Daniel Duque @dduque@qoto.org

@javierfpanadero @ecosdelfuturo Muy interesante. A mí lo que me lía es cuando defines una función para parámetros p.e. reales y luego le metes un vector de numpy. Puede funcionar... o no. Lo último que he he hecho tiene esta pinta. O sea, hago bucles para para no meterme en líos (lo he tomado de un sitio, yo no manejo "zip" con tanta soltura).

Está np.vectorize, pero creo que es un bucle también

@j_bertolotti It's a D&D-ish game, in which the enemies are given some IA, which makes a master unnecessary. This makes the game completely cooperative ("PvE"), and even feasible for a single player

@j_bertolotti I don't have time to go into DnD but I do play #Gloomhaven ocasionally (PC version), and this is exactly the mechanism

https://twitter.com/CienciaABanda/status/1596635086887190530?s=20&t=dHOBv6OvwWqnIOes7tCINw

#CienciaContigo, Briones y Amils sobre extremófilos

Accurate packaging

@radiactivoman Yo propongo procramarlos Kings of Leon

@Pgonzrodriguez Ah, sí que está !!

@Pgonzrodriguez Eso es un #escutoide, obviamente. Creo que Clara Grima no anda por #mastodon todavía

@imdef I don't know, but mathstodon looks great, e.g.

https://mathstodon.xyz/@physicist/109391712461469994

I am getting this strange LaTeX rendering in qoto.org all the time. I'd really like some nice LaTeX markup, like the guys in https://mathstodon.xyz 😕

@zornsllama We call it that way in Spain. Only we pronounce "-glia", as it reads in Spanish, when it is actually "-lla".

BTW "tartaglia" means "stutterer", which is a nickname, and not a very polite one.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niccol%C3%B2_Fontana_Tartaglia

@freemo _Inter_national men's day!

@fisunov That's what you get for joining soviet.social 😆

@adingbatponder @mrlyonsmaths Well, THAT makes it interesting! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interesting_number_paradox

@j_bertolotti Very Douglas Hofstadter. He is obsessed with calligraphy (among many other things...)

@subetealanutria Para mí, todo el arco del vecino cowboy chino sobra. O habría que conectarlo mejor.

David Mermin

There is no quantum measurement problem

The idea that the collapse of a quantum state is a physical process stems from a isunderstanding of probability and the role it plays in quantum mechanics.

https://physicstoday.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/PT.3.5027?via=site