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*limiting case is the term physicists describe this relation between newtonian mechanics and relativity.

shouldn't title be github actions having outage? because title implies that github is not working.

I learned a couple of things there, seems like a very organized way of learning.Just wish more of this approach is implemented by others. Also the discussions in comments makes me …

I used to use them two years ago when they offered 200 snip for educational accounts. I then subscribed for personal plan for 5$ when I was writing my MS thesis. It was useful and …

Github becomes a favorite option for research and academic people to work and collaborate their projects their. That is a reasonable move from github to make it more suitable for t…

I realized that it is pay wall website. sorry for that. I didn't know because safari reader mode started automatically and it could load the contents.

People on HN should he normally worried about running 'curl' from any untrustworthy sources because that is a security issue. An example - https://www.onsecurity.io/blog/careless-w…

Data use is limited to 1GB per month, So it is not practical option. If we trust MS on that anyway.

This looks interesting, but as someone working in academia, I find the pricing for individuals not realistic. 35$ per month (if paid annually) is too much for a tool that would be …

Chinese government (propaganda) is usually deploying this logic to suppress the discussion about their actions. It is a wide spread tactic that we see everyday. It is not like chin…

Excuse me, but why would we take what most Chinese people believe as a factor when trying to verify or understand their government actions against Muslim minority? I mean not to sa…

It is clear that many people (sometimes with good intentions) would bring this logic to any discussion about this matter. . China is having their Muslim population put into camps a…

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I think the main problem here is that Google don't let you know what went wrong or let you have any actual human you can talk to. This is what makes their decisions seems arbitrary…

GDPR applies to EU citizens and residents and I don't think it prevents tracking for the purpose of blocking.