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To be honest, you can't know exactly where you are going to find things. I think the rapid discoveries that particle physics were known for within the last centuries maybe are the limits of our current technology. It is not that we lac
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I would like to also point out that the decision to cut the development of scientific Linux came after pressure from fermilab administration. They had the classical, why not just rely on Redhat CentOS and save the efforts. Ironically after
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Is the Hubble crisis connected with the extinction of dinosaurs? (2022)(arxiv.org)
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Did anyone have similar experience with Cody comparing cody with cursor? Most of the metrics does not correlate much with everyday programming tasks. Excluding sourcegrah employees who usually comment on these comparisons comments.
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by elashri 2y ago
> take away the government grants and people lose the incentive to engage in that kind of scientific fraud And the incentives and resources to engage in scientific activities in case of other fields.
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To be honest and judging by the amount and quality of emails I receive weekly from people claiming to have a discovery or sharing this last unification theory, this is a safe assumption. The problem that peer-review solve it not to waste yo
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> Publishers need money to pay for typesetters, proof-readers, and editors Maybe in the past but most of the journals now will return the manuscript to the author or charge for revisions and any typing service. The margin in academic pub
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> I think Moonglow's target audience is slightly different than Colab's though because of the tight VSCode/Cursor integration - many people we've talked to said they really value the code-complete, which you can&#x27
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For reference, here is a list of the current main code assistants: GitHub Copilot Cursor.sh Cody Codeium Amazon Q (formerly CodeWhisperer) Pieces (This team is from Cincinnati, deserving a special mention from a fellow Cincinnatian) Tabnine
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> on a user’s device browsers will be shown in a randomized order per user
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Why can't you just shut up and calculate? /s
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Universities usually get 40-60% of any grant money by researchers as overhead fees. This is usually negotiable but it is not like you have much to barging against administration as individual researcher/group unless you are one of the
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I doubt that if Stackoverflow or Jetbrains surveys included a question about if people just heard about cursor that you will get more than 50%. Let alone people actually using it and ditching VSCode.
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> Safari does respect you It does not respect my desire to change the search engine to something other than the very few on this list. I have to use an extension which redirect all calls to this engine to my engine of choice.
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Most of the academic open source projects except big names in scientific computing will not be searchable if you are relying on stars as a criteria.
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by elashri 2y ago
So does this mean that you can use it for all your small open source repos or do you need to apply for each one? The only mention of free offering is in pricing page where you fill a form with a repo link to apply for the free offering. Edi
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Ironically this sentence origin is in the US context. And the abbreviation is mostly used in American English slang [1]. Please don't take it as attack or even criticism, I just found it funny observation. That might be wrong [1] htt
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I would suggest actually doing a small analysis on the idea of replacing that with a bidet. It will be surprising how it is more cost effective and comfortable option.
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From the original project Github README.md [1] > Be cautious of copycat or coat-tailing sites that exploit the project's popularity with potentially malicious intent. Please only trust information from https://Helper-Scri
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As a physicist, I think this is correct too :). You don't start to see problems with things under that, unless they are deviation from standard model predictions.
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I always ask my academic supervisor for an advice if I want his permission for something. I present my plan that involve what I want to do and then ask if they think this plan is good and if there is alternative. Usually it is yes go for i
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Would you mind sharing the python script?
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I think this is a chance for me to go somehow off topic and ask people how they handle combining the monitoring of different logs one place. I think there are many solutions but must of them gear toward enterprise solutions. What do people
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I rely on a heuristic approach which is to track the rate of change in key metrics like swap usage, disk I/O, and memory pressure over time. The idea is to calculate these rates at regular intervals and use moving averages to smooth ou
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> (over) commented From my experience using ChatGPT, It usually remove most of my already written comments when I ask questions about code I wrote myself. It usually give you outline comments. So unless you are supporter of the self docu
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I think it maybe global but at least it is down in US-East (for sure).
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And while we are at that. Unix communities would make a great contribution by changing "root" as the super user account convention /s. This will help physicists searching for ROOT on the web.
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The concept of near and far detector for a neutrinos experiment is not new. We already have NOvA which DUNE will be its successor and probably will be able to solve the neutrinos mass hierarchy by then.
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> It is worth clarifying though that Hacker News does not hate International Students, but the posts related to them tend to be overwhelmingly negative, reflecting the community’s sympathy for the challenges faced by those studying abroa
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It is always my dream to write an interpreter for my imaginary language that does provide a more human readable syntax to write scripts. It is basically language that compiles to bash because it is everywhere but I really hate writing bash

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