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This is hugely problematic behavior of github
I don't know whether his popular science work is plagiarized or not but about his thesis, it seems somewhat stupid To punish him
So many things in physics have to be written in a very specific manner , to convey the meaning of the precise concepts being used. in such cases, it is a very common practice to copy the sentences used before, in order to ensure that everyone understands the meaning in a precise manner.
So then to call it plagiarism doesn't make any sense
Why would Iran take that at that point? There's no trust.
They were working for that agreement. trump canceled it, not they.
Firefox is only sluggish because Chrome uses your data to prefetch pages.
One big reason is preparation, people start preparing for tests 2 to 3 years in advance. And the method of testing influences exams used in grades before as well.
So assume 4 years of high school and someone that just came in. They are still preparing for SAT like tests in their first year of high school. Someone in final year of high school is well trained in it. So even though the benefits do not carry, enough portion of incoming students are still reaping benefits of standardized tests. The decay only shows later when batches without any benefits of standardized tests are coming through.
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This system has been merged into OpenBSD base. If you'd like to contribute to openrsync, please mail your patches to tech@openbsd.org. This repository is simply the OpenBSD version plus some glue for portability.
Seems more cathedral than Bazaar to me.
My worst interview: The recruiter forgot about me. Then joined 5 mins late, asking me if we had actually scheduled something.
I said yes, so assembled 3 people 20 mins to listen to my presentation on my PhD work. No questions at the end of the presentation, sent a mail 2 mins later telling me they are not moving forward.
The RTX 5090 is faster than an H200. It just has less ram
H200 has HBM and much more 64-bit compute
Its just numbers only for rich. For poor ir can be the differnce between employability and not. In general, I believe that non-free tools like this are effective violence against poor nations since they trap those societies in unskilled sectors.
Yeah this is such an own goal. You want students using your code to get them to use it in job. They have learnt nothing from cuda
In this specific case, the city is essentially bordering a desert.
Germany has half the percentage of forest as Japan
I feel the OP has not seen the poverty before the world was complex.
The complexity is the price we pay for keeping people fed in Africa and India. Having said that Juicero was too much complexity.
That's temporary though. Or at least was supposed to be temporary to prevent immediately disqualifying existing vehicles
There is No C
Well yes because git was supposed to be completely distributed. You can design a system which has this feature but then it wouldn't be as distributed as git, making unrelated forks second class citizens. It might still be a good idea for tool to have it but it is not strictly a better/worse scenario.
Mutability
I think i can mostly agree to this. I do wonder if people never work in a scenario where they are only committing partial state and not complete state. Nevertheless being able to track and not losing uncommitted state is a strict improvement.
workflows
Aren't worktrees enough here?
I think its not as much about AI as it is about power grab. In the same sense that it would not be as much about Indusutrial reolvution as it would be for related colonialism.
I am talking about have nots at a nation scale here. At level of British empire.
Question is, are our optimization functions well specified enough? (No)
How important is well specified opt function? No one knows. We will find out
Due to purchasing power parity, it is actually much hhigher in poorer countries, in that they are absolutely still asking the have nots.
“That’s not a logo,” fumed Shaw, CEO of the world’s largest carpet company, one attendee later recalled. “That’s a target.”
Do people really speak like that?
Training can be socialized by asking people to take govt loans on further education and then letting the people default on them. Why should company spend their profits on it? /s
The dichotomy comes from conflating the TeX syntax with tex macro system, both use backslash.
The backslash based syntax allows for some really powerful typesetting which is far above anything that exists today. At the same time, the use of backslash-based langauge right to the bottom in terms of macros is what is causing the frustration.
Typst kind of solves that by having backslash based syntax implemented in Rust.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BPqR9jy6C3U&is=PFRfRJ23MXSFnRV4
India is taking a shortcut so to say. If climate friendly energy becomes successful in India, it will bbee successful in other countries to. Currently the biggest threat is US forcing people to buy its venezualan and fracking oil.
Out of these two, only EU and US are showing reluctance to change quickly. Both China and India depend heavily on imported fossil fuels and for them solar is as much of a sovereignty issues as it is pollution, and then climate.
There are two parts of making a slide show: 1. Visualizing what you want to show 2. Finding tools to show it
Developing 1 means you need to start with pen and paper without any pollution from existing tools. You might read and experiment beforehand and use as many tools as possible (including AI) but at least once before you make thr final version you should sit down and just think from scratch what you want to show.
Then you can use AI for 2. Teaching kids 1 is very difficult while simultaneously giving them access to AI since they are too young to develop that self control.
How else do you get money for anything in your organization?
If gitlab makes even some of its current premium features free (mostly around push rules, and merge dequest guardrails), most comoanies will host their own gitlab in a heartbeat.