Thanks. I couldn't find anything in literature suggesting this case was previously worked on. I'm also a pure math PhD candidate so I guess I'm just coping..
Genuinely have never heard of this Liousville version, and cannot find any mention of it outside of articles written in the last few days about this proof.
This is actually state law in CA. People reported Sony to California's Attorney General, who basically said they weren't going to do anything about it.
Unfortunately the law is only as useful as its enforcement.
I did this at my university, where printing is not supported on Linux. Thanks to Fable, I can now print from my linux laptop and don't pay their ridiculous per-page fee
Wow, I thought I was pretty savvy about the differences between Manifest versions; however, I had no clue about the CNAME part. Any idea what specifically became unsupported in v3 that caused this?
I feel like the transition from substack to website + newsletter wouldn't be terrible, although I'm sure your traffic would decrease after making the switch.
"In its IPO filing, the company had said Cursor's access to developers' data, including coding requests and design decisions, could help improve its AI models such as Grok."