Notices by @kmicu@mastodon.social (kmicu@mastodon.social), page 15

@NicolasPetton 🎉ヽ(*＾▽＾)／🎉

@bignimbus heh, recently had the same thought after mistakenly pressing ctrl+q in my firefox with 2698 tabs 😹

@hund @jason you can use Alpine *today*, but majority of folks do not use Alpine (which, tbf, also includes GNU tools to make it remotely usable and e.g. uses GnuPG for security).

Regarding other parts ― they are not critical and were not critical in the past; especially in times when GNU was the only free option out there.

You are free to use whatever name you like. I will stay with GNU+Linux, because after packaging multitudes of projects over the years I understand GNU’s role in ecosystem.

@rocx pandoc, glirc, hakyll, xmonad, arbtt, taffybar, cgrep, ShellCheck, hledger, shake, darcs… practical tools with practical purposes.
∎ with 🎤

@luka Anything for Tati… Cosima, Alison, Helena, Rachel, Sarah…
ʕノ•ᴥ•ʔノ ︵ ♥❤❣💞

@luka again ― love it, love it, love it. [Joking] But I was smarter and did not finish it yet; watching one episode per month to delay inevitable 😉👉👉

@cdaddr Matomo (Piwik) is the common alternative to GA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piwik

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_analytics_software#Free_/_Open_source_(FLOSS)

@geckzilla cheers! Those brighter stars on the Hubble image confused me greatly (◍•ᴗ•◍)

@MutoShack Solar Fields, Stellardrone, chrome sparks, Lorn, Hiérophante, MogueHeart, Com Truise, Comtron, Principles of Geometry, Holon,
7DD9, Hot Natured, Tycho.

@luka love it, love it, love it. PCD was a real mind-changer for me.

@hund yep, you’ve flooded my timeline :P Hund’s Switches, Hund’s apps, Hund’s F-Droid, Hund’s takes… 23 minutes later… Hund’s mentions. 😹

[Joking] Maybe linuxrocks.online should switch servers to BSD, Hurd, Sel4 or MirageOS to have a better uptime xD

@otini @rigelk too late 😹 https://www.informatimago.com/linux/emacs-on-user-mode-linux.html

@deshipu
CPT originates from a study of gambling games and still is mostly used there, also in economy, and mostly in different math areas like e.g. statistics or cryptology. (Anywhere we can construct a probability space.)

¹ http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/teaching/math144_1994/probability.pdf

PS Pursuit of pure and abstract math can develop methods which are useful in applied math. Like when we introduce the imaginary part just to simplify mathematical operations in Fourier transform. That imagi-y part has no meaning in physical space.

@Wolf480pl @deshipu I’ve expressed myself poorly then.

Classical probability theory precisely defines what is the event; how to measure probability of it. That theory doesn’t care about quantum states, physical measurements or interpretations.

We define a sample space of equally likely outcomes Ω={head, tail}. CPT let me compute p-s of events within the sample space:

P(tossing-nor-head-nor-tail event)=0
P(tossing-head e.)=½
P(tossing-tail e.)=½
P(tossing-head-or-tail e.)=1

Event≠outcome.

@sir [joking] oh, that’s easy ― religion to the rescue: e.g. ‘Why God is omnipotent’? … ‘My dear, God is everything; this is how it is.’ or some other religious ultimate answer based on faith.

@evilscientistca Beautiful!