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Well, whatever works already.

Yep. Which can be done locally.

It's just serving static pages.

I always mix up the brackets.

For blogging.

What about Jekyll?

Only really joined SO for the chats.

"Thanks for the feedback! Once you earn a total of 125 reputation, your votes will change the publicly displayed post score."

May be start heading home instead.

It's useful for fixed tabs, like email / chat that you place in front.

Ctrl+[num]

That sounds like a bad... yea, very exploitable.

It really isn't a whole lot.

Eh... £14k is the minimum PhD stipend in the UK.

Thanks anyway.

Yep. I'll just wrote up the notes and try to see if the next seminar makes things clearer.

Yea, I give up. This makes no sense me either.

Would it make sense if G somehow has a vector space structure?

The interactions of M and A is what is confusing for me.

Presumably, the commutator will give a Lie bracket on the group, which makes it into a Lie algebra.

And.. G was supposed to pop out.

So he created M to be Z/2.

He wanted to construct a Lie algebra from it, which is the G in the SES.

I'll have a go. So, we started with a lattice L, with has the additive structure.

Basically, yes. I'm not sure if I can explain it. It was part of a construction of a Lie algebra in a seminar.

For example, 1 --> M --> G --> A --> 0.

Does it make sense to form an exact sequence of additive and multiplicative groups?

@AlecTeal There were questions like that...? I am around mostly for the chat rather than the SE site itself. So I just meant that this chat itself is very mature in general.

This place is almost professional compared to Lounge<C++> over at StackOverflow.

Eh. I couldn't do group theory for a long time.

I didn't know that. I wouldn't have done it if I did. Apologies.

Bad typos, sorry. Does each edit send a ping?

@AlecTeal This thing?

The grade CBA boundaries were at 60, 75 and 90.

Not when I was in primary school!

Does anyone know any good introductory materials for Chevalley group?

If you prefer, substitute in the argument of -1 instead of pi or "180".

@gideon That's not what I meant. You should not need to implement those. You want proficiency and knowledge about what is already available for your language. You want to know the ins and outs, the quirks and bugs of existing implementations.

That books is probably worth more of your time than any Khana Academy courses.

Knowing general algorithms is nice and all, but it's familiarity with your tools that will really makes you stand out.

Mary had a little lamb.

Learning the piano isn't cheap either.

My score's terrible, by today's kids standard, probably xD

Just finished it: 81 WPM with 94%, 405 CPM

@Huy I think so. Not sure how you would go about "proving" it though.

The flags here are probably negligible compared to the Lounge's.

@MGA Not quite. I would start by narrowing down the dimension of the vector space. (Technically not required, but I think it avoids some complications.) And then use Mike's hint on swapping in scalar multiples into the basis.

Are there any docs on how to write the .cfg file for mk4ht? Or more specificially, for htlatex.

Oh. The new Digimon is finally here.

Eh. How did ThePhD end up in there.