Depending on context, \(x = y\) can mean any of:

Stupidity

Check out :options, especially if you’re new to configuring Vim (and want to).

Vim has a built-in scripting language. It’s what you write your vimrc in, and it’s really convenient for short one-off tasks.

My hatred of the fetish for acronyms in academia reminds me of Amberley Vail’s rants against Imperial Guard jargon in the Ciaphas Cain novels.

A lot of people I know seem to glory in their ignorance of the terminal. Which would be fine if they didn’t use it every day. Yes, bash is ugly. On the other hand, like many ugly things, it can be used as a brute tool to do a lot of mundane tasks.

There was a footpath leading across fields to New Southgate, and I used to go there alone to watch the sunset and contemplate suicide. I did not, however, commit suicide, because I wished to know more of mathematics.

What is an autoencoder?

Why The Second Derivative Test Works In One Dimension

I’m here to ask you one question, and one question only.

I actually prefer the term macOS to OSX.

Prerequisites (In Order Of Importance)

If your buffer has empty lines, they are filled with annoying tildes. Vim 8 and Neovim finally fix this by allowing you to conceal them with the following command:

I have (what I find) a handy mnemonic for the law of total variance. It’s also sometimes called the conditional variance formula, or (the reason for this mnenomic) Eve’s law. At least if I’m quoting Wikipedia right.

I forget where I’ve seen this, but I like using a squiggly arrow to represent a function that returns a probability.

(n,) vs. (n, 1)