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Einstein, Oppenheimer, Feynman: Physics in the 20th Century (2011)(ocw.mit.edu)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
Your approach to ask specific questions is a good one. I've found that the key to avoiding persuasion by reviewers with undisclosed conflicts of interest—which includes Reddit comments made by people who bought accounts with a posting
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Associated Press clarifies standards around generative AI(niemanlab.org)
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Do you think more clearly when reading or when listening?(psyche.co)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
I like using UltiSnips to easily write lengthy commands, when typesetting mathematical notes using Vim as a text editor for the LaTeX software. For example, if I want to add an image to a document, the necessary full command to type this mi
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The AI Power Paradox–Can States Learn to Govern Artificial Intelligence in Time?(foreignaffairs.com)
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AI Detection Tools Falsely Accuse International Students of Cheating(themarkup.org)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
A note on the submission title: I submitted the original title of webpage's mobile version (which includes the question "How Much Caffeine to Drink to Stay Alert?"), though the desktop version shortens the headline to just &q
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Coffee Kick Calculator – How Much Caffeine to Drink to Stay Alert?(omnicalculator.com)
2 points by jyunwai 3y ago|2 comments
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Sun blasts out highest-energy radiation ever recorded(space.com)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
Space.com's coverage includes the specific altitude [1], listing 88.4 km: "The space plane reached a maximum speed of about Mach 2.9 on Galactic-02 — 2.9 times the speed of sound — and a peak altitude of 290,000 feet (88.4 kilomet
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It’s Complicated: Unpacking the Risks Behind Canada’s Digital Services Tax Plan(michaelgeist.ca)
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Credit card debt tops $1 trillion, trapping even six-figure earners(washingtonpost.com)
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Restore the Integral to the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (2009)(maa.org)
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How to Quickly Get to the Important Truth Inside Any Privacy Policy(themarkup.org)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
Users can also find a text-only transcript of the game published by the developer, which can useful for making study notes or for accessibility (ideally after playing the game at least once if possible, as the concepts are more memorable wi
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by jyunwai 3y ago
I enjoyed the read. For readers who skim the comments before deciding to read the submission, a main idea of the author Nielsen is that one of the most important principles to develop a successful research career is to carefully choose the
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by jyunwai 3y ago
Though I'm not the same commenter, I personally got over the curve by learning from the https://latex-tutorial.com/tutorials/ website recommended by my professor of a math course, and then by learning how to use t
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The Writers’ Strike over AI Is Bigger Than Hollywood(themarkup.org)
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How to connect with your future self(psyche.co)
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What banks do with your money(washingtonpost.com)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
"Tiny Habits" by Dr. BJ Fogg, a research associate at Stanford, is my preferred book (though my view is more boring: I think "Atomic Habits," "The Power of Habit," and "Tiny Habits" are all worth a gl