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by rpmuller 5y ago
This is a very wise observation. The most important things are always the ones we think are so obvious that we don't mention them.
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by rpmuller 5y ago
Filter paper? I'm only somewhat joking here, since I imagine the particles are micron-sized.
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by rpmuller 5y ago
A controlled-NOT gate (CNOT) can be thought of as addition mod 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_NOT_gate
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by rpmuller 5y ago
Correction: I meant "NADPH" instead of "NADH". It's been 25 years since I've done any biochem, and obviously my skills have rusted (haha, electrochemistry joke). The Z-scheme in photosynthesis is exactly the ty
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by rpmuller 5y ago
This seems like a cross between a standard battery and a flow battery. A standard battery has an anode, separator, and cathode connected to each other, and counter-ions (eg Li+) flow from the anode to the cathode, allowing a wire connecting
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by rpmuller 5y ago
I'm surprised not to see "Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives" listed here. This is a movie about the late Hugh Everett, developer of the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, by his son, Eels front man Mark Everett. I
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by rpmuller 6y ago
Another 2666 fan here. My copy of Treasure of Sierra Madre cites Traven as an inspiration for Archimboldi.
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by rpmuller 6y ago
This is very nicely done. My other favorite Julia quickstart is: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/julia/
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by rpmuller 6y ago
It's also good to see the communities come up with different approaches to the same problem. I'm not an R user, but R Markdown is really great, and I'm glad that someone put forward such a strong candidate. Similarly, much as
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by rpmuller 6y ago
This is what is underneath ours: https://ascr-discovery.org/2021/03/quantum-trap/
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by rpmuller 6y ago
My hope is that this recent interest in literate programming will combine with the recent interest in readable jupyter notebooks (jupytext, etc.).
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by rpmuller 6y ago
Michael is great. Here's a link to Michael's Sandia National Labs website, which has links to some of his publications: https://cfwebprod.sandia.gov/cfdocs/CompResearch/templates/i...
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by rpmuller 6y ago
If I remember correctly, Stoppard was an artist in residence at Caltech while he was writing Arcadia.
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by rpmuller 6y ago
I love einsum so much! I've never been able to figure out how tensordot works, but I find einsum easy to understand. I've long wanted to write a jupyter notebook explaining how einsum can be used in different contexts, but as I mo
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by rpmuller 6y ago
Isn't there [another editor]( https://github.com/zyedidia/micro ) written in golang called 'micro'?
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by rpmuller 6y ago
What an unexpected surprise! Wasn't aware of the company or the work, and was somewhat bored by reading a lot of undistinguished papers applying AI to computational chemistry. But focusing on the wave function antisymmetry using a neur
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by rpmuller 6y ago
Andy and Michael Nielsen put together a set of very nice, flashcard-enhanced introductory lessons for quantum information sciences at https://quantum.country/ where they explore some of the mnemonic techniques that Andy tal
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by rpmuller 6y ago
Thank you for putting this together. This answered many of the questions I've had about X for multiple decades.
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by rpmuller 6y ago
Sanjoy's graduate thesis covers some of the same material, and is also good reading: https://thesis.library.caltech.edu/5338/
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by rpmuller 6y ago
This makes me ridiculously happy. Magic wormhole is one of those tools that works so well that you want to use it even when you don't need to. So happy to see something like this so I don't have to install wormhole on my wife or m
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by rpmuller 7y ago
This is a very good documentary of the many world's interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, done by Eel's front man Mark Everett, son of the Many Worlds founder Hugh Everett.
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by rpmuller 13y ago
I click on every link similar to this one, and I've started to see the same things over and over again. This article was refreshing and different. Thanks for sharing.