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https://github.com/a5huynh/spyglass > A personal search engine, crawl & index websites you want with a simple set of rules
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Abstract: > The recent work “Combinatorial Optimization with Physics-Inspired Graph Neural Networks” [Nat Mach Intell 4 (2022) 367] introduces a physics-inspired unsupervised Graph Neural Network (GNN) to solve combinatorial optimization
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When modern graph neural networks do worse than classical greedy algorithms
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Uh, if by "most of the internet" you mean Reddit, 4chan, and HN, then sure.
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The article you linked argues for a change in the way multiplication is explained to children, not the way it is defined. > Telling students falsehoods on the assumption that they can be corrected later is rarely a good idea. And telling
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The one with the best UX I found is Lithium Reader, but it only supports epub. For a versatile reader, I use ReadEra, which can open more formats than I care about. Both are free and have no ads.
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What did you answer for problem 6, where a rich man offers you money to pull the lever and kill someone else? Presumably, a rich man is likely to have more economic productivity than a random person.
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Same with Android.
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Memory Project: The Shanghai Lockdown
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Revisiting Stateful Metaprogramming in C++20
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I am in a math-learning Discord server led by a PhD guy, where everyone works through math books recommended by him, solves the exercises and posts the solutions to get checked. Of course, you can always ask questions. All of the math is pr
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No. Any constant is in O(1), but not in o(1). Specifically, f=O(g) means f is (eventually) at most Cg for a certain C, but f=o(g) means f is (eventually) at most Cg for all C. A useful, albeit not really rigorous, way to think about this is
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AFAIK, musikcube is the only thing available on Windows. Have been satisfied with it in the past, but now I just use Spotify.
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For more methods to uniformly generate points on an n-dimensional sphere and inside an n-dimensional ball: http://extremelearning.com.au/how-to-generate-uniformly-rand... I quite like the normalized Gaussian method.
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For space-related news, I like The Orbital Index: https://orbitalindex.com/
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They kinda do, but it is quite cumbersome. You have to use Firefox Nightly, and create an Add-on Collection on the marketplace, and then add that collection to Firefox. That is how I use uBlock on Android. (Last time I try, if you want to a
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At 100TW, solar power would use a whooping 0.06% of total solar radiation the Earth receives. The Sun is truly immense. The biggest environmental concern is the disposing of the batteries when they die, and that should seen solutions soon a
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Isn't that just Gaussian elimination?
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Using the same phone. The glass on the back is a bit broken after I dropped it for like the 100th time, and the battery life is somewhat mediocre, but otherwise it is the best thing I have ever used. The S22 (standard version) has slightly
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A bird's eye view of Go
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I think that is the case, no? The majority of research is funded by the government, i.e. taxpayers' money, even more so for basic research. The better question is why we taxpayers have to pay publishers to access research funded by our
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Isn't that a good thing? Text should be selectable and copyable by default, since that does not induce any harm whether the user do it or not, but the reverse is not true. The number of times a Windows UI shows me an non-copyable erro
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That's how the article delineates it too. The term "Full-stack Frameworks" for the fourth era is a bit confusing: what the article means is the battery-included wrappers for popular component libraries like Next.js, Remix (Re
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> Labeled loops > I'm not yet sure whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. Sure, you can do clever shenanigans now, but something tells me this will make the code's control flow much harder to follow. The most popular e
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I see that Hare exposes itself via the hare module in stdlib. Is there any plan for metaprogramming/macro (not preprocessor) in Hare?
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During my high school, I had a bunch of (amateur) projects involving video editing. As a broke student in a poor country who didn't want to just torrent Premiere and call it a day, I started exploring several FOSS video editors: - Open
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See also: - Icons collections collection: https://icones.netlify.app/ - Design collections collection: https://www.evernote.design/
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Not the parent, but I recommend understanding the event loop first: here [0] is a very good talk. Then, read the chapter on promise on javascript.info [1], as it explains the problems Promise set out to solve (callback hell), then as usual
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Toyota Hiluxes' main use is for moving around. What is the main use of this spyware?
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https://hozy.dev Nothing much yet, but at least I got around to set it up.
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