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ApostleMatthew
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Comment #31305693
I’ve totally fallen for Directory Opus. Most powerful file manager I’ve ever used, and I’ve only used a fraction of its features.
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Comment #31033790
Russia uses a similar system, the Kashtan CIWS. This article ( https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61103927 ) indicates that the Moskva did have one installed, though I don’t kno…
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Comment #18112053
Statistical mechanics/Biophysics: Introduction to Modern Statistical Mechanics - David Chandler Physical Biology of the Cell - Phillips, Kondev, Theriot, & Garcia
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Comment #17826166
Interesting. I, for some reason, was unaware that the benchmarks were user sourced. It appears to mainly be a system for bash scripts to run the program and then automatically form…
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Comment #17825812
It’s much the same reason why you wouldn’t go to work wearing a days old, stained shirt and ripped pants — yeah, you’re more than likely going to work just as hard and as well than…
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Comment #17824481
Embarrassed by its cobbled-togetherness. Not in whether or not it works.
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Comment #17824475
Oh, I meant making the error in the code fell under the we all make mistakes. Not the refusing to share it.
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Comment #17823098
I wish tech review sites would do a molecular dynamics benchmark for processors like these. It's pretty easy to set up just a simple MD simulation, and there'd be tens of us intere…
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Comment #17823012
I think your first paragraph is a result of you viewing this from the perspective of someone knowledgeable about technology. The vast majority of people using Android phones get th…
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Comment #17822866
In my case, it is very much column A.
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Comment #17822862
My PhD adviser was a good friend of Chandler's, and a lot of my doctoral work was based on previous work done in his lab. I'm honestly really surprised one of his students/post-doc…
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Comment #17761447
Wow. I haven't seen the sequel yet (unfortunately), but the differences is incredibly striking.
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Comment #17725594
I agree with your latter two points, but I must take issue with your first point about mental health. I've posted some links below for your further reading which can explain the st…
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Comment #17656830
In my field (computational biophysics), it's pretty common practice to post published code on a git repository. Code used to produce published results absolutely should be accessib…
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Comment #17656816
It's a (fairly) standardized, robust, and trusted way of peer-reviewing data and results. Without some mechanism like that, there's no easy way to tell if Dr. X's results are as we…
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Comment #15984637
I'm relatively new to C++, is this style common? I refer to, for example, putting the return of function on a separate line from the name and each of the passed parameters on a sep…
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Comment #15878371
My former adviser told me that out of the 150+ committees he's been on, only one failed, and that the person who failed known for stealing research from his labmates and demonstrat…
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Comment #15801549
And even beyond that, comments that bring up endowments usually come from a misunderstanding of what an endowment is. Its not like Brown has a bank account with $3B in it which the…
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Comment #13543582
I think the evolution of how the media operates over the next 4ish years will be very interesting to watch.