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by 725686 4y ago
vim? emacs? where are those. Didn't find them.
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by 725686 4y ago
Sex, Power and Suicide is an extraordinary read. I'm a little frightened to buy his newest Transformer since it looks a little heavy on chemistry. Can anyone comment?
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by 725686 4y ago
In my experience, absolutely not. Unless sites like hotwire in which you don't know the name of the hotel until you pay.
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by 725686 4y ago
Absolutely this. I always use Expedia et al. to get an idea of the hotel @ price point I want and then go directly to the hotel site.
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by 725686 4y ago
Just recently on twitter a funny thread about the many, many, many inconsistencies of the calendar: https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1572260363764400129
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by 725686 4y ago
Yes it generally is. Look at this fragment where Nick Lanes (British Biochemist) talks a little about this. If you don't know Nick Lane, his books are fantastic. I highly recommend Power, Sex and Suicide. https://youtu.be&#x
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by 725686 4y ago
For only $425.00
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by 725686 4y ago
“Philosophy of science is about as useful to scientists as ornithology is to birds.” ― Richard Feynman Came to my mind.
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by 725686 4y ago
This might be interesting from a CS perspective, but useless to developers who have to create real life messy business applications.
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by 725686 4y ago
Google maps down in Mexico City
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by 725686 4y ago
I don't know for startups, but for regular companies... not. You must be very young my friend.
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by 725686 4y ago
Nothing beats the video "Git for ages 4 and up": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ffBJ4sVUb4
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by 725686 4y ago
The images are amazing an are SVG.
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by 725686 4y ago
It is interesting, but how can someone patent this?
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by 725686 4y ago
For an evolutionary perspective of cancer and possible new ways to treat them, I recommend the new book "The cheating cell" by Athena Aktipis.
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by 725686 4y ago
I haven't even noticed the differences. I just wait until the skip button appear, or wait a few seconds before glancing. Who cares about to he text?
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Interestingly, mensa is spanish is slang for stupid female.
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by 725686 4y ago
That is a great aphorism!
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by 725686 5y ago
"When companies pay us money it should be because we add value, not because they are locked in."
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A wonderful little video to understand what tensors are, by Daniel Fleish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5liqUk0ZTw Very simple and basic. Edit: incorrectly wrote vectors instead of tensors.
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Any references? Organic molecules is not life.
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I you want some intuition, this Kalid Azad's explanation may help: https://betterexplained.com/articles/matrix-multiplication/
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Hard? You should have seen 35 years ago when you got a new computer, turn it on and all you got was C:/ ...with no internet.
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by 725686 5y ago
"English is a perfectly simple, easy to learn language" What? English writing and pronunciation are atrocious. There are more exceptions than rules. I thought it was a pretty well known fact. There are languages where you can perf
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by 725686 5y ago
Reminded me of the infamous Xerox copier bug that changed numbers in copies! https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres...
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by 725686 5y ago
Rich Hickey is spot on...as always.
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Maybe the noise they generate is good for EVs which are dangerously quiet for pedestrians?
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Last week, on Last Week Tonight, John Oliver talks about PFAS, which was very interesting. Not only teflon, but all kind of repellent fabrics like Gore-tex: https://youtu.be/9W74aeuqsiU
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I was lucky enough to learn git from the "git for ages 4 and up" from Michael Schwern: https://youtu.be/1ffBJ4sVUb4
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I never studied tensors, but for a very first ultra basic understanding of tensors I really liked Dan Fleisch's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5liqUk0ZTw&t=3s He also has some great "Student's Gu

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