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A vanished Ice Age lake shaped the past and present of Missoula, Montana(arstechnica.com)
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by privong 4y ago
> recalling the night Trump won in 2015 This doesn't really impact the point you're trying to make, but the election was in 2016, not 2015. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_United_States_presidentia...
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What is your digital shoebox? Do you have a legacy plan for your photos?(dpreview.com)
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Staring at the Back of My Forehead(nonprophet.media)
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Alma Announces Joint Proposal Agreements for JWST, VLA, and the VLT(almascience.nrao.edu)
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Designing a Simple DIY Wallet (+ Multitool Card)(n-o-d-e.net)
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by privong 4y ago
I am reading a student's outline of their approach to computing the diffuse neutrino flux expected from a class of galaxies over the lifetime of the Universe. It's part of a study we are doing to see if we can determine the origin
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Non-Physical Money(punkt.ch)
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Build List: A directory of on-demand manufacturers for your creative projects(buildlist.org)
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by privong 4y ago
The documentation for Racket[0] is great. Detailed, comprehensive, readable, and a local copy comes with the installation. [0] https://docs.racket-lang.org/
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by privong 4y ago
> I am using a Stream Deck for that. Something like the DuckyPad[0,1] might work for that as well. I haven't tried using mine for APL or anything like that, but it's been great for use as a "Zoom meeting control", num
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Calculating Digital Emissions(sustainablewebdesign.org)
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by privong 4y ago
The page linked by the HN post title ( https://docs.stepci.com/guides/co2-testing.html ) says: > The calculation algorithm is provided by Sustainable Web Design And links to: https://sustainablewebdesign.or
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Racket v8.7(blog.racket-lang.org)
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Silicon Valley chip startup Cerebras unveils AI supercomputer(reuters.com)
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by privong 4y ago
Perhaps you're thinking of the Mendeley reference organization software? Elsevier purchased it in 2013. https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/mendeley https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendeley
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The epistemological foundations of data science: a critical review(link.springer.com)
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by privong 4y ago
> Each year some of the most brilliant people in the world sacrifice on the altar of latex, that could instead be spent on more productive research. Perhaps. But I'd wager that more time is lost to the bureaucracy of universities an
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by privong 4y ago
> Has anyone been able to get their hands on a decomissioned Google server? Depending on what specifically you're after, there's a number of them on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=google+search
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Why Functional Programming Should Be the Future of Software Development(spectrum.ieee.org)
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US particle physicists envision future of the field(physicstoday.scitation.org)
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by privong 4y ago
> JWST is just making all their data immediately available to all researchers who want to dig into it This is not generally true; it only applies to a narrow, specific class of programs. The "Early Release Observation" (observa
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by privong 4y ago
> There's debate though if far-infrared was worth it though. I don't think there's debate about whether the far-infrared is valuable. The far-infrared has unique diagnostic power for some astrophysical phenomena, and the 2
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by privong 4y ago
> Not sure what you call near IR but JWST has a range from 600nm to 28micrometers. Typicaly people start talking about mid-air from 2 micrometers. So I would say JWST definitely covers beyond near IR. JWST covers the mid-infrared too, as
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2000-Watt Society(en.wikipedia.org)
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by privong 4y ago
Thanks for digging up and pasting the quote. I think that's consistent with what my impression is, though. "we have the same viewpoint of the world and where it's going, different approach to it." and "y'know I
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by privong 4y ago
> This act seems like a change of attitude for Yvon in some sense, based on what I recall from that film. From everything I've read, Chouinard has been passionate about activism for a long time. I haven't seen "180deg Sout
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NASA’s Webb Takes Its First-Ever Direct Image of Distant World(blogs.nasa.gov)
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Illucia: A Patchable Videogame System(illucia.com)
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by privong 4y ago
As @greenthrow notes, Modified Newtonian Dynamics has been around since the early 80s, first proposed by Milgrom. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_Newtonian_dynamics

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