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Physics Nobel goes to exoplanet and cosmology pioneers(nature.com)
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by tdhttt 7y ago
Citation needed?
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by tdhttt 7y ago
I am using a decent gaming rig, so I don’t think it is the performance issue. I think it might be related to the touchpad. Are you using mouse for scrolling?
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by tdhttt 7y ago
What drives me away from Chrome on Windows is the very short freeze you have after you let the page idle for a while and try to scroll again. It was introduced earlier this year, I think.
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by tdhttt 7y ago
Side note, the Edge (not the ChromeEdge) has a nice feature where you can set aside all the tabs so that you can view them later with pretty much the same state, much like a tmux server. I couldn’t find similar features in other browser.
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by tdhttt 7y ago
I apologize for the slow loading... I am trying to optimize...
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Hello CERN(blog.tdhttt.com)
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CERN migrates to open-source technologies(home.cern)
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CERN Lecture – Filtering Data from 50TB/S to 1GB/S [pdf](indico.cern.ch)
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CERN uses OpenStack with more than 400 Kubernetes clusters(siliconangle.com)
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by tdhttt 7y ago
I have several questions about Karpathy's presentation: 1. How to label automatically using fleet learning? An example he gave is detecting cut-ins. However, I am wondering if it could be applied to more general and basic cases, for ex
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by tdhttt 8y ago
So I work in experimental particle physics and our daily tasks involve using particle collision simulation tools(mg5+pythia+delphes), distribute them on clusters, construct jet images using ROOT and finally experiment with neural networks o