elashri

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by elashri 1y ago
I think it is usually means "for the price I can afford". Housing as you can imagine is not luxury item in your life.
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by elashri 1y ago
I will give you personal experience learning CUDA that might be helpful. Disclaime: I don't claim that this is actually a systematic way to learn it and it is more for academic work. I got assigned to a project that needs learning CUDA
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by elashri 1y ago
Now that makes more sense regarding this point. I missed the date. I think the submission title needs (2018).
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by elashri 1y ago
I think one way or another you will have to trust some entity with your DNS. Unless you are willing to use tor all the way on OS level. Even running your own recursive DNS resolver will leak your IP to root servers. Put VPN in front of it a
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by elashri 1y ago
I have seen much more stories about people losing access to their Gmail because of a comment flagged somewhere else (i.e YouTube) than people losing access to their domains (it is hard to miss all these reminders about renewal and you shoul
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by elashri 1y ago
I find that self hosting "devdocs" [1] and having zeal (on linux) [2] solves a lot of these problems with the offline docs. [1] https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/devdocs [2] https://zealdocs.org&#x2
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by elashri 1y ago
> If you're on iOS, consider switching to an OS where a big corp doesn't control what software you can run. There is a beta version of ublock origin lite available now on iOS [1] [1] https://github.com/uBlockOri
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by elashri 1y ago
Any citation for your "exact" claim here??
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by elashri 1y ago
1.1.1.1 is cloudflare not opendns. Also you need to use something like unbound as recursive DNS because most of people using pi hole or adguard home they are forwarded DNS and still need upstream. But I agree with you, I run unbound+ Adguar
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Muon g-2 announces most precise measurement of the magnetic anomaly of the muon(news.fnal.gov)
7 points by elashri 1y ago|0 comments
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Kagi status update: First three years(blog.kagi.com)
48 points by elashri 1y ago|6 comments
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by elashri 1y ago
I think there is a term that describes an organization or team tendency to try to preserve their role. So they don't have incentive to solve all the problems they are created to solve. But I can't remember this term or if there is
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by elashri 1y ago
Someone is already forked to the last version befote changes [1] but not sure about the potential project future or if it is going to gain traction. Also any alternative that people are using that is similar? [1] https://github.c
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Waterfox Private Search(search.waterfox.net)
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by elashri 1y ago
A prepublished version of the paper is available on arxiv [1] [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.12652
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by elashri 1y ago
> For instance, the newest super collider project that some people are pushing for completely misses the opportunity cost of not funding other projects that could be far more impactful, like wakefield accelerators, which would reduce the
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by elashri 1y ago
Maybe "Schrödinger Fix". Not that it is used by anyone.
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Can Germany rein in its academic bullying problem?(nature.com)
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by elashri 1y ago
I just did a funny exercise (details are not interesting) to estimate how long would LHC and Alice need (assuming perfect conditions and ignoring any limitations) to get enough gold to fund FCC (15B CHF assuming today's gold price in C
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Being honest about using AI at work makes people trust you less, research finds(theconversation.com)
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by elashri 1y ago
I realized now that I used this jargon and would have different meaning too :D Just for reference, some people in particle physics would use this to refer to O(x) where x is the order of magnitude number. so O(2) would means hundreds. So “l
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by elashri 1y ago
Summer students at CERN lives in CERN Meyrin hostel nowadays. I heard that this make life much easier for them. But it is more affordable than anything in Geneva or Meyrin. And definitely would fit the low O(2) accepted students. At the exp
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by elashri 1y ago
An increasing number of them also rely on hard coded DoH servers which is harder to block/redirect. You will need to will Pi-Hole/Adguard Home on router to block them based on some curtailed lists (i.e [1]) [1] https://
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by elashri 1y ago
Currently you will find that LaTeX is the de facto standard at CERN. Maybe only management would not use it. But CERN gives overleaf professional licence to each member. And all templates I have seen for everything I interacted with that is
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GitHub now provides a warning about hidden Unicode text(github.blog)
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by elashri 1y ago
That explains something happened to me recently and I felt that's strange. I gave it a script that does some calculations based on some data. I asked what are the bottleneck/s in this code and it started by saying "Good code,
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by elashri 1y ago
The one who said that is "Al-Biruni" which is another scientist from the same place [1]. And actually I think arabic is more suitable for poetry than persian. It is more about it being the language of quran [1] https://e
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by elashri 1y ago
> So the omission of an acceptance should be on par with an explicit rejection I know that is says "should" but how common that practice is followed by the websites? And in that case, wouldn't blocking the entire popups li
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by elashri 1y ago
It is violating the license terms of the official MS extensions like Pylance, C/C++ suite, Jupyter, remote development suite ...etc. They state that they must be used with the official release of the VSCode and not any fork.
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by elashri 1y ago
It is also how the word "Algorithm" came from. It is basically a variation of the Latin translation of his name -algoritmi- [1] [1] https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/91544/how-algorithm...

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