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by jarenmf 5y ago
They seem to have a preprint here [1] [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.13385
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by jarenmf 5y ago
If usually delete to another register to avoid that, "dd for example :)
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by jarenmf 5y ago
If I was ever to know of my upcoming death, I hope to have that courage and clarity of thought to face it with such dignity.
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Sometimes certain measuring instruments can be assumed to have such profiles for noise, in this case generating noise is useful for Monte Carlo based modeling or uncertainty propagation.
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by jarenmf 5y ago
As someone coming from a failed state, the Internet is probably the recent invention with most tangible positive impact on people's lives. Even with Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, ... etc the pros hugely outweigh the cons.
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A 100-year-old mechanical computer [video](youtube.com)
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Also: like my feet متل إجري and like my ass متل طيزي I'm sure there are many other examples in other Arabic dialects
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by jarenmf 5y ago
I kind of feel disappointed of myself for not hearing of it before although I have searched for a way to script brightness control of my monitors and ended up using suboptimal xrandr for it
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by jarenmf 5y ago
That's unfortunate because his content used to be very good and this video seems only seeking engagement at a very shallow level, e.g. doesn't even mention transmission lines.
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by jarenmf 5y ago
I found kitty faster on my system
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Seems so, except that in this case it is basically just the modulus whereas the PSD is the modulus squared |A|^2
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by jarenmf 5y ago
I might be mistaken but since the auto-correlation function is the inverse FFT of the power spectral density and power spectral density doesn't contain information about the phase. Thus, it's like dropping the phase and taking IFF
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by jarenmf 5y ago
It's still too early to say it's mild.
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by jarenmf 5y ago
I've had great luck with cold emailing scientists with interesting questions or asking for code, I almost always got interesting and lengthy answers even from famous scientists in the field whom you'd expect to be super busy.
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Notion is great, I particularly like the database concept with multiple views and how easy it is to to embed different views on different pages. I also like the rich formatting options that make it easy to create aesthetically pleasing page
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Seems like an interesting project, what are the differences from borg?
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by jarenmf 5y ago
A PhD is a journey of self discovery. There's something uniquely fulfilling about being on the edge of human knowledge on one particular subject and pushing that edge a tiny bit. No one does a PhD for the money. Even if you don't
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by jarenmf 5y ago
It is the fruit we eat. However, the fruit/vegetable distinction does not make a lot of sense botanically.
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by jarenmf 5y ago
> 92% efficiency in converting a tonne of CO2, using just 230kWh of energy. They estimate this equates to a cost of around $100 per tonne of CO2. Not sure if this is really competitive enough. Just read recently[1][2] that EEMPA based so
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by jarenmf 5y ago
I think one of the major advantages of wavelets is the time-frequency representation of the signal, which means being able to see the different spectra of the signal change over time (at different scales) which is not easily attainable with
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by jarenmf 5y ago
From the paper in question[1] "carbon dioxide is reduced to methanol by an inorganic catalyst and then converted by enzymes first to three and six carbon sugar units and then to polymeric starch. This artificial starch anabolic pathway
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by jarenmf 5y ago
I try to make whatever I'm learning fun and relatable. That means making it not boring. Usually I don't follow any technique I just set a goal and mindlessly try to achieve it by learning things along the way. If it's a progr
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Reading alone would take some serious hard work. To make any meaningful contribution in any field you have to do some serious reading (and understanding) to bring yourself up to date with the field.
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Same in Germany, it's 250 EUR
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by jarenmf 5y ago
If it brings OP joy, it's a reasonable and meaningful purchase
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by jarenmf 5y ago
It is a great algorithm. It is, however, a boring method and really takes a lot of discipline to make it a habit. For me, the best way to learn anything is have it tied to a fun challenge or a personal project. I've never been successf
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Indeed, you can: faketime -f '+2y x0.1' /bin/bash -c 'date; while true; do echo $SECONDS ; sleep 1 ; done'
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by jarenmf 5y ago
faketime '2008-12-24 01:15:43' /bin/date
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by jarenmf 5y ago
Good point. I am indeed synchronizing the borg file. I have however my script run borg check before it synchronizes to the cloud. It would be better to synchronize the source files but the encryption and deduplication are what's keepin
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by jarenmf 5y ago
I use borg backup to sync all our files (from ~5 machines) to an old PC which synchronizes everything to the cloud. Borg has deduplication, compression, encryption, and saves several versions of the files which I think is crucial. Also all

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