You can embed LaTeX math formulas in Markdown with $x = y$
on many clients.
Let me try: $f(x) = \frac{1}{x}$.
Doesn’t seem to work on Lemmy. Maybe a bug/missing feature?
You can embed LaTeX math formulas in Markdown with $x = y$
on many clients.
Let me try: $f(x) = \frac{1}{x}$.
Doesn’t seem to work on Lemmy. Maybe a bug/missing feature?
also, we need 20h/week, 4 days/week schools.
It’s important for you to learn to set boundaries. And to block questions that you feel are hitting “too close to home”. So don’t respond. Just tell her that you have a private life that you’d like to keep to yourself.
There’s nothing wrong with that. You just need some time and practice to stand up for yourself. :)
it’s the main component of a meal.
Pedophiles aren’t the problem.
Rapists are the problem.
Oh that’s great news! We’re accelerating our development towards burn outs! Wait …
yeah but like if it’s stored right next to the sink, and somebody washes their hands, the water particles containing the thing that is washed off (be it poop particles or greasy substances) go everywhere, from experience. including on your toothbrush, right?
I prefer reading Wikipedia. For learning, I need stuff to be written down in a well-structured, indexed way.
Store your toothbrush rolled in a piece of sanitary paper. It’s so much cleaner than having it laying around, where dust gets on it.
Yeah I’ve tried that, but the controls are sometimes less-than-optimal.
I wonder whether maybe you could attach some hardware controller to the android device.
probably minetest
yeah I’ve tried it, it’s great :D
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It’s a meme because it first makes you laugh, and then it makes you think.
As of April 2021, PLOS One charges a publication fee of $1,745 to publish an article.
I mean, seriously, I would like to publish to one of these, but who has the money to do that?
That’s so many ungrounded thoughts and opinions though! The topic of this comment thread has changed like 7 times, I’m just having fun at this point. =D
same for me :D
Sometimes that’s just trying to justify why fictional Earth with time machines still has dictators and not a huge past interventionist problem,
In fiction, the best way to resolve this I feel is to assume that nothing can be changed from before the first time machines were invented, because the first time machine sets something like an “anchor” that all other time machines can jump to.
I look at time in general a lot like water in a river. It flows from the river to the sea (no pun intended) only in one direction, but once it reaches the sea, it can move relatively freely in all directions. I think that time will lose its sense of unidirectionality at some point, but that’s solely my own hypothesis. I have zero evidence to back that up. It’s more or less based on the idea that time represents progress, and at some point our world will be “fully developed”, just like a child grown into an adult or an acorn grows into a tree. At that point, there is no more progress, and therefore, time kinda stops or becomes meaningless. Just that it happens at a cosmological scale, affecting all of humanity.
please don’t use “we” as if it includes me.
I think that’s about as controversial as saying “We should abandon industrialized meat production”.