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maxnoe
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Yes, every foreign light source is disturbing. We measure down to single photons in nanosecond timescales and a mag 3 or brighter satellite moving through the field of view is definitely not a good thing.
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Our telescopes (Imaging Air Cherenkov Telescopes) can only work on Earth as we use the atmosphere as detector medium. Space based telescopes can simply not be build large enough no matter how cheap some tons to LEO will get.
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stick -> iso, this is the point of the tool. One stick, several isos.
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This tool is simple and simply awesome. I used this to fix a broken windows system recently while visting my "in-laws". Probably a bodged update, booting windows resulted in "Boot device not found". I had created the sti
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You can just work in the submodule. What am I missing here?
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Github actually has a "Allow maintainers to modify this branch" option. If you set this, you could just ask the maintainers to push their changes to your PR and be done with it
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It's the only difference in ingredients. But the difference is a world apart. The best example is rye bread, which won't develop a crumb without sour dough. Concerning the fodmaps, it is the usually longer fermentation that reduc
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My (neo)vim can do more than vs code in default config. Both support plugins, so the possibilities are basically endless
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Probably the Panasonic GH Series.
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Yes, that it is pretty much already part of the language like this. This works: a, *b = (1, 2, 3, 4) b will be [2, 3, 4]
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No, as you can see in the drawings, the old accelarators are always integrated as pre-accelerators into the chain, feeding the next larger ones. LHC will feed this new accelerator, this is why they intersect at two points.
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LHC planning, design and simulation studies began in the 80ties.
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You could download the raw data and look at the results of those with more experience ;)
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German here fomlowing the German media broadly. This is the first I heard of this story.
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It says Intel i7 and core boot. How does that fit together with yesterday's discussion of coreboot not supporting anything Intel from 2008 or newer?
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Or any other language using IEEE 754 64 bit floats
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Funny they chose a german name (Schrift = font or writing) but don't support umlauts. „Viele Grüße“ from Germany
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Yes, LIGO observes the actual merger. They report two initial masses, the final mass of the merged black hole and what as a result was radiated in energy.
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https://arxiv.org/abs/1204.4186
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That's not an idea, it's what some of the math in the standard model looks like. The fact that we are here tells us there are fundamental differences between matter and anti matter, otherwise the big bang would have created exac
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No, this would only set the initial viewport, it does not prevent zooming
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> <changes name to AAAAAISL> Welcome to the world of being first author of a publication in particle physics. A colleague of mine took the name of is wife to gain the A as first letter.
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pyproject.toml and setup.cfg can in some cases make a setup.py unnecessary. That does not mean you should not use it anymore if you have a good reason to use it. The ones you listed are examples. How ever, as explained in the article, you
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Several other comments have touched on this, but firefox unfortunately while it seems to work creates issues, even for the other participants. It just seems a lot less stable as soon as several firefox clients connect.
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Yes, I connected our existing ldap for moderators and allow guests. So one authenticated user is required per session and the rest can be anyone.
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Correct link: https://github.com/jitsi/docker-jitsi-meet
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I deployed it using the docker compose Config for my university group in our rancher cluster: https://github.com/jitsi-mee/docker-jitsi-meet We now use it for most meetings, works very well so far, several sessions i
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Stephen Fry also insists on adding Nietsche to the list of necessary words with N important for the development.
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That's an integral part to me. Akin Feynman's "Fun to imagine". How marvelous the true nature of nature.
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One is very statistically significant if your previous hypothesis was zero.
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