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which was made into a movie https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphere_(1998_film) that is confusingly similar to The Abyss, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Abyss I always get the two confused.
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The non-Plus Marathons are quite nice, but less puncture-proof. You can't really win, the stiffer the tire the better it is at protecting the tube but the rolling resistance is higher and the tire flexes less which makes it less grippy
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They are really solid, last forever and are quite light for a non racing tire. They also have decently low rolling resistance when inflated high. However, in my experience they are really sketchy in wet conditions. I've wiped out or al
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Mainly it's countries with easily setup legal anonymous LLPs or without directories of ownership, that are economically stable and where there is little political pressure (internal or external) to decrease secrecy. Lack of internal p
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5y ago
FYI nickel is plentiful and unlikely to ever be in shortage. It's just so cheap right now that most nickel deposits are "non-economic", and thus not counted as part of proven reserves. The same thing is true with uranium for
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As someone who worked on a DoD funded project, that's how you get the grants. A very large proportion of physics, chemistry and engineering is funded by defense interests. Academic scientists span a large range of politics, from peace-
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Hi, I'm currently a postdoc in a large NA academic research group working on molecular problems. I haven't use bioviz (very cool though!) but it would be paid the same as journal open access fees (which can cost 1000s of dollars a
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Restart capability and remote executions make gnu parallel the tool if choice for HPC. For example, you might very well use gnu parallel to run 1000s of cpu-hours of numerical simulation using patterns such as these ones, https://
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Good luck balancing node usage! Here is an example of how it works, https://docs.computecanada.ca/mediawiki/index.php?title=GNU_... This + restart capabilities make gnu parallel very well suited to running 1000s of com
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Yes the whitepaper talks a lot about this cooling. https://f.hubspotusercontent30.net/hubfs/8968533/Cerebras-CS... The traditional computer included in the box is probably quite high end and power hungry too so th