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According to Website Carbon Calculator, each page view produces 2.22g of CO₂. I think it would be lower if you use an ad blocker. https://www.websitecarbon.com/website/bbc-com-future-article...
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It's also on Android.
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Searchability I guess? LaTex is for displaying mathematics, whereas this looks like an AST for math.
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Shortly put, "weather" is short-term, localized state of atmosphere (e.g. "There will be rain tomorrow in NYC"), whereas "climate" is long-term, more extensive environmental conditions (hence "average"
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6y ago
An article in a similar vein, "Implementing the Exponential Function" in C++ and Python, with detailed analysis and visualizations for the error. https://www.pseudorandom.com/implementing-exp
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250 million non-US users to 4.3 billion Internet users (excluding the US) is about 5.8%. Compared that to 23% in the US. Twitter is very US-centric.
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How exactly does using TikTok help China silence millions of camped Uyghurs? If we all switched to Facebook would their voices be heard?
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Not only Americans. Vietnamese people view white, Western people very favorably, since they generally look up to those developed nations (and their citizens). And yes, part of the reason is that the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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A link for those who prefer reading: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02053-6 It seems like this method can be generalized to a detection problem. Anyone knows other applications of this technique?
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I think it's this one. https://mobile.twitter.com/liyuajia/status/12812613378307112...
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Not sure how you get that number, but if you didn't isolate, wouldn't your chance of dying higher?
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I watched a great YT video on this. Still kinda hard to believe it's possible. https://youtu.be/sKqt6e7EcCs
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The math template (the HTML one, not MathJax) and many other templates don't work well with the mobile version, and the talk page isn't there. On desktop, I suggest installing Stylus and using a more readable and elegant Wikipedia
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Yeah tell that to the music industry.
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Yep, this is called Binet formula, and actually all linear recurrence sequences have one.
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Haven't read this yet, but "Fermat's Last Theorem" by the same author is a really good and approachable book.
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South Korea and Japan are definitely not "middle development countries".
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An article by Douglas Hofstadter, On Number Numbness , eloquently described these types of estimation problem and the inability of human to comprehend the scale of large number. It was discussed on HN some time ago. https://news
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6y ago
I think your best option is AdGuard.
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It isn't necessary that the majority of the population hates it. Just a sizeable portion like 20% is enough. Also the puzzling thing is the stark disparity of the perception of the smell between different people. That doesn't happ
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It puzzles me how the smell of durian, which I find very aromatic, can be disgusting to some people. Also dragon fruit is a 'bland mush'? I've must have been eating the wrong fruit. There's also a red dragon fruit which
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It's kinda like not putting all the app shortcuts on your desktop. Maybe people don't know that they want it.
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I asked my parents once about the eye floaters but they didn't seem to get what it is, so I just assumed it's only me. Granted, as a kid I had this egotistical sense of self, to which I attributed a number of misconceptions about
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Ohhhhhhhhh! So that's why whenever I stop and look up at a traffic light with a timer, the first second always seem longer than the subsequent ones. This is so cool. It's one of those mundane things that you think only occur to yo
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That property is called phonemic orthography, and some examples include Finnish, Turkish and Esperanto.
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Reading the first Git version, i.e. its initial commit, makes learning git easier for me. Albeit very simple and barebone, its ideas are pretty fundamental to Git and differentiate it from many other VCSs.
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What is used in other countries? I assume Visual Studio or Eclipse? We used Code::Blocks in our high school.
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> We've now confirmed that Asians are less affected then Whites, Blacks and Latinos by this disease, mostly due to ACE2 handling differences across the populations. Source? Something like this seem like very big news, and I haven&#x
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> Contradictions exist - if they didn't I wouldn't be able to contradict myself when I want to. Huh, I haven't thought about it that way. Very interesting.
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They are both counter-intuitive. The difference is that proving Banach–Tarski paradox requires the axiom of choice.
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