Panoramix

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by Panoramix 2y ago
I've burned out once, but that was enough. I am working again but it's been more than 7 years and I'm not fully recovered. I'm very careful now not to paint myself into a corner (or let some manager do it for me) as I kn
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by Panoramix 2y ago
When I was a small child in a rural environment, my uncle slaughtered a lamb for eating. It was a bloody messy hell. It was an eye opener but it didn't have the impact you think it had, if anything it desensitizes you. My uncle also sh
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Weird article. The energy consumption of an EUV machine is about 1MW, that's why it's interesting to have an efficient alternative, not the actual useful power of the source.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
People can program in python but cannot select a kernel from a list? I find that hard to believe
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by Panoramix 2y ago
We kept that mostly due to inertia and because it's the most profitable for the journals (everybody does their work for free and they don't have to invest in new systems), not because it's the best for science and scientists.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Before these developments it was impossible to fake a politician saying arbitrary stuff. This is a major shift, there's no denying that.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Not OP but the screenshot in the article pretty much shows something that it's not at the source. You'd like to get the "correct" answer straight away, not watch a discussion between two bots.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Straight to the bookmarks
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by Panoramix 2y ago
I'm willing to bet poverty is really what is leading, everything else is a spurious correlation. If you're poor you probably live in a more dangerous area, are in a significantly worse situation to study, need money right now so n
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by Panoramix 3y ago
If I was designing one of these things my goal would not be to replace present day computers - which at this point is nearly impossible given the millions of man hours spent optimizing them - but to carve a niche where you outperform them i
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by Panoramix 3y ago
The whole point is that this is not AI hallucination
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by Panoramix 3y ago
Absolutely, it's such an American-centric way of thinking. Which given the context is really ironic.
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by Panoramix 3y ago
I put about a tablespoon of cacao nibs in my breakfast cereal every morning. They are tasty and high in fiber. I guess I have to do some calculations on cadmium exposure.
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by Panoramix 3y ago
I'm not sure I really "get" the 400 year old physics. Things like the Lagrangian, Lagrangian transform, and the principle of least action and the Hamiltonian. I understand them on a superficial level and I know very well how
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by Panoramix 3y ago
He objectively sucks. He's had all the time in the world to improve his technique (to be on par with an average professional drummer) but he just doesn't care. If you listen to them live you'll immediately hear that he can&#x
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by Panoramix 3y ago
I've spent almost two decades with complex equipment. In my view it's about functionality. The spread out sw works better because it is there to provide a specific function, requested by people who know what they need and what the
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by Panoramix 3y ago
> I've witnessed visiting Indian colleagues of mine being threatened on the street for having dark skin and racist demonstrations are a weekly occurrence. So, like the US?
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by Panoramix 3y ago
As opposed to that healthy crack. I guess this is clickbait based on the fact that there are so many alcohol users that the total alcohol related damage is worse (think car accidents and such).
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by Panoramix 3y ago
That only works for dishes that are related or similar to other dishes you've made in the past. As soon as a banana leaf, raw fish, etc etc enters the picture you'll want to read the long form. Also if you want to actually get bet
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by Panoramix 3y ago
It's the difference between spending a lot of time at the slot machine vs becoming good at chess. It's s massive difference. You don't "grind" chess, you learn from your failures and get better at it. Sure, you can
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by Panoramix 3y ago
I haven't met anyone that has read Einstein's papers and things of him as something but a super genius. Obviously his work is based on the result of others, you could make that claim for 100% of scientists and mathematicians. Not
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by Panoramix 3y ago
That's nothing, most sites nowadays have all the above plus some advertisement banner plus some video on autoplay and when you get past all that, in the remaining 5% of your screen that is still dedicated for its intended purpose, you
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by Panoramix 3y ago
You can dislike him while recognising that there's stuff besides money and luck involved.
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by Panoramix 3y ago
Is that not just selection bias? Makes sense that the most gifted students at the most prestigious school over a span of 30 years went on to have great careers.
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by Panoramix 3y ago
Didn't their valuation dropped in half? An effort to marginally increase profits cost them billions in the end.
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by Panoramix 3y ago
The greedy bastards won't even pay taxes. If there was a good alternative I would switch in a heartbeat. I am happy to pay content creators, but paying $12 or $18 per month just so they disable some anti-patterns really rubs me the
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by Panoramix 3y ago
We don't really need most of this stuff anyway. I survived just fine back in the day without mobile phones. As to the drivers.. performance, efficiency, consumer expectations, smaller devices such as wearable and IoT, and a competitive
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by Panoramix 3y ago
Ok, I wrote "any" but I think the one with bread in the middle would be accepted by most (club sandwich). Can't edit on this app..
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by Panoramix 3y ago
I don't understand. If you walk into an establishment and ask for a sandwich, and they bring you any of the items you listed, you and me and everyone would be upset and confused. So no they are not sandwiches.
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by Panoramix 3y ago
It's broken by design

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