'E.g.' comes from the Latin 'exempli gratia,' which means "for example."
Also, 'i.e.' comes from the Latin 'id est,' which means "that is."
Way to remember
e.g. = example given
i.e. = in essence
Today we celebrate mental health around the world, because every mind matters.
Let's foster understanding, empathy, and support for one another.
#WorldMentalHealthDay#MentalHealthMatters
@david_mitchell It’s not a sequel, a completely a new story I assume though can I smoothly switch to your story just after reading McCarthy’s Suttree? How do we prepare for it?
AI-assisted code reading with Cursor/GPT is awesome, but sometimes you learn more by being old school and reaching to your bookshelf. Mel Gorman’s book is almost 20 years old now but still helpful!
Bayesian models of perception and action, with @KordingLab and @dangoldreich, published by @mitpress.
Hardcover is $65 but free e-book should be available soon, as will be solutions to selected problems.
Comments and corrections are now welcome on https://t.co/FTwJd1zDH1.
Jimmy Buffet was a great entertainer who helped us hear the music of life. He’ll be sorely missed, and I hope he‘s found that lost shaker of salt. 🎶 🏝️