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4y ago
Given that we have a limited number of productive hours per day, say 3-4, the overall performance is better with 5-day workweek. Add 2-3 hours of tuning your mind, meetings, emails, etc. Which gives 5-7 hours. In line with what you said. So
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4y ago
My ThinkPad P14s Gen1 has 10th Gen i7 with Intel UHD GPU, which is 2x slower than Iris Xe. I do not play either. Most noticeable lags I have are 4K youtube videos. Is it OK for you ?
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Ask HN: Lenovo laptop with decent 4K support
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4y ago
Avoiding smart pointers for those reasons is a bad idea. Smart pointers are unified since C++11 standard with support in all modern compilers for various platform. Invest some time to get familiar with them and you will not regret.
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Narrative Programming
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My C++ Toolset
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9y ago
That is right, researchers are paid by the universities. BUT, to be hired researchers need a strong list of publications in peer-reviewed journals. This is usually the most influential factor for ranking. For this reasons some journals char
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11y ago
What 5:2 stands for: 2 days of fasting per week? If so, what days do you fast at?
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gituliar
11y ago
One year is a quite long period; do you see some noticable changes since you started to fast: wieght loss, more/less active, etc?
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7 Reasons Why You Will Never Do Anything Amazing With Your Life
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13y ago
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gituliar
13y ago
How I love irony...
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gituliar
13y ago
I think that no. GPL permits to keep one's changes private and doesn't force to make them public, that is bad in the case of scientific software. However, it forbids to distribute changes under the terms of other licenses, i.e. non-free, th
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gituliar
13y ago
I'm a particle physics theorist. In our field there are a lot of open-source (see http://www.hepforge.org/projects ), as well as some private projects. I believe that source code should be published/shared in tandem with results it produce
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14y ago
What about WingIDE? Does it make sense to switch to PyCharm?
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14y ago
A key concepts beyond Mathematica are pattern matching and rule-based programming, but not a functional programming. Yes, it has lambdas and first-class functions, but that's it. What about closures, for example? Therefore one would better