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> There is no "gravitational force" in free fall, and the particles were in free fall. what is free fall in a reference frame is a particle subject to a force in another reference frame.
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Choosing a good book, which is deep and requires focus, and taking the time to fully appreciate it, is much better than reading 10 other books. If you go by the numbers you'll never set aside the time for reading Dostoevski or Proust o
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Milan and other large Italian cities have a terrible car-centric culture. In Rome this is more justified because public transport sucks. In Milan, I don't get it. I will believe this kind of change only when I see it.
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benaltrismo = whataboutism, for those who don't speak Italian
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I don't quite agree. I mean yes, we use bikes, but Milan is one of the most car-heavy cities I've seen in Europe. There are cars everywhere, parked on tram stops, parked in the middle of the road, etc. It sucks, and I definitely d
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The two things are not comparable, we also have a massively more connected and dynamic world now.
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Oh boy. Have you tried walking barefoot on snow? Or on a rocky path that has been in the summer sun for the past 6 hours? On gravel? In an area with thorny bushes?
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I'll say what I say to all perspective university students: for me study groups were what literally got me through the first year or two. Your classmates are not adversaries. Work together and have fun.
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Unfortunately for some reason it's not possible with my model of screen, or with minidisplayport, idk
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You can't really talk about "western" when it comes to food.
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I'm Italian and I like it, although I ate it for the first time when I was a PhD student in the UK. In Italy it's not always easy to find.
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The Good Research Code Handbook
(goodresearch.dev)
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There is a video of me talking for an hour straight on youtube, for example.
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I've heard very many complaints about Deutsche Bahn though. On the other hand here in Switzerland trains are crazy good, perhaps not as much as Japan, but if you have a 5 minutes connection you can normally assume you'll make it.
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I have a 4k external monitor for my laptop and I really kinda hate it. Everything is too tiny and puts strain on my eyes. I could set apps up to have larger fonts, but I happen to have a lower resolution screen in another office, and so the
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Stylish maps of sleeper train routes
(night-trains.com)
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It's a completely fair answer to OP's question and does not bother me. It contributes to the discussion because it reminds us that some people don't feel the need for a ritualistic form of spirituality.
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GSM standard + standard in the EU also for landlines.
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On the other hand it is well known that it contributes to sleeplessness.
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There's a big lesson here about Publish or Perish. Science today is extremely difficult because you can't do science while having to be productive as quickly as possible. It's like asking an artist to sit at their desk from 9
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We are talking about leaving meat out of the fridge in a sealed anaerobic environment , which is quite different.
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I recommend this in combination with nbopen, which lets you open notebooks by double-clicking on them.
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From what I saw around the internet, you can encrypt Linux the way I did, and then windows can be somehow encrypted after installation?
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Running Jupyter notebook as a service/daemon
(naysan.ca)
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Encrypting the Ubuntu partition with a Windows dual-boot
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The Ubuntu installer offers to encrypt your disk while installing, but this option is not available if you're dual booting with Windows or whatever else. An unencrypted OS installation basically means a fully accessible computer with z
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Two thoughts - wtf really, is this happening? are there no privacy laws in the USA? - a big OH RLY on doing more harm than good
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The Peace prize's reputation is very low for a large number of reasons, including perhaps the one you list.
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I used to use DDG and disliked the quality of results. I use Ecosia now, also doesn't track (they say), but uses microsoft results, which are better. Plus their revenue goes to planting trees. Does anyone have criticisms of Ecosia?
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If you say something racist and prejudiced like that you need evidence that the problem here is that their unwillingness to work. Furthermore the idea (given by your use of quotes) that people coming from Syria during a civil war aren'
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