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by brummm 7y ago
Like...Vine maybe
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by brummm 7y ago
I think the guide is ok, but I actually believe some of the things that are in the graduate section should be in the undergraduate section. One thing that is important: Everything starts with classical mechanics. Newtownian phsyics is the b
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by brummm 7y ago
I used Sage heavily when working in string theory a long time ago. It's very powerful. But for symbolic math, if possible, I would still use mathematica.
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by brummm 7y ago
When did Italy lock down the country? Last week? So then next week should hopefully be their peak.
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by brummm 7y ago
Messing with the system python without using some form of virtual environment is a recipe for disaster.
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by brummm 7y ago
Good thing they're leaving the EU then...
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by brummm 7y ago
I really hope the EU will not allow this kind of US meat into the EU market...
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by brummm 7y ago
There is no believing in them. Gravitational waves have been observed and you can't "believe" or "not believe" in them anymore than you can "believe" or "not believe" in electricity.
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by brummm 7y ago
I mean, except Ford and Tesla, none of the American brands are very popular in Europe. I guess this would move affect European and Asian car makers that can collect more data outside of Europe.
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by brummm 7y ago
Your units don't add up: W = J/s -> W*s = J. What you calculated was 10^(-7) J, not W.
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by brummm 7y ago
You'd probably always have to stay in the shadow of some celestial body and the 3K microwave background would be an issue as well that would have to be solved.
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by brummm 7y ago
Isn't everybody using slack technically also using IRC?
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by brummm 7y ago
It's missing green cabbage stew in northern Germany. One of the best things ever
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by brummm 7y ago
I mean, one could say the same about musical notation. It might not be 99.9%, but probably close to 75%.
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by brummm 7y ago
It also might just have been lucky 15min for the first guy.
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by brummm 7y ago
It's not a real Nobel prize...
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by brummm 7y ago
Seems more like objective-snark instead of left-snark to me...
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by brummm 7y ago
I don't think Jupyter notebooks should be used for automated jobs. They're great for exploratory stuff but once things are getting fleshed out and cleaned up, one should move to proper python files that can be unit tested and vers
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by brummm 7y ago
It's often the same with German names/words. Ü/U, etc are absolutely not the same and not equivalent. Leaving out the two dots on top of the U changes the whole word/meaning. Ü would be equivalently written as ue.
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by brummm 7y ago
There are lots of unexplained things that we already know about that are outside of the standard model. For example: - The standard model doesn't explain any of the rest masses of the fundamental particles nor any of the coupling const
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by brummm 7y ago
Electric heating in Germany would be insane. A sure way to get very poor very quickly.
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by brummm 7y ago
I think in certain situations the walrus operator will probably be useful. But it definitely makes code less legible, which makes me cautious. The only useful use case I have found so far is list comprehensions where some function evaluatio
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by brummm 7y ago
I mean, the paper just describes an experiment that confirmed the theory that's from the 90s. So it's definitely not a surprise, since this behaviour was expected...
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by brummm 7y ago
To be fair, I think Dota has much harder counters for some heroes than LOL
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by brummm 8y ago
Also, not to confuse you more, but for light, time actually stands still since it is moving at the speed of light.
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by brummm 8y ago
This is just wrong. The Planck time is just the time scale when quantum and gravity effects become both equally important. The wikipedia article even says so. It's definitely not some sort of time quantum.