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azalemeth
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About azalemeth
Google scholar page: https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=LhYjunkAAAAJ&hl=en
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This is already the case for Master's degrees and above in Denmark. I've been the opponent examining students. We ask Master's students to give US instruction on a topic (drawn ran…
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Comment #49192887
Alas, the android VM will fail safetynet by not passing bootloader attestation. I really hate modern Google.
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Comment #49187279
> I’m disabled and became disabled as an adult and, in my experience, after becoming disabled I’ve faced rampant discrimination that wasn’t there before. I’ve been fired twice in t…
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Comment #49155968
> I don't claim this is something to be proud of, but from that scandal to this day, I buy nothing from Sony, and neither does my company. Trust counts. I also haven't bought anyth…
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Comment #49128179
http://philo.gay/linecam/gallery.html -- it's linked within the middle of the talk.
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Comment #49068490
I still think that EME were a mistake for web standards to implement. I disable them by default and yet see widevine requests as part of analytics, the occasional bot captcha, and …
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Comment #49042775
Most clusters I use are architected assuming you use vim and look at graphics locally. I do. I also use img-cat. I've never liked VSCode anything.
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Comment #48980957
For me it's more metroid prime than FF. Just needs the coloured doors!
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Comment #48967440
I "grew up" using Cinema 4D. Likewise I just find that the UI of blender is for whatever reason _incredibly_ not intuitive for me. I also don't really like the fact that everything…
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Comment #48918067
If I see the phrase "The honest take: I was wrong" again I will scream...
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Comment #48864649
A nanosecond? The speed of sound at sea level in dry air is approximately 330m/s. So at say 3.3 kHz, the rough logarithmic middle of the audible spectrum, K=2π/lambda is 2π/0.1 m=2…
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Comment #48837828
I'm a medical physicist. I literally haven't been able to get Fable to answer a question I have written -- all of my work is verboten. I have however asked Claude Code (opus 4.8) t…
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Comment #48828893
I still haven't been able to use Fable. I'm a medical physicist -- it just balks at anything I do and gives me an AUP / safeguard error. Applies even if I docstrip out all the comm…
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Comment #48762663
For what it is worth, your site has been blocked by the UK's national cyber security centre on my current connection: This site may be associated with malicious activity or malware…
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Comment #48752607
I'm an international prizewinning academic likely to reduce my hours due to health concerns but very interested in fun, physics-heavy problems and out-of-bag collaborations. Locati…
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Comment #48748322
I haven't bought a single Sony product since then. I used to have a Sony walkman, clock radio, buy classical Sony CDs (or their sub brands), etc, nearly got an original PlayStation…
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Comment #48596542
I know you're joking, but changes in isotopes mildly affect reduced mass and hence enzyme kinetics. Maize and other C4 plants already preferentially enrich themselves with 13C [0-3…
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Comment #48558050
I think it's worth mentioning the likes of tor, lokinet, yggdrasil, i2p, freenet and maybe other "esoteric" forms of networking like vless or v2ray. If they really do put significa…
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Comment #48539719
Academia is the most relevant, toxic example that I can think of. Be horrible to others on a short term contract (grad students, postdocs) and break them whilst extracting maximum …
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Comment #48476285
> I saw 'medical physicist' and wondered what you do. Thank you for 'a bit more context', I care! Very interesting stuff. Did you attend medical school + a physics program? That's …
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Comment #48474666
Honestly for a "side project" Opus has been fantastic for me writing a hybrid simulation framework that prior to large scale code generation would have been a matter of years (and …