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Comment #43569717
In the same vein, Asimov in 1956: Baley shrugged. He would never teach himself to avoid asking useless questions. The robots knew. Period. It occurred to him that, to handle robots…
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Comment #42799300
You come off as snarky, but I kind of agree. We tried this first. It turns out digital collaborative calendars are pretty great for us in general, there is no chance in hell I coul…
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Comment #42799276
To answer the q above, this is what we have, too.
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Comment #42794410
Second this. I ended up building a nice charging station right near the entrance. It has storage for keys, wallet, and other things to grab when heading out. It has an abundance of…
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Comment #40519298
I suppose the Murderbot Diaries is also on the theme https://marthawells.com/murderbot1.htm
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Comment #40519261
Relevant book rec: Dogs of War by Adrian Tchaikovsky. https://adriantchaikovsky.com/dogs-of-war-series.html
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Comment #39055498
I met Keats through Dan Simmons - Hyperion. It's one of those books that hasn't quite left my mind despite finishing it some time ago.
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Comment #38213122
Thank you!
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Comment #38212780
“Hard” meaning specifically how many lawyer/HR hours, how long are the timelines, and are there other significant risks?
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Comment #38212691
Are there good ways for US companies to host international grad students in their internship programs? How hard is it for them? Specifically I had a conversation with a few adminis…
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Comment #38047337
I’d be interested in your thoughts on the case where the f_i are optimizable: f_i(t) = K(t, z_i), i=1..m There is literature on approximating exact GP inference with (something lik…
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Comment #38047165
This seems like a young talent that we’ll see more of. I like your to the point writing style and obvious passion for mathematical clarity. Keep it up and best wishes for your phd …
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Comment #37518015
“in order to settle any lingering unease about using such tools in physics” spoken like a true mathematician :D I enjoyed the post a lot (at least the parts that didn’t pass right …
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Comment #37077290
You can buy this stuff in the supermarket (in Viking countries), look for paltbröd. https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paltbr%C3%B6d
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Comment #30568823
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Internet,_nobody_knows_...
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Comment #25923182
I use a split keyboard with custom layers and find it fine to use a normal keyboard such as when on the laptop directly. They seem to activate different modes in my brain somehow. …
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Comment #25868080
See also https://blog.x.company/loons-final-flight-e9d699123a96
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