Following up on the comment on PR 38309, the following English challenge tests need to be updated as described, as the non-English version were translating these when they should not have been translated.

• Standardize Times with the HTML5 datetime Attribute
  Issues: All tests need to be re-translated

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This: http://gpu.rocks/getting-started/

is over 9000 times better then

This: http://gpujs.github.io/dev-docs/

Problem is the former is manually created, the later is generated.

And so far from every JS documentation engine i use, they have quirks, or something off about it. NaturalDocs for all its "old-fashion" looks, works.

Basically we need to replace this or fix it.

Advanced CAS systems let users define their own symbols and perform symbolic operations with them. Example in Sympy. Since all math.js functions can operate on complex numbers (that means they have to call add and mul methods instead of JavaScript + and * operators), it should be really straightforward to implement something l

The Heaviside function should be built in, but the following code throws the error Name Heaviside not defined. Trying to define Heaviside myself did nothing - based on the Traceback I guess it should be defined within lambdifygenerated.

from sympy import *
from IPython.display import display
mux, s, Px, Py, Pxe, Pye = symbols("mu_X s P_X P_Y P_X^* P_Y^*", positive=True)
vx,

tl;dr

Surge's API naming scheme does not quite follow Swift's API Design Guidelines.
We might want to fix that.

What

Swift and its stdlib have gone through several major changes since its initial release in 2014 (Surge's initial commit was shortly after, on Aug 24, 2014).

The most notable change probably was the migration

I think there's an extra #endif in tinyfiles.h. Around line 88 there's this:

#if defined( TINYPATH_IMPLEMENTATION )
#endif TINYPATH_IMPLEMENTATION

That #endif doesn't look like it should be there. I get compilation errors about the final #endif having no matching #if

That would be a nice tutorial.

Right now, in the 3D tutorial, we learn how to pull textures from a separate canvas very easily by modifying the tutorial to simply pass in the HTMLCanvasElement to gl.texImage2D. And we easily know how to render 3D scenes to a 3D canvas, so we can easily being the 3D drawing of one canvas and render it as a texture on the mesh in another canvas.

But I thin

From the docs for https://simplestatistics.org/docs/#standardnormaltable:

The table used is the cumulative, and not cumulative from 0 to mean.

I'm having trouble understanding this sentence. What is meant by cumulative and not cumulative?

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Description

Description of the issue.

The following code produces an array whose shape does not match what I'd expect:

The help currently reads:
Vector S get; set;
Gets the singular values (Σ) of matrix in ascending value.

It should be:
descending order of magnitude.

It would be nice to have something to point our users to that tells them what latex features are supported, kind of like this:

• https://katex.org/docs/support_table.html
• https://katex.org/docs/supported.html

https://friendica.feneas.org/display/24324cc4f78a52dad488dfa76a302a2230da0053

it would be great if #markor remembered the last selected format for a file. #featurerequest

E.g., I use different #todotxt files, including a today.txt, but every time I open it I have to re-select

There is a small bug in the python scripts when the rotation matrix is identity. A simple fix:
(1) for so3.py

def log(self):
        """ logarithmic map"""
        n = sympy.sqrt(sophus.squared_norm(self.q.vec))
        if n == 0:
            # if rotation is identity matrix (q.imag: 0, 0, 0), return [0, 0, 0]
            return self.q.vec
        return 2 * sympy.atan(n / self.q.rea

I want to get the most of Pragmata Pro ;-), is there a documentation of all ligatures? I know about Markdown checkboxes and the [INFO] stuff, but is there more I can use for my documents?