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nxpnsv
1y ago
It does well but also sometimes gets it completely wrong but plausible looking. Together, we managed to make several quite intricate bugs. About two months in, I actually don't think my coding speed increased much from using Cursor - a
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1y ago
It can still be more dead
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1y ago
They did, 4 years ago, by responding to that post, it is in the last part of the text.
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1y ago
Printing is still not uncommon in professional scientific environments. When you actually have to read a paper, it turns out that actual paper is quite convenient.
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1y ago
Well during 5 years of undergrad reports and papers, then 5 years of PhD thesis papers, you do tend to hoard some useful snippets, it is more of a byproduct than a fixation... at least for me.
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1y ago
No.
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1y ago
1. It is a phenomenon not a hypothesis. Dark matter is a collection of observational facts that indicate an unknown source of gravity. 2. Yes, in any medium lights slows down. This is what refractive index measures.
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1y ago
Pretty and informative!
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1y ago
or like contribute...
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1y ago
I applied to a few different programs and got funding for industry research a few different times. It was some work, but still not harder than getting academic research funding...
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1y ago
*citation needed
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1y ago
If a significant portion of dark matter was made of these we would see a lot more gravitational lens distorions of distant objectes. There are further hard limits on how much baryonic dark matter there can be from big bang nuceleo synthesis
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1y ago
I feel this is what came out of the author’s llm chat of choice…
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1y ago
How is that bad in any way?
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2y ago
And what is the deal with functional scrolling?
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2y ago
the lack of large video ads really is jarring too
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2y ago
I agree options are good as no single solution fits everyone, but I feel I too often hear the sentiment that school/uni/courses is useless. And that is just not true.
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2y ago
What's wrong with taking formal courses? I think that is a perfectly legitimate way of learning stuff.
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2y ago
Nice design
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2y ago
I was driven in this from the ice runway to McMurdo station in 2001. It was very loud and slow and bouncy. I loved it.
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2y ago
Sure, but they are also not fighting about it, this seems crucial.
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2y ago
I really enjoy the affinity suite.
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2y ago
This is convicing me to try Kagi for a while... search without pintrest would feel good.
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2y ago
That's so cool, I live close to a bug only observed once!
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2y ago
I guess you could make a 3x16 pattern but interpret it as a 4x12, so each beat is three steps...
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2y ago
I found it understandable and clear. Pocket flow looks cool, although that magic with - >> operators seems a bit obtuse... Also, I think "simply" is a trap - an agent might be modeled by a graph, but that graph can be arbitr
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2y ago
the 8 minute window is probably even better...
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2y ago
That's good.
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2y ago
The page wanted me to sign up for a free account for some service, so I perhaps unfairly assumed it’s non free.
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2y ago
What about my of decades worth of snippets, custom commands, templates for all the journals, my bib files, and of course my published works that I borrow pieces from? I should replace that with something nonfree that I have to learn from s
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