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How a warming Earth is changing our brains, bodies and minds(aeon.co)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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China is the sole manufacturing superpower: A line sketch of the rise(cepr.org)
12 points by elashri 2y ago|5 comments
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by elashri 2y ago
You still get these ads even when you go and buy YouTube premium that should be actually your way to an experience free of ads.
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by elashri 2y ago
> One terminal required an account/login to operate, which is a big no IMO, another was written in {Java,Type}Script so simple commands like `yes` would break it due to the async nature of streams in node.js. Let me guess, that&#x27
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by elashri 2y ago
One particular difficulty is that now we have hundreds of countries with hundreds of languages (thousands) so you will not be able to put any objective (and probably even subjective) criteria to judge. Some languages have better poetry stru
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by elashri 2y ago
Entire planet maps/topology I guess. But my mind had much much more ambitious first thought.
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by elashri 2y ago
> or another process Does it by any chance a process started by multiprocessing? /s. On a serious note, I feel like this is a valid usage and as someone who really like the no-gil approach I still would want python to handle the gil
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by elashri 2y ago
Stop creating new accounts to post the same comment on each No-gil submission on HN.
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by elashri 2y ago
Python is the de-facto default and main language in data science and ML community. You start because it is easy and have a great ecosystem but then after some time you start to worry about performance at some point. And it takes time, effor
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by elashri 2y ago
It is more involving [1] [1] https://phys.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Electricity_and_Magn...
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by elashri 2y ago
On a somewhat off-topic point, the photino, which is the proposed superpartner of the photon, will not be massless. If it exists, we know for sure that it will have a mass significantly larger than that of the electron. For starters, we wou
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Ask Ethan: Could we build a collider bigger than Earth?(bigthink.com)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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We're not as 3-Dimensional as We Think(lesswrong.com)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 2y ago
To deploy it I think you mean on a vps. Now all your searches by Searx will be routed to other engines with the IP of your vps. So unless you deploy it with something like gluten to provide VPN access for searx. You will let those engines b
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by elashri 2y ago
I had a good laugh for both the praise and roast versions. Roasting: > And what’s with the machine learning obsession? You’re bagging on the very tools you claim to love while you play God in high-energy physics. I hope you’re better at
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How to make a midsize black hole(pubs.aip.org)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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Solid-state batteries are finally making their way out of the lab(freethink.com)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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Starts with a Bang #108 – A Future Particle Collider [audio](soundcloud.com)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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When to Trust an AI Model(news.mit.edu)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 2y ago
> make those foreigners pay for our public services Do you realize that after a person gets H1B visa and start working they are still paying taxes. It is usually higher. My last experience was F1 visa and I was paying more taxes than my
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by elashri 2y ago
> Here is what people have been saying about ctypes.sh: "that's disgusting" "this has got to stop" "you've gone too far with this" "is this a joke?" "I never knew the c could stand f
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by elashri 2y ago
Away from the fact that this is not taken seriously by the physics community. This is the first time we have a chance to use crypto to support a fundamental physics research \s [1] [1] https://www.wolframphysics.org/membersh
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List of UBlacklist Subscriptions(github.com)
2 points by elashri 2y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 2y ago
Kagi doesn't provide it natively because of performance issues. They contributed to ublacklist to add kagi search. You can use it with regex and matching rules > If you need advanced blocking features, such as specifying rules by ma
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by elashri 2y ago
Maybe off topic but I am old enough that I remember when AMD were inferior and should be avoided. It is one point in the famous "Is your son a computer hacker [1] > If your son has requested a new "processor" from a compan
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by elashri 2y ago
Thanks, corrected
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by elashri 2y ago
Pinterest serves pages in many domains (different TLDs). It is better to use a regex to block them.
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by elashri 2y ago
I would suggest you use uBlacklist extension and achieve this goal yourself and on all search engines.
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by elashri 2y ago
After all the death of internet will be death of discovery on the web. Now we will have silos and walled garden with some agreements between them. I would imagine the publishing industry to follow suit shortly and the academic knowledge dis
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by elashri 2y ago
>incentivize people to also publish null results This will hardly achieve this goal as you basically make things harder, and now you are introducing more overhead. The main reason why people don't like publishing null results is tha

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