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by p-a_58213 6mo ago
I take your point, although this was not a post about a repository, but rather for an educational website (without any link to the code provided anywhere from what I can see).
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by p-a_58213 6mo ago
I can indeed see some UI patterns that are indicative of vibe coding. So what? Did something like this exist before, with the same level of interactivity? I certainly had not come across it. Should Show HN be exclusive to hand-crafted code
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by p-a_58213 7mo ago
Greece experienced a horrific rail disaster a few years ago. Fast forward to today, the government released this app in the interests of transparency and to demonstrate progress towards adopting latest technologies to improve safety. Having
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Railway.gov.gr: Greek Train Tracker(railway.gov.gr)
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by p-a_58213 8mo ago
I think someone should also mention Happy ( https://happy.engineering ), which has decent mobile clients and is currently MIT-licensed. Although I must say that Omnara's UI looks absolutely fantastic. Well done!
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by p-a_58213 10mo ago
The team behind this is world-class. Among other things, they have developed a python library that could be used to model contrails in your own projects. https://py.contrails.org
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by p-a_58213 2y ago
....at best :( - more in certain universities.
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by p-a_58213 2y ago
If the gym is sufficiently simple and well-coded, achieving a simulation speed of 367,920x real-time (simulating 42 years in one hour) is plausible. The question is whether these simulated scenarios genuinely reflect 42 years of real-world
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by p-a_58213 2y ago
It really depends on the subject matter and the institution's focus (and tier). For disciplines where foundational knowledge remains relatively unchanged (say, Latin) recorded lectures could be an efficient way to disseminate informati
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by p-a_58213 2y ago
Hmm - too broad a statement. Teaching load varies - it can be as low as 3 hours per week concentrated in a single term.
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by p-a_58213 2y ago
Recalling certain candidates that I have interviewed over the years, I'd say it is spot on!
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by p-a_58213 3y ago
a) You are confusing a congestion charge zone (CCZ) with an emissions charge zone (ULEZ) which specifically targets vehicles that do not comply with the latest emissions standards. These are two separate schemes, with different objectives.
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by p-a_58213 3y ago
> Also congestion based pricing strategies have never reduced traffic anywhere they've been implemented. Go ask London. Wrong. Source: I am a transport engineer. In London.
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by p-a_58213 3y ago
Also, the Greek islands will have a different timezone from the Greek mainland? This must be a joke.
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by p-a_58213 6y ago
Well, there does exist a fixed pay scale for base salaries, but for senior academic grades in many occasions this simply defines the minimum salary, and the rest is negotiable (particularly if the academic has a good record of obtaining res
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by p-a_58213 6y ago
Imperial, on the whole, is one of the better-paying Universities in the UK, and certain Departments are able to provide considerable supplements upon base salaries. The vast majority of academics with families live in the outer zones in Lon