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cactusfrog
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Comment #48929385
Zeolites are better
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Comment #48063169
I went to a small liberal arts school where the IT department recruited CS students under work study to build the systems. It’s a good learning experience for students to be involv…
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Comment #47630726
Eastern Washington has a lot of hot desert
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Comment #47463163
I think UV and Ruff showed us how much better Python tooling could be. Just setting a higher bar has move. OS forward
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Comment #46998865
Sometimes I want coffee before I make my coffee
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Comment #46840408
I would be surprised if the code was hidden from other people engineers.
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Comment #46088091
We have tons of space on earth. Cooling in space would be so expensive.
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Comment #46070742
Thank you for the explanation
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Comment #46047231
Could the rust code be transpired to readable C?
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Comment #45972844
There’s this Gitlab incident https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLdRBsuvVKc
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Comment #45948176
This author assumes that open sourcing a package only delivers value if is added as a dependency. Publicly sharing code with a permissive license is still useful and a radical idea…
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Comment #45449522
A lot of times those 5% people go blind :/
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Comment #45329033
I hope humans are like Cyanobacteria in that in destroying the environment we create the substrate for something grander.
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Comment #45326881
What language do you think they should have based Mojo off of? I think Python syntax is great for tensor manipulation.
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Comment #45301271
The issue with R is that there is too much dsl. This is great for one-off analysis but makes building a cohesive large code base really difficult.
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Comment #45218195
I know about ghostship, but I don’t immediately associate the word ghost ship with that disaster. I’ve always thought of them as the spooky abandoned ships that float around and I …
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Comment #45211597
One of the best books I’ve ever read is The Making of the Atomic Bomb Book by Richard Rhodes. If you want an extremely in-depth history of the science and people behind Manhattan p…
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Comment #45006966
I wonder how many nuclear power plants run on windows xp.
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Comment #44763238
This is really interesting. I think force fields in molecular dynamics have underwent a similar NN revolution. You train your NN on the output of expensive calculations to replace …
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Comment #44719167
I think the biggest problem with fintech is that the financial system is already decentralized, and full of tech. It really just seems like it involves using unregulated technology…
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Comment #44689813
I worked an MIT programmer who bragged about the Scheme curriculum. He was also the worst programmer that I’ve worked with. He really liked clojure and would constantly complain ab…
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Comment #44631787
My process control theory textbook has a chapter on neural networks and a lot of the language in control theory has an AI like tinge to it. I think this AI language is native to co…
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Comment #44491179
OSS, even MIT licensed, embodies an radical idea that is counter to how most other engineering fields operate. The software required to design a chemical plant can cost 60K+ per ye…