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Cool. What I meant was try going to ourbigbook.com/mmd1525/dinanath-atmaram-dalvi click "edit" and put it there. But of course, this is just a minor website and won't help much in your goal. But it's a tiny step forward :-)

Oh yeah and that was a perfect case to use the blockquote feature :-)

> He was promoted to captain in 1946 and in 1949,

My main methods are listed at: Section "How to contact Ciro Santilli", Signal is my current favorite one. I'm not very familiar with matrix and xmpp but if you highly prefer those I can give it a shot.

Cool, I don't know much about Greek history, but I'm not at all surprised that the CIA's tentacles have also reached that part of the world as they had Brazil.

God but why haha

Opa I didn't read the CIA officer post.

John Kyriakoy.... no I don't have any idea who this is. I only know that Giorgos Papadopoulos had very close ties with the CIA, which enforced the view that the US supported the greek dictatorship...

Yes it takes 3 minutes to get to the sea on foot. I am very lucky to be living here...

Ciro, is there a way to keep contact with you somewhere that is more messaging based? Like matrix, xmpp stuff like that. I even have discord although I don't like referring to that :P

Achieving AGI? Good luck with that hahahahaha. I sense that it won't happen any time soon (but I have no proof so this is just a random thought)

I don't have to work. I decided to do it because I am a bit burned out. It's only 4 hours per day, I will still be studying in the morning. I am in the top university yeah, but in Greece the situation is different. You will see many students working, it's normal. In fact I am the lazy one, I haven't worked yet. I don't pay a cent for my university it's all free xD. My monthly costs are about 10 euros. Basically nothing. This is done in order to experiment.

I am programming a TCP server right now in golang. I have made a lot of stuff with golang in the past month. I love golang.
Don't worry I won't become a programmer hahhahahah. This is just my hobby, it makes me feel important. I have been programming for as long as I have been a university student.

And damn it, you really are by the seaside based on the news you linked. Reminds me slightly of myself, spending summers back home in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil.

Btw I've just watched this fantastic interview with an ex-CIA officer of Greek origin and who operated in Greece for some time and then Middle East, maybe you know him, John Kiriakou: www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1kOwRMd3o8 Very interesting stuff!

Also, your replies made me a bit happier, it's somewhat hard to have deeper online connections nowadays. I hope one day OurBigBook can be a venue for just that.

Sure, according to my self set goals in life, which are a mixture of improving education and achieving AGI lol.

The fuck talk about Spider sense.

Shit, shame to hear you have to work. Are you in a top university in your country, or just a shitty one? I'm a huge believer that students from top universities should have scholarships and never have to do shit jobs. You should have all the time to rest and research!

What are you programming? I'd be careful though, there are too many programmers out there! Unless it's something highly linked to your chemistry degree. I'd focus on real lab-like innovation whenever possible: The only reason for universities to exist should be the laboratories.

Failure? That implies that there is a predefined goal in life. But that's not the case...

I am having interviews too, but just for small jobs (4hr/day type). I just returned from an interview today at a supermarket xD. I was so lucky today, I almost got into a road accident. You can't imagine how lucky I was, I decided to change buses for now reason mid-way and I saved myself from a crash that happened 30minutes ago. I don't even know why I did that, I just felt like it. I never change buses, but I did this time. That bus crashed 10 minutes after I left and people were injured, mainly from the glass that shattered. If I was superstitious I would have called this a miracle hahhahahahaha. I show so many people/kids with blood on their face/legs. A lot of people got injured

Propaganda media has reported the crash: www.kathimerini.gr/society/563697925/voyla-trochaio-me-dyo-leoforeia-sti-leoforo-karamanli/

So I just saved myself from getting injured, that's nice.

Goals in my life: To make cool stuff. I have been programming these days, I find joy in that. This is my sense of the world for now. I will most likely change it in a few weeks, depending on what my close goals are

Cool to hear that he's was grand father! You might want to add that paragraph to the article. All best, and let me know if you need any help with the site.

Yes: www.reddit.com/r/calvinandhobbes/comments/ga6cgf/short_term_or_long_term/

Topics are simple, just look at: ourbigbook.com/go/topic/derivative and if its not self explanatory I failed.

Still a failure but still alive. Now ramping down OurBigBook and having to find a job and it's not easy to get many interviews without a referral from old colleagues, my CV is too weird.

Have you decided what cool thing you want to do in life besides the beach?

Amazing work!

I should study a topic these days, but the weather here is so nice... It distracts me from studying hahahahahaah

I hope you are doing well

BTW cool feature I added a few months back which might interest {scope} fans like yourself, with synonymNoScope you can now both use {scope} and keep a non-scoped ID to the header: docs.ourbigbook.com/h-synonymnoscope-argument e.g.:

= My dog blog

I know a lot about the <history of dog food>.

== Dog food
{scope}

=== History

= History of dog food
{synonymNoScope}

This would be even sweeter if one day I finally implement "synonyms generate topics": github.com/ourbigbook/ourbigbook/issues/355

Rao Saheb Dinanath Atmaram Dalvi (1844 – 10 February 1897), was my great-great grandfather an Indian judge and mathematicianHe obtained his BA degree in 1865 from Elphinstone College in Bombay. He was then selected as senior scholar and obtained the MA degree from Elphinstone College in 1866. He obtained his LLB degree in 1868 and was a Senior Dakshina Fellow in 1868.In the 1860’s he systematically examined Newton's rule for finding the number of imaginary roots and in 1869 published his book titled "An Examination of Sir Isaac Newton's Rule for finding the Number of Imaginary Square Roots in an Equation" in which he provides mechanical and geometric theorems and gives a direct and complete proof and disproof of the equation.D.A Dalvi states that the chief aim of his own rule was to find out the limit beyond which imaginary roots cannot exceed. He goes on to prove that if imaginary roots exist at all, they cannot exceed a certain number and in this show the superiority of the “Dalvi Rule “so referred to in the Times of India 9. He states that however it must not be supposed that this affords us the means by which to ascertain the exact number of imaginary roots any given equation may have, nor whether even one imaginary root exists in an equation. Newton’s rule may hence fail to detect imaginary roots in an equation when they actually exist in an equation and the roots may fall short of the number but be all real. He however agreed that when imaginary roots of an equation are all equal Newton’s criterial fully applies and although Newtons law is true for some values of the literal co-efficient of the general terms in an equation, it is not universally true.

I suspect in this case it might be linked to having smaller images to load better. But not certain about that.

Nice handsome