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gettalong.org
Why I still maintain my static website generator webgen |
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takeonrules.com
I read once that all computer science problems are mapping problems; moving a concept from one form to another. And in the general sense all problem/solution pairs are resolving mapping problems. On Friday I received an email asking me about how I manage my site. This post walks through the high-level steps of building my site. There are four major tasks that go into making Take on Rules: Writing Cross-Referencing Building Publishing The process is roughly as follows: |
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danilafe.com
[AI summary] The author discusses transitioning from a custom-built blog to a static site generator for improved efficiency and features like version control and code integration. |
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dominiczypen.wordpress.com
For $latex A, B \subseteq \omega$ we write $latex A \subseteq^* B$ if $latex A\setminus B$ is finite, and we write $latex A\simeq^* B$ if $latex A\subseteq^* B$ and $latex B\subseteq^* A$. A tower is a collection $latex {\cal T}$ of co-infinite subsets of $latex \omega$ such that for all $latex A\neq B\in {\cal T}$... |
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