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anujsharmax
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Hi, I just built something to help my wife's clinic by quantifying the problems patients come with - give it a try for free (don't treat it as medical advise without talking to you…
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Comment #20749224
The most comprehensive guide to org mode - Organize Your Life in Plain Text! ( http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html ) To sync and edit org files on your phone you can use the app Org…
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Comment #19948094
The best advice regarding job offer and salary negotiations I have seen is given by Patrick McKenzie (patio11). You can check it out on https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-…
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Comment #19907394
If you use Emacs, give magit ( https://magit.vc ) a try. It is so much better than Git CLI, which probably is too low level for daily usage.
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Comment #19321030
Have you looked into Apache Guacamole ( http://guacamole.apache.org/ ) Once you install Apache Guacamole on the remote machine, you can access it via your web browser
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Comment #18924470
> "Because the majority of doctors are overworked, exhausted, and discontent, they've normalized their misery and pretend that it's not as bad as it seems" This quote from the stud…
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Comment #18896387
> how would you determine which one an individual is dealing with? The individual needs to talk to an expert (a doctor or a therapist) to find this. Many medical issues show simila…
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Comment #18893510
As a tool, I use Org mode in Spacemacs (Emacs) with a variation of the following setup. http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html This is the most comprehensive setup I found, and I have …
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Comment #18839403
> It's a short life, so I want to be careful with this decision, to avoid any future regrets. Because I can't decide on this, I end up not getting anything done. Time continues to …
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Comment #18767201
Pretty much Emacs (Spacemacs specifically) for anything once the OS boots up.
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Comment #18762150
> 3. Consequently, most of the processing units now deployed in 4-core-and-up machines are doing nothing most of the time but generating waste heat. The cores are not being wasted …
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Comment #18750303
SICP is one of the books that I've seen everyone recommend - and I never understood what is so special about it, until I finally read it! It feels very similar to a mathematical bo…
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Comment #18711853
Beamer ( https://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Presentations ) I usually use LaTeX, because it works on all the major OS and frees me from learning different software
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Comment #18568400
If you want something more powerful than Markdown, have a look into Org mode ( https://orgmode.org/ ). It works great if you use Emacs (or variants such as SpaceMacs), and you can …
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Comment #18548043
If you are looking for an alternative to MPI, you should try Coarray Fortran. It supports parallel programming for both "within a node" and "between node" communication. Coarray Fo…
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Comment #17640151
There is no one thing as "HPC". It is a lot of normal computer components joined together to form a big "HPC" system. First, identify which kind of scaling you need - are you limit…
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Comment #17501144
Use Njalla ( https://njal.la ) to have privacy from whois services
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Comment #17398806
Be careful when using knowledge from this post. These are special cases, not the general rules of differentiaton (or calculus). For example, for multi variable calculus, the result…
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Comment #17171353
Everyone seems to be assuming that you have a big fan which actually changes the air flow in the whole room in a major way. If that's the case, great, put it any way you like - it …
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Comment #17165003
You can have a look at the github repo ( https://github.com/rabbiabram/awesome-fortran ). I would recommend pFUnit, which is fairly new, compared to the rest.