to reconfigure the boot process and regain access to your linux system.

Also, hello fellow HK enjoyer.

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@brandonsisler No worries, Windows will take its revenge for you when it deletes your bootloader, messes up your dual boot setup and sets you on a wild ride trying to reconfigure the boot process and regain access to your linux system.

Also, hello fellow HK enjoyer.

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@mikulskibartosz Absolutely true!

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@mikulskibartosz Absolutely true!

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@SvenGeier @robinhouston @Inquiry This is lovely!

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@SvenGeier @robinhouston @Inquiry This is lovely!

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@dpierce There used to be very friendly strays in Greece, too; but something happened, I think some municipalities decided to round up all stray dogs, so now I cannot find any :( When I was a teen I would take night walks, gather stray dogs and we would walk together.

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@dpierce There used to be very friendly strays in Greece, too; but something happened, I think some municipalities decided to round up all stray dogs, so now I cannot find any :( When I was a teen I would take night walks, gather stray dogs and we would walk together.

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Buried deep inside an old ycombinator thread, I found the following question by a user named nanna:

"Out of curiosity has anyone tried using Fennel in LuaLaTeX?"

I am very interested in this possibility; has anyone thought about this or tried implementing such a workflow?

For those not in the know, Fennel is a lisp (scheme) dialect that compiles to Lua. This way we can combine the speed of Lua with lispy constructs and ergonomics.

#lisp #fennel #latex #lua

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Buried deep inside an old ycombinator thread, I found the following question by a user named nanna:

"Out of curiosity has anyone tried using Fennel in LuaLaTeX?"

I am very interested in this possibility; has anyone thought about this or tried implementing such a workflow?

For those not in the know, Fennel is a lisp (scheme) dialect that compiles to Lua. This way we can combine the speed of Lua with lispy constructs and ergonomics.

#lisp #fennel #latex #lua

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@rrogers Just be careful not to underestimate too many things for too long 😖

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@rrogers Just be careful not to underestimate too many things for too long 😖

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@gnu_texmacs Very nice!

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@gnu_texmacs Very nice!

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@gnu_texmacs To what extent is it scriptable? Can I write (in principle!) an entire document in the provided Scheme?

I find the choice of Scheme to be an excellent scripting base; I could not have chosen a better one. But maybe people prefer a more procedural language like Lua?

For those skeptical of lisps, give Scheme a try! May not work for you, but if it does, you really wouldn't want to miss coding in it.

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@gnu_texmacs To what extent is it scriptable? Can I write (in principle!) an entire document in the provided Scheme?

I find the choice of Scheme to be an excellent scripting base; I could not have chosen a better one. But maybe people prefer a more procedural language like Lua?

For those skeptical of lisps, give Scheme a try! May not work for you, but if it does, you really wouldn't want to miss coding in it.

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@gwenbeads These are all gorgeous.

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@gwenbeads These are all gorgeous.

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@Jose_A_Alonso There seem to be several errors/typos in the abstract, like the definition of source and the last sentence not making sense. The text proper does not have these mistakes as far as I checked.

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@Jose_A_Alonso There seem to be several errors/typos in the abstract, like the definition of source and the last sentence not making sense. The text proper does not have these mistakes as far as I checked.

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@hartkp I wonder if Kronecker was aware he had answered his own question.

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@hartkp I wonder if Kronecker was aware he had answered his own question.

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@christianp I feel there's something off about that mindset.

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@christianp I feel there's something off about that mindset.

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@anton_hilado

I love the exposition and short chapter/one idea structure in Mazur and Stein's book Prime Numbers and the Riemann Hypothesis; I wish more books were structured that way.

For a textbook with a similar structure, check Lax's fantastic Functional Analysis book.

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@anton_hilado

I love the exposition and short chapter/one idea structure in Mazur and Stein's book Prime Numbers and the Riemann Hypothesis; I wish more books were structured that way.

For a textbook with a similar structure, check Lax's fantastic Functional Analysis book.