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by elashri 2y ago
TLDR: Researchers in one big university survey in UK tend to prefer taking air travel (mostly juniors) than taking train or other alternative methods. The article is discussing from European perceptive where there is actually other options.
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by elashri 2y ago
This app added this AI feature recently. It is very successful for years before current LLM hype.
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Facebook scraped every Australian adult user's public posts to train AI(abc.net.au)
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US takes aim at Shein and Temu with new import rule proposal(theverge.com)
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by elashri 2y ago
I think in this case they should focus more on explaining that this is for household family not for families in general.
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String Theory and the Crisis in Physics – [video](youtube.com)
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Explain it in 60 seconds: W boson(symmetrymagazine.org)
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First neutrinos detected at Fermilab short-baseline detector(interactions.org)
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by elashri 2y ago
And that exclude long distance relationships and the case when one of the family members is studying abroad. And this is a realistic scenario not a hypothetical one.
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Apple Makes iPhone 16 Batteries Easier to Replace to Comply with EU Law(macrumors.com)
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by elashri 2y ago
One useful use case would be helping making academic papers more accessible. It would be useful also for people to listen to arxiv papers that seems interesting. It would be useful tool in academic world. Also useful for students who would
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by elashri 2y ago
Firefox stopped using 'browser.newtab.url' long time ago as it was a preferred attack surface for male are trying to redirect people to scam pages. I understand that you are annoyed but you can still use an addon to do that which
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Atom interferometer measures centimeter-scale gravity(pubs.aip.org)
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by elashri 2y ago
Arxiv already provide a HTML version of the articles [1]. The authors does not have to provide HTML version, it is converted by arxiv. i.e [2] [1] https://info.arxiv.org/about/accessible_HTML.html [2] https:/&#x2
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by elashri 2y ago
> and research has become dramatically easier If you mean access to research opportunities and resources including mentorship then you are probably right. If you mean the research itself then no in STEM at least. For example you would ne
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Python 3.13.0rc2(python.org)
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Harnessing Machine Learning to Guide Scientific Understanding(physics.aps.org)
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by elashri 2y ago
Doesn't UK have a similar problem but with soccer (The real game you play mainly with foot) games?
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by elashri 2y ago
> so it’s usually not worth spending a ton of time optimizing single-threaded performance for a single experiment when I can just perform a big MapReduce. Is this the scientific version of "rich people problems"? But I have a p
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by elashri 2y ago
At 2.4% drop in sales and if we assume that for this year this didn't expect a decrease and increase and assume that the normal standard deviation in sales data of 1%. This would mean that we have a 2.4 sigma deviation. As a particle p
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by elashri 2y ago
Interesting take. I never tried to register on lobsters and never used slashdot too. But it is ironic you mention it. I tried to register and I got that > New user registration is now approved by Slashdot administrators. Please contact f
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by elashri 2y ago
You can read the paper itself to get my useful information. The title and article is confusing. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4895486
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by elashri 2y ago
I guess it would be hard to find a high school with the sample size that you need (thousand) that will agree on collaborating. And in the US every county will have different rules and in terms of math they don't teach it in standard wa
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by elashri 2y ago
> no falsifiable prediction You forgot to add "with our current technology ability to probe the required energy scale".
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by elashri 2y ago
> Are you saying that one day we will be able to devise experiments to observe these things? The problem is that we might be on an exponential scale. So instead of decades it could be centuries assuming the humanity survives and keep dev
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by elashri 2y ago
Actually it is E^2 = (MC)^2 + (PC^2)^2 The first term is describing the rest mass. You can redefine the mass term to make it E=mc^2 but now this mass does not correspond to the rest mass. And for sure you can have energy without having a re
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by elashri 2y ago
What you are trying to describe is what we call phase transition. So just to make it clear the reason higgs field working like that is that after the big bang and cooling of universe to about 10^5 kelvins (don't try to convert this to
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IEEE President's Note: Why Students Should Stay with IEEE(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by elashri 2y ago
Lenses are different from kagi small web. I encourage you to read the docs on both. You are replying on someone explaining lenses which is something google had something similar in the past when they allowed power users to control search.
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by elashri 2y ago
I started using tmux because 12 years ago all people said it is better than screen. I didn't use screen much myself. Sometime I read a comparison and it seems screen is good for my usage. But I didn't want to leave tmux because I

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