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by martopix 4y ago
This isn't related though. The fact that drugs can be absorbed through intestinal mucosa is well known, that's how suppositories work. And it was known in pre-colombian south america too. But here we are talking about oxygen.
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by martopix 4y ago
I would agree with you.
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by martopix 4y ago
Yes, the moment you construct a commit by 'git add' is the moment you review the changes you made. Very often you will find results or configuration files get added without you realising it; or you added a breakpoint() that you sh
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by martopix 4y ago
There's a misunderstanding: "ignoring" means "not tracking as part of version control". But the author overloads the term "ignore" with "not look at it as a .gitignore configuration file".
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by martopix 4y ago
Cool idea but the syntax is as cluttered as Latex's. I wish it was based on markdown with added features.
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by martopix 4y ago
That is accurate experience
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by martopix 4y ago
You can use osxfuse to mount ssh filesystems on Mac.
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by martopix 5y ago
Very nice! Just one comment: why do I have to wait 5 seconds? Sometimes the answer is clear before the end of this time.
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by martopix 5y ago
I use Atom with an extension called ftp-remote-edit that works quite nicely.
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by martopix 5y ago
It's literally called "the mathematics of ARTIFICIAL intelligence"
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by martopix 5y ago
Try doing quantum mechanics, even at beginners level, without a proper knowledge of Hilbert spaces.
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by martopix 5y ago
Because AI basically "stole" the term neural networks from neuroscience, neuroscientists now often speak of "neuronal networks" while referring to biological ones, to avoid confusion. So I would recommend to not use &quo
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by martopix 5y ago
It's worth mentioning that Hans Rosling, the "young swedish doctor" mentioned, is famous for many other things, including founding MSF in Sweden, writing a book called Factfulness, being a co-founder of Gapminder, TED talks,
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by martopix 5y ago
The news here isn't the headlights failure.
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by martopix 5y ago
When I travelled to the Philippines, I was amazed at how sausages were called "longganitsa", which is connected to how they're called not in Italian, but in the half-dying northern Italian dialect my grandparents spoke, &quot
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by martopix 5y ago
About your last questions, I recommmend "through the language glass" by Guy Deutscher
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by martopix 5y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. I read the same fact in "through the language glass" by Guy Deutscher.
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by martopix 5y ago
But why is this a Wanderwort? The article describes it as "a word that has spread as a loanword among numerous languages and cultures, especially those that are far away from one another, usually in connection with trade". What yo
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by martopix 5y ago
You might want to check out The Carpentries (carpentries.org) if you're interested in scientific programming and in teaching for free with good teaching methods.
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by martopix 5y ago
Pseudoscience is an issue of method , not of wrongly held beliefs. Before Einstein, Newton's law of gravitation was believed to be correct. It was not, but it wasn't "pseudoscience", because it was falsifiable and the t
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by martopix 5y ago
I'm an academic working at the edge between biological neural networks in neuroscience, and artificial neural networks in machine learning. It is true that NNs don't model the brain, but it is not true that they have nothing to do
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The rise of smart cameras used to catch maskless students in US schools(theguardian.com)
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by martopix 5y ago
I was surprised to see that allocating with numpy is actually 2x slower than allocating a list: In [4]: length = 10000 In [5]: %%timeit ...: #preallocating list ...: pre = [None] \* length ...: for i in range(length)
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by martopix 5y ago
It's an amusing read but it's hardly usable today unless you want to stuff a pheasant yourself.
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by martopix 5y ago
Gosh, garlic and wine, what the hell... as for whole eggs, this is allowed, some people do that :)
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by martopix 5y ago
I would not use the word "evolve", because in Italy it has not "evolved". There has been made an American version, which would have been best if it were called with a different name, but I guess I can't have everyth
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by martopix 5y ago
I feel you, as a lover of Asian cuisine who certainly cannot google in Thai or Chinese.
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by martopix 5y ago
can't say for a cookbook, but try https://www.giallozafferano.com/ . Giallozafferano has essentially taken over all other italian websites for recipes, because it's clear, with pictures, and has EVERY recipe you ca
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by martopix 5y ago
As an Italian I am contractually bound to replying that there is no mozzarella nor ricotta nor cream in traditional meat lasagne. It's a bechamel sauce, made of milk. Booo!
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by martopix 5y ago
And can I access my university's server with that? My office computer from home?

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