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akuro
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Comment #34983063
Reading this has made me realise that I am nowhere near as literate as I think I am.
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Comment #34587379
I intend on having a fruitful, storied academic career before suddenly going mad. I then would abandon everything and live on a mountain, making jam by day and writing insane rambl…
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Comment #34480530
I don't know, but whenever I plead with people in computational science to read Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics I'm usually met with an eye-roll.
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Comment #34468816
Don't listen to my opinions, sure. But pay heed to the large number of computational chemists who do use these languages. There is a reason that professionals employ the tools that…
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Comment #34468337
Interesting. You might be the first computational chemist I know who actually uses Rust. I know a lot of computational chemists! Python is the big one, all of the aforementioned ch…
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Comment #33986237
Statistical mechanics, molecular simulation and high performance computing. That is the centre-point of nearly all of my effort in life. Nearly everything I do is based around gett…
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Comment #33575340
I would like to dedicate my life and energy to the field of science that interests me. I would also like the opportunity to achieve something amazing with programming as my medium.…
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Comment #33153447
Anybody who loves statistical mechanics has surely heard of Jaynes. Unfortunately, those who like statistical mechanics seem few and far between. :(
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Ask HN: How do you balance your life as a knowledge-based worker?
Or more specifically, how do you balane your life as a knowledge based worker when there's so much to learn and so little time to do it all? I am a physicist who specialised in mol…
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Comment #32612851
As someone who has taken extremely heavy doses of some very, very potent psychedelics (LSD, DMT, ketamine, mescaline and psilocybin), I am inclined to agree with you. I acknowledge…
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Comment #32266102
The first two paragraphs present such a blatant false dichotomy that I won't be doing myself the disservice of reading any further. If you're going to announce yourself as a philos…
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Comment #32112177
There are too many fields in which advances in complex systems modelling will be revolutionary and I frankly don't have the knowledge to describe most those. Let me tell you about …
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Comment #32101527
I'm a PhD student in physics and I am really, really optimistic about how the field will be developing going forward. People are well aware of the glamorous fields of physics: cosm…
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Comment #30897344
I'm three years into a PhD and during that time have tried some very potent psychedelics (psilocybin mushrooms, LSD, DMT and mescaline). Fearless experimentation - nothing more tha…
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Comment #30294135
I am currently building a suite of software that'll allow users to easily design and run Monte Carlo simulations to solve problems in statistical physics. I am in no rush, mostly b…
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Comment #27406755
This kind of thing, whilst fun, is kinda dangerous. I'm not so sure what to make of it. I sniffed it out quickly because I have extensive experience with maths. Many people don't, …
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Comment #27329464
I went into high school as a curious kid who loved reading and enjoyed opportunities to be creative. I left high school as a nervous wreck who was terrified to apply myself in any …
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Comment #25466982
Stole my comment! :) You're right, though. I started playing chess to improve my concentration as a teenager, mostly for the purpose of improving my ability to focus on math. Then …