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by maxnoe 7y ago
No gamma rays at these energies are able to penetrate the atmosphere and reach the ground. We only detect the particles indirectly. When a high energy particle enters the atmosphere, it creates a cascade of particles called an air shower. I
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Astrophysicist here, I'm currently finishing my PhD, mainly focused on data analysis for the kind of telescopes that measured this GRB, while my main focus is on a smaller prototype telescope (FACT), I also work for the one that detect
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Disadvantages and advantages of pie charts are discussed sensibly further down in the article
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Thanks for all the work on yt. Did you consider replacing the rainbow color map images on your front page?
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Microsoft collects telemetry in onnxruntime Python module(github.com)
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by maxnoe 7y ago
As a German, this deeply irritates me. People have not eaten proper bread since "generations"? WTF?
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by maxnoe 7y ago
That is the principle of gnu stow, which I use together with git to handle all my important config files.
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by maxnoe 7y ago
And more importantly what is essentially verbatim in your question: Why is flatMap = map().flat() and not flat().map()
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by maxnoe 7y ago
I don't see why this should not be possible. Isn't this mainly about adding a a subject metadata field an a client that just displays messages differently, enables sorting into directories and so on? Is there a real technical diff
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by maxnoe 7y ago
python -m http.server
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by maxnoe 7y ago
No? Never saw videos like this one? https://youtu.be/i93Z7zljQ7I
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Burning the fuel is only a minor part of the climate pollution by air planes.
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Yes, zstandard turned out to be the best option in all our tests on small to really large data (couple of mb to gigabytes filesize). A few percent better compression than gzip and nearly 50 % faster decompression. Gzip is pretty slow in the
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Using importlib.reload
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Looking forward to papers using pythia the AI library to analyze data simulated by pythia the physics library.
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by maxnoe 7y ago
"Seltene Anlage" in this context does not translate to plant. System or machine would be much better fits.
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by maxnoe 7y ago
https://docs.python.org/3/library/codecs.html The encoding `unicode_escape` is not about escaping unicode characters. It's about python source code. It's defined as: > Encoding suitable as the content
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by maxnoe 7y ago
I don't say the transition is easy or maintaining a codebase that handles these issues correct that supports python 3 and 2 at the same time. But looking solely at python3 , everything byte and unicode related just got so much easier a
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Everytime I hear somebody claim python 3 broke strings I just cringe. No. No on just so many levels. It finally fixed it by introducing two (or three if you count bytearray) types for completely different semantics of data. Python 2 was jus
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Um yes, for ..., like EVERYTHING? How much money do we have left in the budget -> Several k€. Astronomical distances in kilo, mega and giga parsecs / light years. Forces (e.g engine thrust) Kilo and Meganewtons. output of powerplant
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Astronomy has the need for both. A notion of an instant in time that advances linearly without any ambiguities, which would be TAI, and a notion of the precise orientation of Earth, which would be UTC. To record events, you will use TAI, to
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Not as much exposed due to more natural light
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by maxnoe 7y ago
You just run tlmgr install <package>
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Why would you ever want to do something like this in c++? What you are implementing is a map. Just use std::map.
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by maxnoe 7y ago
Not a Problem in this case, the era is always a single character, a newly formed ligature of two kanjis. The code point was already reserved in unicode 11.0, so you could even just the unicode code point.
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by maxnoe 7y ago
The article states, that 19 percent of power was provided by nuclear plants in the US. For what is your factor of 70?
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by maxnoe 8y ago
2020 of course
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by maxnoe 8y ago
This is probably hinting at a similar announcment Red Hat will do on 1st January 2019.
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by maxnoe 8y ago
A data scientist wo knows nothing about how to setup the tools he or she uses daily? Tell me more.
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by maxnoe 8y ago
It's not like physicists didn't try. Nobody really likes the idea of particles or other stuff that is impossible to measure. But until now, General Relativity has passed every experimental test and most alternative approaches to d

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