niplav @niplav@schelling.pt

Mastodon vs. Twitter/an ideal platform:
* Markdown in twts
* Quote-twts (allows for a really nice type of interaction, I could qt myself in a conversation to show "Yeah, I've thought about this beforehand", creating more of a web of twts)
* Non-algorithmic timeline is great, less attention-sucking
* No notifications for "x liked a twt you boosted"/"replied to a reply to a reply…"

fucken double-binds

otoh i don't trust gov to do pigovian taxes well either

everybody is an egg for buddha nature

at least waitt

wagmi (or, unfortunately, nigmi)

IMAGEMAGICK YOU WILL CONVERT THE POSTSCRIPT FILE TO PNG, LEST I SMITE YOU
https://fluca1978.github.io/2020/06/03/ImageMagikPDF.html

Iri is an irregular Esperanto verb
Couldn't Zamenhof have switched ili & iri? "Iri ilas al la kafejo" Would be much nicer

reaching equilibrium in my lighter collection – finding as many as I loose/break

slowly dipping my genitalia below the sanity waterline

blisspilled & paradisemaxxed

I metta really loving and kind person today

* A closed-form solution for the problem describes in this video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bRIL9kMJJSc (maybe not lesser-known? But it doesn't even have its own Wikipedia page!)

Lesser known unsolved mathematical problems I find unreasonably fascinating:
* Is the Leyland-mapping injective?
* We have Kadane's algorithm for the maximum subarray problem, which runs in O(n), is there an algorithm for the maximum submatrix problem which runs in O(n²)? What about higher-dimensional tenors?
* The polyhedral numbers conjecture: is every number the sum of m+1 n-hedral numbers, where m is the number of vertices of the polyhedron. Does it hold for any n-dimensional polytope?