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Your wiki is absolutely motivating. I have spent close to 1h on it now and I'll be spending more. I will also be "stealing" from it!
Really great work there.
Weirdly enough, if I knew optics but no coding I would be in a better place than the one I am in right now, which is: I know (a little bit of) coding but no optics.
I have finished my master's in November, and I have been looking for a job. I have not been very lucky so far. I am looking for data-science related stuff. If you have any suggestions, please, I am all ears. (I am in Europe)
There was a time when, if you had a degree in Physics, they'd throw money at you. That is no longer true.
That does not seem like a feature to me, and completely breaks geteather imo, sadly. Most of the good content on reddit is older than 6 months. Imagine if reddit decided to delete posts older than 6 months, jesus, every 6 months there would be a flood of the very same questions/posts/comments...
Anyone knows how to make it work without having to spend hours? I was trying to make it work for python. Also, I want tab to be used.
EDIT: I am wrong. I tried setting up spacemac. I didn't know about spacevim.
Where do you guys search for jobs, in Europe? I was mainly looking for a Data-Science position, though I don't know ML yet (other than regressions ofc)
Pocket fails to make an article out of this url.
This is why I don't see "endlessly unique" as something inherently good. It would be cool, however, to play it for 1h (or so), save it and then re-play it whenever.
It is a project I've been following and seems pretty interesting. A federated reddit alternative, part of the fediverse.
I haven't found a single good GUI for nvim/vim. If you have, please let me know.
- Is this open-source? What is the license and where is the source-code?
- When can we expect a linux version?