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  • Analyticity means the function locally behaves like (infinite-degree) polynomial. I'd say, it's not strange that infinitely differentiable functions are not necessarily analytic - polynomials are quite restrictive, after all.

    Well, over complex plane, differentiability = infinite differentiability = analyticity, so there's that.

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  • Regarding the first point:

    This does not mean that Google is making Android a closed-source platform, but rather that the open-source aspect will only be released when a new branch is released to AOSP with those changes, including when new full versions or maintenance releases are finished.

    It seems like the particular news does not mean android is increasingly going closed-source, just that the dev branch will be private. Is there an evidence that they are taking components out of AOSP?

  • I don't get it, what is the distinction between the left and the right?

  • What does the meme mean? I am out of the loop.

  • A tensor is one that transforms like a tensor 🤯

  • Mind 🤯 blown

    ..Wait, what if the Sun had a distant companion star?

  • Yeah, at least do the fundamental theorem of algebra, or Stokes' theorem.

  • Tangent, but why did you ex lisp?

  • Oh, are we getting Year of android desktop?!

  • What is the media and culture in the biology context?

  • I was wondering if Linux would break 5% in global stats. Can I expect that? I am still not sure.

  • Wait, Randall knows about xmonad?

  • That actually sounds like what most people would like.

  • Thing is, they might achieve 99% accuracy given the speed of progress. Lots of brainpower is getting poured into LLMs. Honestly, it is soo scary. It could be replacing me...

  • It's not that bad, the output isn't random. Time to time, it can produce novel stuffs like new equations for engineering. Also, verification does not take that much effort. At least according to my colleagues, it is great. Also works well for coding well-known stuffs, as well!

  • Truth is bitter, and I hate it.