

Totally, set theory is deep dark magic and tbh set theorists kinda scare me. Like they’ll gleefully introduce incredibly complicated objects with very little intuition about them


Totally, set theory is deep dark magic and tbh set theorists kinda scare me. Like they’ll gleefully introduce incredibly complicated objects with very little intuition about them


You know the top left one. They teach that in schools.


I mean… Ideal theory of rings? (Smth like (5) ∪ (7))
Pretty sure this is not AI, you can literally download the krita files on the website


Set theory is relatively lawful.


There is reason to use it. It fits me well sometimes.
Many things do use go, the issue with Java lies in its massive runtime burden (also not a great language IMO)
Club is a war crime. I rest my case.
A lot of their components are actually already Wayland capable :). But if you want the exact same experience you should probably wait.
Idk, especially when using the most recent version of Wayland compositors, it’s been great. Solved my display and touchpad issues.
I did have some Nvidia issues but that shouldn’t be surprising regardless of display protocol.
But like… use whatever software you want. Worst case you can always just nest a minimal Wayland compositor like cage or gamescope in your X session.
You’re looking for gtk4-layer-shell (doesn’t work on gnome tho 'cos they hate you (only gnome is like this))
No signature check on the omarchy rarch repo. Even chaotic aur signs their packages.


I can do an evening


As opposed to non-real racism?
And this is the reason why no one knows what a tensor is. (This also completely blows up in your face as soon as you have infinite dimensions)
yeah, top-left is regular multiplication. Top-center actjally is the so-called alternating product (basically the correct way of defining the cross product).
Top-right is supposed to be the operation in a gtoup.
There’s no explicit cartesian product here but the middle one is the tensor product. The tensor prodict of sets (in so far as that statement makes sense) is the cartesian product.
:)