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by nagrom 17y ago
Analysis code over a large data set for research in Hadronic physics.
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by nagrom 17y ago
I currently teach a basic course in shell scripting at a university. I'm amazed that bash wasn't included! I don't know whether you'd include Make in there too, but I would - the two together still form the basis for the majority of softwar
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by nagrom 17y ago
15 years ago in the UK, very few people had any interest in coffee at all. Starbucks became fashionable, and people started to think about it - and realised that SB coffee is merely OK, and poor value. It took about 10 years, but SB has bec
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It could be that your heart rate increases (exertion, nerves) and this is your body's way of increasing oxygen in the system. That'd be my guess, anyway.
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Unfortunately in a lot of cases, someone else cannot do the job. And certainly not for the money that is offered by most universities. Go ahead and find me someone who can write C and C++ and Python and Java well, do complicated mathematics
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by nagrom 17y ago
However, we see that a lot of great researchers are being motivated to leave research because the financial markets and large corporations can offer salaries 3-4x those available to people in universities, while working fewer hours. By allo
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I've read several articles like this lately, and they've all ignored the elephant in the room, which is this: Professors hate teaching. The best-respected professors in a university manage large research projects, occasionally doing some re