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cameronperot
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Comment #33663098
During my master's, I took a job in a physics group that works with high pressure time projection chambers for neutrino detection. They have a bunch of simulation and experimental …
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Comment #32026532
This is a nifty trick, but I recently had an issue where it would offer my other keys even with IdentitiesOnly yes specified in ~/.ssh/config. I found a solution [1], but it's not …
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Comment #31874252
Happy to contribute what perspective I can :). I didn't mean to put it as a hostile US vs. EU thing, just wanted to state my reasons for going the other way. I saw in another comme…
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Comment #31874142
I'm an American (Texan) who has been living in Germany for the past 6 years. I would suggest to consider the culture and lifestyle more than the work, as those will play a much lar…
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Comment #31737599
The Flying Goose brand is the most common here in Germany. The Huy Fong brand hasn't been available for a few years after the EU implemented some restriction on one of the ingredie…
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Comment #31737464
> I haven’t built any large project I think one of the best ways to fill in your knowledge is to find a project you're passionate about and learn what you need along the way. Passi…
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Comment #31732720
Good point. I was looking at the "Family" aggregation which doesn't list AMD in the performance share chart, which was a bit misleading.
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Comment #31731582
NVIDIA has a significantly larger market share for HPC [1] (select accelerator for category). [1] https://top500.org/statistics/list/
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Comment #31237151
Location: Germany (US Citizen) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Julia, Linux, machine/deep learning, (stochastic) simulations, SQL, AWS, containerization …
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Comment #31146873
I use caps2esc [1] in Linux to remap capslock to ctrl on hold and esc on tap. It's such a simple yet insanely useful remapping! It really shines in modal editing (e.g. vim). I assu…
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Comment #30901281
For me it's just an easy way to notice if something is unexpectedly eating up resources, then I know to pull up htop to figure out what it is and kill it if needed.
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Comment #30900755
Magboltz [1] is a single >95k line Fortran file (although, I'm not sure if it's multiple files combined into one before upload). [1] https://magboltz.web.cern.ch/magboltz/
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Comment #29173783
Kind of an aside, but if you are going to digitize important documents that contain confidential information, I would highly recommend encrypting them to mitigate any damage if you…
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Comment #29119042
I lived in Leipzig for three years during my physics studies, and I really enjoyed the city. It's there that I really learned to love long walks. I've walked through and around tha…
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Comment #28880662
> if you're caught making a joke about ISIS, the Whatsapp police can unencrypt your messages Would you please clarify this? I know that messages flagged by the recipient can be rea…
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Comment #28773105
> Anyone familiar with the term? Haven't heard it before. Full-stack probably means they deal with all areas of QC, from theoretical research to hardware implementation. > I though…
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Comment #28728026
These interviews with Edward Teller [1] offer first hand insight into some of this fascinating history, I quite enjoyed watching them. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRdAp4A5K…
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Comment #28598676
Great read. For those who enjoyed reading this, you might also enjoy this [1] short video series on dimensions math (direct link to the YouTube playlist [2]). The videos encompass …
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Comment #28006177
Exactly this. I think I've come across maybe two or three snakes in almost five years here, all were non-venomous harmless looking little fellas, and I spend a lot of time in natur…