rastinza @rastinza@social.cleverlibre.org

@Ryoma123 @kenobit Dalla foto somigliavi ad un mio amico di Roma ed ero già eccitato di incontrare su Mastodon qualcuno che già conosco.

@alesssia @barefootstache @culurciello Yes, but I'm not sure how extensively it can be used; generally you use latex to write papers or thesis containing a lot of long and difficult equations.
This is from my bachelor thesis for example, I wouldn't see myself at ease writing it in python...

@redfrog @jimrosecircus1 Did they ask him to pose for the picture?

@topotoolbox Yes, I know a lot of people who visually inspect graphics to buy stocks, I had a polish flatmate that was staring at the screen all day and losing money most of the time.
Surely some people earn money from that, but surely it's not as easy as reading a webpage and following the advice.
In my opinion if you're going to do this kinds of things you have to do it quantitatively with well defined algorithms.

@galeot That wouldn't work, I need a fixed mac address or the gateway will reject my connection since it accepts clients based on the mac address.

@galeot No, not yet
It's not a problem with ipv6, tried changing DNS and stuff to see if that was interfering, but no; the problem is the DHCP lease.
Using systemd-networkd I get a different ip each time I connect, with NetworkManager the ip is always the same

@topotoolbox Very nice, probably these analyses are the best way to go about stock trading, but as always
"past performance is not indicative of future results"

Moreover, the guide does not explain on what assumptions and data it is based on, so I would not call this a very scientific approach.
The article just describes that under certain conditions the stock price may behave in a certain way and that it may be possible to predict such behavior; but no data regarding what this assumption is made on nor regarding its reliability is provided.

@Guardamiinfaccia@mastodon.bida.im Puoi disabilitare che la timeline si muova di vita propria nelle opzioni.

@GiudyCorda Ahahahahahaahaha
Questa cosa è bellissima, forse stiamo tornando negli anni 80!

@alesssia @barefootstache @culurciello I'm not sure, but this doesn't seem particularly easier than latex...

@rebeccatickell Yes, currently trying to get those skeletons in a presentable form in these days...

@diesch Surely a solution, but doing that over a controlled connection scares me a bit.

@freeDomForTooting Thanks, I do use git already.
When I write large software I of course have a repository.
My problem here is with small little scripts of some 20-30 lines that I need as utilities to perform several operations.
In this case the most important thing to me is that it should be quick to edit the behavior and immediately run it, I don't want to have to perform several different operations before I can actually run the script, in this case these would be:
- commit
- push
- pull
- copy to stow directory
- make executable
- stow the software
- run the software

Which is a bit too much in my opinion, and at that point I'll just write my stuff in vim on the server.
Someone mentioned git hooks, and that looks like a great solution though.