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bouchard

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    Comment #49238162

    The README is in the header file (picophysics.h)

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    Comment #48804738

    The repository hasn't been made public yet it seems.

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    Comment #48754678

    What field are you in that you'd actually wait two years, rather than retract your submission and go somewhere else?

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    Comment #48753546

    Their "technical validation (CFD)" document looks like AI slop...

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    Comment #48750800

    Rejections from journals are not uncommon and sometimes it's for somewhat questionable reasons. Uploading the manuscript to a preprint server and/or submitting to another journal, …

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    Comment #48749892

    > “It’s an unusual way of doing things,” says Kerstin Göpfrich, a synthetic biologist at Heidelberg University. That's being kind; it's a complete overreaction, simply put.

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    Comment #47074406

    > Yes 1-based indexing is a mistake. It leads to significantly less elegant code - especially for generic code - and is no harder to understand than 1-based indexing for people cap…

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    Comment #46980761

    The approach could be helpful for searching though large 3D model libraries like GrabCAD for some visual placeholder part by just describing it. The generality of the part descript…

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    Comment #46404378

    This is a about Groq, not Grok (Musk's chatbot).

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    Comment #46035299

    Comments on the claims made by Penn State's PR department in "Student refines 100-year-old math problem, expanding wind energy possibilities" > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id…

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    Comment #45677643

    Meh, depends what's the goal. Exceeding predicted performance is not a screw up, it's just providing a minimum guaranteed performance aka playing it safe (under promise, over deliv…

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    Comment #45677110

    Depends if you make overly conservative assumptions in your modeling...

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    Comment #45358331

    Using greek symbols as public-facing function arguments, etc. is definitely not recommended, and not that common (at least in my experience). It's best used for internal calculatio…

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    Comment #44813580

    Never thought I'd see the name LimeWire again, wow

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    Comment #44800011

    Looking at interview footage of Stockton Rush, it seems he really wanted to be a disruptor and accomplish something which everyone else (i.e., experts) deemed impossible. He though…

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    Comment #44799910

    The Netflix documentary has some extra interviews with employees, clients, etc. which are interesting. (1hr 51min runtime though)

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