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Did not realize that arXiv had that type of feature. May not actually be well known to many others on HN or arXiv. Thanks for noting the feature was even available. Do you happen to know what they're using for the "similarity?&q
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And that's before you have to try and actually write for grant funding, perform any actual substantial research (that took more than 1.5 days), serve as an editor or reviewer to do any of that "peer reviewed" part, go to a co
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Good point that was not initially noticed. Another in that same tangent, ever notice that a company that makes $350,000,000,000 a year in revenue and has 183k employees, somehow cannot manage to have a main search page that works without Ja
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Not really. In the abstract that's just some number. It's the same issue with money. The numbers involved don't mean anything. 1, 2, 3, 4, large number. Most measurements that actually tend to mean anything tend to be hu
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To the HN folks, maybe we need a "Who wants an academic opportunity?" type thread? Seems like there's a need for Masters / PhD / Post-Doc openings to find Masters / PhD / Post-Doc candidates. "Who w
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I actually looked a bit yesterday, and checked FB particularly to see what the situation was, and maybe have my own anecdotal take. At least part of what I found was that there did not seem to be much actual discussion. It didn't real
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I sympathize with the authors pain, and at least from the comments, it sounds like most have a similar view of CORS. Many weeks of face -> keyboard in response. At some point trying to write JS, I really started believe that the people
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> With social referral traffic now completely dead, the only traffic I get to my blog is when my posts appear on Hacker News Not being a blog writer, that seems rather crazy to hear with how "social" the WWW has supposedly gott
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The discover part at least seems to work acceptably. Stumbled across the Lang's Fairy Books from the late 1800's and early 1900's that collected ~800 stories and 150 poem about mythology, folklore, and fairy tales from all o
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> Bjarne has been criticized for accepting too many (questionable) things He even writes that way in his own article... The quote from the last section of the introduction was hilarious, and actually made me laugh a little bit for almos
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Not sure if this is the creator of the Github project, yet one improvement would be view frustrum culling. Registers 700,000 triangles even when there's nothing visible on-screen, just because the Stanford rabbits happen to be nearby i
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At least part is probably due to the main news stories that were happening on 1/24/2025. That was the day that ICE started their "Nationwide Deportation Operation" on immigrants and it was the same day that a judge bloc
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Hadn't heard of it either until up-thread so I looked. The two primary articles that were found on a search were from Reuters and the San Antonio Express News. Most other seem to just be referencing the Reuters article and using the
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Used to a kind of popular topic in the astronomical community back in the 60's. [1][2][3] [1] 1962, https://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-iarticle_que... [2] 1967, https://adsabs.harvard.edu&#
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Checks out: Store: Rochester NY and Buffalo NY -> 365 by Whole Foods Market, Large Brown Grade A Eggs, 12 Count, 24 oz, $4.19 Notably, if I put in Downtown LA as the store location, I actually get even cheaper eggs offered. Not sure whe
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It's apparently an API, although it's both difficult to find, and apparently only available through an email request to Albertsons. The website is here: https://www.albertsonscompanies.com/amc/ The email req
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This really been the day of people having great comparisons for companies. > Is Google dying or dead in this sense now too? I can't think of any company they've bullied recently ... Such a great summary for judging corporate Am
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The European research budget is not insignificant. Horizon Europe 2021-2027 is the current vehicle that much of the funding is going through (European Research Council [ERC] being one of the most well known parts). It has a budget for the
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If the sentiment upthread holds, and large numbers of US academics move overseas, then relatively shortly, Europe may shift towards being more willing to make big research bets. The population shift introduces new ideas, new perspectives, n
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A part that at least helped with China was that after the Great Recession (and somewhat before), China was also willing to subsidize and invest heavily in local manufacturing and helping individual businesses and communities finance "r
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Thanks for the link on 18F in the feds. Didn't realize how much they had put up on Github and other areas [1]. analytics.usa.gov [2] is also pretty cool. Apparently its Jekyll, Sass, React and d3 from their Github. 343,025 first tim
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Is this the same JustWatch as the guillermo.alvarez post down thread? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42921255
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It's kind of how people used to make fun of the CIA types and "undercover" operatives. Look for the guy wearing a conspicuously plain leather jacket and baseball cap. "Why hello there average looking stranger I've
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This is actually part of what I find so wrong about this entire idea. With all this fine granularity, it seems like ads would be incredibly relevant. Specifically about what you need with something that might actually result in a click-thr
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Parts I found relevant: - It was a clean state of a somewhat old phone (iPhone 11, factory defaults + new apple id) - A single (old) app was installed (Stack by KetchApp, 10-12 years old) - Was sending out an update a second pretty
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It's ok. Not an issue, since it was meeting the request of the competition, not some commenter on the web. On the data density part, actually noticed there's most of the covers for the books too, which was kind of a cool bit. No
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Found the presentation a little overwhelming in the current format. Took a bit to realize the preset part in the upper left actually led to further dataviz vectors like AA (yes/no), rarity, and Google Books inclusion. However, offers
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The joke used to be, "there's no girls on the internet." Now its, "there's no humans on the internet." I struggle to find a comparison that adequately describes the head snap at how fast some of these image &#x
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Similar result, maybe not quite so illustrative, perhaps more colorful, just involving images not videos. Ended up at a similar conclusion. Tried to search user interface design for an ongoing project, and found that Google now simply igno

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