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psalminen
7y ago
Thanks for the update! I subscribed and look forward to see what comes. This new algorithm looks amazing.
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psalminen
7y ago
Any plans on releasing an android or, more preferably, a desktop app using this?
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7y ago
"A Universe of Atoms, An Atom In The Universe" - Richard Feynman
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psalminen
7y ago
Second Griffiths books, I used both his E&M and QM books in undergrad. His voice is excellent.
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7y ago
I was using diff eqs in mechanics a semester before taking Diff EQ, and this was following the standard course. In my experience, learning them through the lens of physics (which I had a more intrinsic understanding of) actually helped.
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7y ago
Even worse is chrome on android now. You have to copy the url, re-paste it and then edit. You don't have immediate access to the url you are on.
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7y ago
It is definitely true that you can build a career without a college degree. However, I don't believe this is the main point for college. Personally, I went to college solely based on an interest in learning. I can't imagine learni
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7y ago
I immediately thought of this. Such a cool story, and an interesting insight into the state of the music industry in the 90's.
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7y ago
Same here! I've long wondered how social-engineerable my pin is.
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7y ago
BuilderMT[0] is close, but definitely leaves room for improvement [0] http://buildermt.com/
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Actually, canine domestication started thousands of years ago[0] [0] https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-wolves-rea...
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It wasn't started in America though.
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Ask HN: Should I disclose disabilities in applications?
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It took me until my mid-20s to be able to drink enough to make this go away (at least for a short time).
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7y ago
Also, see previous discussion[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14384187
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I did the same thing. A vim mode would be a nice addition. To search for j, I think creating an insert mode would be best.
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> I would like to see if there’s demand. But I am talking about dead . As in no pulse. This one is too weird.
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7y ago
Yeah, looking at the list I know 99pi and Reply-all play special music at the beginning of their ads.
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Source? Was it really causation, or just correlation?
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Unrelated: I just saw Fantastic Fungi[1], a Louie Schwartzberg film, which discusses Psilocybin in depth. It is one of the most visually entertaining movies I've ever seen. Highly recommend! [1] https://fantasticfungi.com&#x
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7y ago
I believe your parent was too- Google Reader has also been cancelled.
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The course you are describing is one which I took. It was called "Scientific Visualization", and was a CS course mainly taken by science majors. The meta-information describing color schemes and scales was by far the most interest
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Test-Driven Development Is Fundamentally Wrong
(hackernoon.com)
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I typically use I3 with multiple tabs in VIM, mainly for sharing VIM registers as you pointed out.
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From “How?” To “Why?”
(learninginnovation.duke.edu)
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Used this dataset in a university project to try and predict genre's from a number of features. https://medium.com/modeling-music
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> If I was Sisyphus and got the boulder to the top, I would push it back down myself. I'm really loving this quote, definitely using it at some point.
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One of my astrophysics professor's named her dog Laika, so it's already begun.
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I take 800mg Magnesium Glycinate to sleep. Works really well and I wake up with no fog.
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Make science PhDs more than just a training path for academia
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