Vectors as function parameters?

Hi,

I'm trying to do a simple line intersection experiment in Geogebra, but I'm struggling with functions which take vectors.

Even when I'm trying something extremely basic, like this function to get the x component of a vector:

f(V) = x(V)

I get the following error:

Illegal argument
x(V)

How can I take vectors as function parameters? I don't feel like I'm trying to do something remotely complicated here, I must be missing something.

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u/mort96 — 14 days ago
▲ 10 r/todoist

How do you deal with notifications?

I started using Todoist a ~month ago, and it's nice enough but I don't understand how I'm supposed to deal with notifications.

I don't have many scheduled items in Todoist, meetings etc end up in my calendar so most tasks end up unscheduled. But I have added some tasks to be done on specific days.

I want a notification when I have an item due. But I don't want the daily "You have no tasks scheduled for today" notifications when I haven't scheduled anything. This seems like a pretty common use case, but I don't understand how to set the notification settings up this way?

In fact, I just found out I forgot an item a couple days ago because I've been ignoring the daily "You have nothing scheduled for today" notifications and therefore ignored it when it said I had an item as well.

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u/mort96 — 15 days ago
▲ 608 r/kde

I think KDE *almost* looks good but there are too many lines. I made a mock-up of how I think it ought to look instead.

It sounds vain but I really do mind how many lines there are between everything in KDE. It seems like the philosophy is more or less to separate literally everything with a thin line. I think it makes the whole UI look cluttered and has made me avoid KDE on more systems than I otherwise would (i.e I use it on my livingroom gaming PC but not on my desktop).

So I used Krita to quickly edit the screenshot from https://kde.org/. What do people think? Am I the only one who minds this? Or do some of you agree that all the lines look cluttered?

u/mort96 — 2 months ago