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joeberon
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joeberon
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That's a very complicated question really and kind of beyond my specialisation, but it mostly comes down to something called "renormalization", which is a technique used to construct a Quantum Field Theory. Unfortunately it d
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joeberon
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One huge motivation is the disturbingly fierce incompatibility between the Standard Model and GR
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For me it was just a realisation that reproduction is just one way we pass ourselves on, but one that has a lot of evolutionary push to make us want to do. For me, I was just born without that push for whatever reason. I'm not sure if
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joeberon
5y ago
The mind is the world though. If the mind is distorted, the world is distorted. They can't really be considered separate, because for that being their mind is the true reality.
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joeberon
6y ago
It's standard Google practise to abandon old projects and move onto fresh new ones. It's due to how the internal promotion system works. Everyone should be aware of this by now..
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6y ago
Wow this is very slow
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6y ago
Here in the UKs, VWs are considered reliable and among the easiest to find parts for
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joeberon
6y ago
Agreed, it's been replaced by pure materialism/physicalism
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I'm confused about what this does. Is it time domain or frequency domain? Is it compatible with a FINESSE style description of the setup? Does it have higher order mode analysis? Can you add signals to modulate mirrors? Can you propaga
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joeberon
6y ago
Yes
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joeberon
6y ago
What an incredibly weird niche account
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6y ago
I’ve experienced no abuse as a PhD student. However things have happened around me that could be interpreted as abuse. For example our group leader used to love confronting people who didn’t understand certain concepts. I don’t think that’s
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joeberon
6y ago
Very cool! Mine is kinda sparse tho, but I like that. It peters out towards end of the year which makes it look like the edge of the city
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joeberon
6y ago
I imagine support@nosupportlinuxhosting.com is routed to /dev/null?
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joeberon
6y ago
But react isn’t the widget library
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joeberon
6y ago
Please improve the style of your webpage. It seems to just serve up the text directly, leading to far too many characters per line, and making it extremely difficult to read. Ideally your line length should be somewhere around 70 to 90 char
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6y ago
I think my situation is quite different. I do very little coding actually too! I am quite independent and a purely theoretical physicist. I've already put out a couple of papers and would be able to continue well without my supervisor.
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joeberon
6y ago
I'm a phd student in physics, I'd say about 3 or 4 hours a day
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6y ago
Microdosing LSD is common solution to this in tech industry
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joeberon
6y ago
imo it's a small group of super genius people who are trying to justify that ability to work at full capacity at all times should be a universal trait among engineers somehow
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6y ago
> Is mixing tech and religion appropriate? Why wouldn't it be?
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6y ago
I also highly recommend mindfulness meditation to reduce fear of death and improve quality of life
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6y ago
> an out of place racial banner Are you talking about black lives matter here? If so that is the total opposite of what they meant. That is literally anti-authoritarian, anti-police killing innocent black people.
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6y ago
Why is it saddening? Only to us as social intelligent animals. Stop projecting your clinging to your continued existence onto nature!
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6y ago
“You are blocked from following this account” guess I got hit by one of the old school block lists?
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6y ago
Is this a joke? I really can’t tell
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6y ago
I can’t possibly believe that this would not already have been pounced on by both scientists and major governments if it were as promising as made out here, sorry.
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9am
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The low frequency noise is very bad for ground-based gravitational-wave interferometers. For example, seismic noise from ground motion, such as waves hitting the west coast for LIGO Hanford, or logging operations for LIGO Livingston; also t
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6y ago
To help the body survive
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