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Herrin
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Comment #34614854
Pathos AI | Software Engineering | Full Time | Hybrid in LA or NYC preferred, Possibility of Remote elsewhere in USA | $(160-190)k Pathos was founded to revolutionize precision med…
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Comment #24040953
He does, starting at the section that begins: > Possibly even worse is the fact that so much academic writing is kept behind vastly more costly paywalls.
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Comment #23566231
I was an experimental physicist, and I'd say that's a reasonable comparison to make. The time scales are much longer, unfortunately. Instead of taking one or two years to get a com…
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Comment #22360492
The Screen Actors Guild, and the players unions for most professional sports (NFL, NBA, MLB, etc). They recognize that their members have different levels of talent, and allow the …
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Comment #21356687
I found this more readable and understandable than the Haskell post, although I can't quite say why. It might simply be the repetition. I'm really interested in Futhark, though I h…
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Comment #21276280
It's a reasonable hypothesis. But the new physics might also lie in why we don't see more than 3 generations of charged leptons or quarks.
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Comment #21272312
Adding masses is a trivial extension, though, by giving them masses in the same way that electrons and other leptons do.
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Comment #21272308
There are a few interesting things that we could get from looking at neutrino masses. The first has to do more with the nature of the mass than the mass itself. In the standard mod…
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Comment #21119845
I remember reading this a decade or two ago, but I never could find such a plot to confirm this. Fortunately, someone generated one here back in 2016: https://hsm.stackexchange.com…
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Comment #20920369
If the CDC weren't explicitly prevented from studying gun violence[1], they might be able to look into these problems. It's too soon to know if the recent (2018) changes to the int…
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Comment #20881004
We're in an investee's market right now. Investors are throwing large amounts of money at anything that might have a positive return. This gives the founders/CEOs/etc. a lot more p…
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Comment #20691752
ROOT is my go-to example for peak Object Oriented in the 90s. Look at the inheritance for something like a 2D histogram of doubles[1]. Trying to find the documentation for how to d…
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Comment #20414305
> This was the first task I ever received and it flickered my curiosity. In the problem set, the dataset contained survey and demographic attributes like race, age, computer profic…
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Comment #20297905
You have my sympathy. I have been searching for the annotated version for years now. Any readable versions seem to have disappeared. This is a good reminder for me to make backups …
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Comment #20243383
I would love to see Anathem as a 3 season animated series.
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Comment #20169929
For what purpose? See: https://stressgrid.com/blog/benchmarking_go_vs_node_vs_elixi...
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Comment #20165484
I don't know about the one in Finland, but the one in New Mexico is in the Permian Basin[1]. There are oil and gas resources all over the place. There are also Potash mines right n…
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Comment #19783558
For anyone interested in things like this, I'd recommend "Deep Time" by Gregory Benford[1]. It has a chapter devoted to WIPP[2] and this messaging. [1] Amazon link: https://www.ama…
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Comment #19773187
We never had to use it, thankfully. Our experiment (like the XENON experiments) used liquid xenon. The boiling point is roughly -110 °C, so it requires cooling to stay liquid. If t…
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Comment #19766693
I worked on a different xenon-based experiment[1] for my PhD. We were looking for similar rare decays to learn about neutrinos. Our observation of double beta decay of xenon 136 us…
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Comment #18758214
For the most part, I enjoyed it! I was using it to get more familiar with Rust, and I feel a lot more comfortable with the language now. I doubt I did everything idiomatically, and…
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Comment #14690338
23andMe | Software Engineer, Data Applications and Services | Mountain View, CA | Full Time | Onsite I'm looking for mid-to-senior level engineers to join my team at 23andMe. We're…
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