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by tobias2014 8y ago
What else, am I right?
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by tobias2014 8y ago
To be honest, I can't really see the use of this website for any practical work related purposes. Comparing it to WolframAlpha (as the submitter does in the title) is a little pretentious in my opinion. All it does it solve the simples
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by tobias2014 8y ago
I fully agree. I work half of the time with Mathematica, the other half writing Fortran. Now you can guess what my job is ;). There is just no general purpose replacement for Mathematica. The language (everything is an expression) is beaut
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by tobias2014 8y ago
Just saying because you focused on that: Mathematica has a command line interface too
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by tobias2014 8y ago
Use mosh and you will have a much better experience. It's made for high latency connections.
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by tobias2014 8y ago
You make it sound like there is money "lost". The dollars that are spent end up in the economy and go in the development of new materials and technologies that otherwise wouldn't have been developed. Whether there is a direct
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by tobias2014 8y ago
A decent perspective comparing to older colliders and an interpretation is given for example at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barn_(unit)#Inverse_femtobarn
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by tobias2014 9y ago
If you're using XMonad, you definitely want to use the pass addon in the xmonad-contrib package: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xmonad-contrib-0.13/docs... I would claim that there isn't a more conv
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by tobias2014 10y ago
And interestingly they were not any slower.
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by tobias2014 10y ago
There is vixra (vixra.org), but they also (mostly) have the "funny" stuff.
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by tobias2014 10y ago
It depends on the point of space-time, but at each point of space-time it is just a scalar value, unlike a vector for a vector field. Moreover in physics we classify fields by their Lorentz transformation properties/representation. So
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by tobias2014 11y ago
This is one case of ambulance chasing: http://arxiv.org/abs/1603.01204 EDIT: I just noticed that this is also linked in the article.
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by tobias2014 11y ago
Even the english wikipedia has information about the elephant Tuffi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuffi
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by tobias2014 11y ago
Maybe it is because of the BitLicense? See http://cointelegraph.com/news/115114/localbitcoins-stops-ser... for example.
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by tobias2014 11y ago
"The electric field and magnetic field are still distinct." This is not entirely true. In general it depends on your intertial frame what fields you see. See for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classica
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by tobias2014 11y ago
Is it this paper they are talking about? http://inspirehep.net/record/1380182 "This result, which is the first measurement of this quantity at a hadron collider, is 2.1 standard deviations larger than the value ex
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by tobias2014 11y ago
What about strongly interacting theories? Are quarks and gluons quasi-particles then too? They can't leave the holodeck aka. Hadron. I think this could break your classification :)
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by tobias2014 11y ago
If you intend to try the plugin: "Please create an Asym account to activate the extension. It's simple and we don't give your email address to third parties! We'll send you a confirmation email with a link to activate yo
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by tobias2014 11y ago
An alltime classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0 (Powers of Ten (1977))
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by tobias2014 11y ago
Sadly I2P is missing such a maintained messenger. I am only aware of this working, but abandoned one: http://echelon.i2p.xyz/qti2pmessenger/
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by tobias2014 11y ago
Then you didn't read how PrivacyBadger works. PrivacyBadger is awesome. It doesn't work with fixed blocklists but with heuristics, and detects if you get tracked through different sites, subsequentially blocking this. It obviously
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by tobias2014 11y ago
My argument was that the expectations are maybe too high, asking for a "a smartphone that can last a whole day without charging", but using it 1/3+ day. For me that is like saying "When can we have a car that drives 2000
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by tobias2014 11y ago
"We deserve a smartphone that can last a whole day without charging" I claim that any recent smartphone can work up to two days including a few hours of browsing and doing calls, once you disable all (unnecessary) background synch
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by tobias2014 11y ago
I can thoroughly recommend "The Book on Writing: The Ultimate Guide to Writing Well" by Paula LaRocque ( http://www.amazon.com/The-Book-Writing-Ultimate-Guide/dp/098... )
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by tobias2014 11y ago
Yes it is. http://sourceforge.net/create/ (see also https://allura.apache.org/ )
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by tobias2014 11y ago
What happened to the plans of an I2P integration?
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by tobias2014 11y ago
darcs version control ( http://darcs.net/ ) (what most people should use instead of git).
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by tobias2014 12y ago
Please note that this is still an analysis of "LHC Run 1" data. Fore more details you can visit Jesters blog: http://resonaances.blogspot.de/2015/03/lhcb-b-meson-anomaly-... "So how excited should w
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by tobias2014 12y ago
Thinkpad T60 from 2007. Even the 9 cell battery is still "fine" with about 70% of its maximum capacity left. I recently upgraded to the T440s/T450s generation, but the T60 is still working (though the display backlight is rea
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Vuze bundles I2P, I2P growing large?
7 points by tobias2014 12y ago|0 comments

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