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I know the author quite well. It all started with him following "Let’s Build A Simple Interpreter. Part 1." from Ruslan's blog (https://ruslanspivak.com/lsbasi-part1/) where you are creating an interpreter for a pascal like language.

He then decided to spit out some c64 assembler, and it has been a pretty cool journey after that :D

If the half life is that long, it's not very dangerous as energy / time is very low.

Why?

You may also like my paper “ Direct Atomic Simulations of Facet Formation and Equilibrium Shapes of SiC Nanoparticles”

Not as cool as experiment of course

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.cgd.9b00612

I think that only works in Norway where they have radar data from all the weather stations, or however that works.

You can try Yr: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&hl=e... It is an app made by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute afaik and works quite well all over the world. I'm curious on how well it works where you live! They have open API's as well: https://api.met.no

I’ve seen that azure has some nodes with infiniband connection (same that is often used in super computers).

I did my PhD in physics simulations (molecular dynamics), and have the same problem there. I tried running these simulations in Google Cloud without any good performance results due to high latency (compared to HPC). I’m no GC expert though, so should be possible to improve what I did.

Imba <3

Very cool!

I sort of agree, but there are some function signatures that don’t match what’s in the code using @types/three, and mrdoob does not want to maintain this. This gives a few @ts-ignore, but that’s not a big problem:)

I suggest Doconce (https://github.com/hplgit/doconce) which is a language that compiles to latex, html and other formats. It is easy to make a version specialized for tablet etc. It is used quite heavily at my university.

My downarrow was like this for a while. Then it broke and I'm sending it in.

I've had so many keys stuck due to dust or some other particle . When I press hard enough I can hear it crack and the key usually works again...I really hate the keyboard :P

They are just somewhat different names of the same thing. General relativity includes the special relativity one where special means without accelerated reference frames, i.e. nothing accelerates or is exposed for gravity.

Anyone who enjoys this will also enjoy http://cppquiz.org