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mccd.space 3d ago

Git email patch review addon for Thunderbird

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www.nikhef.nl 1mo ago

Final run for the current LHC accelerator (but more to come)

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www.nikhef.nl 1mo ago

LHCb experiment observes long-sought new particle with double charm

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socket.dev 2mo ago

Fsnotify Maintainer Dispute Sparks Supply Chain Concerns

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home.cern 2mo ago

CERN's KiCad component library now open source

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iscinumpy.dev 2mo ago

Starting with Agentic AI

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adamj.eu 3mo ago

Python: Profiling-Explorer

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home.cern 4mo ago

LHCb Collaboration discovers new proton-like particle

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home.cern 4mo ago

Final Laps at the LHC

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physicsworld.com 4mo ago

CERN upgrade to LHCb experiment threatened by UK funding cuts

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bigthink.com 4mo ago

Particle physics colliders cannot ever destroy the Universe

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blog.melashri.net 5mo ago

Domain Knowledge Is the New Syntax

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blog.melashri.net 5mo ago

The Devil Inside GitHub

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home.cern 5mo ago

Heating homes with the largest particle accelerator

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microsoftgraveyard.com 6mo ago

Microsoft Graveyard

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hackaday.com 6mo ago

DIY E-Reader Folds Open Like a Book

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ifp.org 7mo ago

Why Does Nuclear Power Plant Construction Cost So Much? (2023)

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code.visualstudio.com 7mo ago

Open Source AI Editor: Second Milestone

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arxiv.org 7mo ago

Let's (Not) Just Put Things in Context: Test-Time Training for Long-Context LLMs

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trusttunnel.org 7mo ago

TrustTunnel VPN Protocol

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home.cern 7mo ago

The European Strategy for Particle Physics reaches an important milestone

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www.symmetrymagazine.org 7mo ago

Curiouser and curiouser: a riddle at the Alice detector

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eclecticlight.co 7mo ago

The Anatomy of a macOS App

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blog.melashri.net 7mo ago

The Quiet Progress of Particle Physics

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www.symmetrymagazine.org 7mo ago

Photons Light the Way

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www.scmp.com 7mo ago

Has China pulled the plug on largest particle collider?

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arxiv.org 7mo ago

Future Colliders Comparative Evaluation – Working Group Report

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theconversation.com 8mo ago

$2B Counter-Strike 2 crash: Your digital investments aren't yours

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github.com 8mo ago

IntelliCode Extensions for VS Code Are Being Deprecated

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blog.melashri.net 8mo ago

My private information is worth $30

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Back to Kagi 9 hours ago

Author here (I didn't submit the post though)

Actually I did not solve it. I find the alternatives is worse. Google News seems better but my news reading is not a main activity.

Also I live ib Switzerland and don't speak French and I hate when websites like Google always assumes that (being logged solves it but then we have privacy issues too)

Nowadays I just go to the arabic version of Aljazeera and skim the headlines for quick overview on what is happening.

To be honest, the "mathematically sound" is a widely used jargon used in many academic fields (physics, mathematics from first hand experience). It is also more meaningful than people who would use "nice function" to mean a function that follow some criteria in their head (and you would need to guess what these will be).

Arabic native speaker here.

Yes, people will usually post or draw a bicycle right to left which is going to ve opposite of what normally is drawn. I tried the prompt in arabic for many models and I don't recall any adjusting it based on that difference at least culturally speaking.

CERN stopped hiring non member or associate member states citizens for some time now. Except in very rare circumstances, This applies to US citizens as much as Russians too.

You might disagree on that but we all know that it was political pressure.

I have no knowledge in the field. But it would be nice if the article compared the raw prices of usual bare metal offering vs cloud because I am not sure it would support the claim that the egress would be the highest cost.

Of course it could be but a quantitative perspective for an average game would have been much better.

I think if nothing happens from the government, then this would be a very good example of the benefit of keeping your mouse shut especially if you are lying to get some hype like Anthropic did for months.

I still don't know why all these concern about nuclear weapons with LLMs. It is not that if an entity (A country) wants to develop a nuclear weapons that the resources they need for such a program and huge infrastructure and scientific enterprise would need an LLM to teach them anything. Knowing how to develop one is not a closed secret but getting in secret is impossible without the whole world knowing.

So I wouldn't be able to develop a nuclear weapons with the resources of drug cartal (as an example) using Claude in secret.

Ctrl + shift + R would solve your second problem at all times.

And I don't think your first point is quantified correctly and I am sure there is no data to back it up. But I understand the appeal of trying to quantify your personal experience.

Where did you get that the number of federally funded graduate students is 3.1 million?

Note that many will have industry, international or self funded (for MS it is less common to have funding). The 9B figure for maintaining the F35 you just said is very close to the entire annual budget of the NSF. Which is the main funding source of most of non medical research.

Also we are not talking about military budget, just the F35 maintenance program here.

The problem is that it doesn't even respect this choice. My native language is not English and most of the videos in this languages will be auto transcript to English. Even the last time I changed both the language and country and YouTube still managed to auto transcript to English.

The solution is a simple toggle to turn it off, not pushing it to our throat.

It is mainly because of federal funding cuts that departments accept fewer students as written in the actual text. But I might add that the changes of immigration and the changes in foreign policy might played a rule. There are no mention of AI at all.

Can we just go back to ads and normalize blocking people who ad-block?

Nope, two problems

1- Ads is privacy issue not only convenience issue. Targeted ads should not normalized.

2- Companies figures out that even paying doesn't means you don't get ads. You probably are bigger target with more disposable income than average in such case.

Ni problem. I get you point but just to clarify I didn't feel that. I did not actually realize this was the top comment.

My point was that as this is another thing that chrome put down our throat without ability to stop it which actually what the original link refers to, then the solution as a reminder is to use Firefox.

I was just complaining because I suspected that many people might be abusing because they just don't like Firefox (some replies including the account you just banned indicated that to me) but I am probably wrong.

I am not arguing, just explaining my thoughts. And thanks for taking the time to explain and clarify.

MOND is dead is a true statement if we say MOND is dead as a general theory of gravity. It does not mean is does not have its success with explaining galactic rotation curves but failing at mostly everything else.