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codecalec
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Comment #40544831
Root is definitely the backbone of a ton of work done in experimental particle physics but it is also the nightmare of new graduate students. It's affectively engrained into partic…
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Comment #38653143
I've actually done some volunteer work at the James Clerk Maxwell house. The people who run it are great and love to show people around if you want an in-person tour. Just email an…
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Comment #36447659
Link to actual article: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
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Comment #28668321
I was thinking the same as you. It seems to be another term for code folding. It is where you collapse parts of a source file into a single line so you can just focus on the part o…
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Comment #27867191
I don't think you need to be hard on yourself. Creating content up to the standard of 3b1b requires skills that can be far removed from what you want to teach. Having knowledge of …
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Comment #27660274
This requirement just does not make sense to me. Why would Microsoft even have this requirement? Do they want to force users into an account so it is easier to lead them into Offic…
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Comment #27601041
E=mc^2 is a result from special relativity. This is usually touched on earlier than general relativity.
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Comment #26956252
I have been running the beta in my laptop perfectly and the multi-touch gestures added in Gnome 40 makes it the best laptop DE for me. When I tried to install on my desktop, Nvidia…
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Comment #25939266
Sadly during COVID times, Youtube and gaming have absorbed and taken the place of my "IRL" stuff. Hopefully, it will be easy to switch back to being back in the real world socially…
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Comment #25172494
Hopefully this brings more funds to Firefox. Still don't like the idea that Google is required to keep it up and running.