Is the telescope design available anywhere for hobbyists to build? I can't seem to find anything in the article or in a separate search. I'd be interested in perhaps putting one of these together to do radio astronomy…
> “This isn’t just a new value of the Hubble constant,” the collaboration notes, “it’s a community-built framework that brings decades of independent distance measurements together, transparently and accessibly.” Don't…
Probably the biggest purpose for me is to have something to look back on. The last time I consistently journaled before this was during the time when I dated, got engaged to, and married my wife. Granted, that was more…
I have been doing a one-line-a-day journal for the past two years. If I ever feel like writing more I have a separate section for that, but I only ever tell myself to write the one line. It's the first time I have been…
Right. All it takes is for one to work out, if you have several suitable options. If some of the options are only vaguely suitable, or it comes to light through the process that some of them are not suitable at all,…
If you're referring to Cubit, they license the ACIS kernel under the hood.
I notice that your application asks about willingness to relocate. Are you able to do fully remote for the right candidate?
> So much of writing is managing your own emotions. The virtue of “pseudowriting” is that it helps you preserve hope for as long as possible—hope that what you will eventually put in place of those square brackets will…
I didn't have time to get through the whole article today, but I did spend some time with my kids playing the Wikipedia first link game, which we enjoyed. We kept trying to find one that didn't end in Philosophy, and my…
My brother just finished building an automatic pipe organ for his Mechanical Engineering senior project. Or maybe you'd call it a street organ since it has no keyboard. It has midi input on some arduino-like device, 3d…
I'm the kind of guy who decently likes maps, and I pay attention to where I'm going and also to the map before, during, and after using a GPS (Google maps). I do benefit from Google maps in learning my way around a…
You're right, I was thinking of Combobulate, linked in a sibling comment.
I'm not extremely familiar with the details of incremental parsing, but I have used Cursorless, a VSCode extension based on tree-sitter for voice controlled structured editing, and it is pretty powerful. You can use the…
Here is a nice article on a study of baseball bats using microphones. https://www.acs.psu.edu/drussell/bats/papers/AcousticsToday_...
All models are wrong, but some are useful. If you’re discussing large groups of people, you have to somehow compress the data. On the other hand, yeah, you probably shouldn’t prefer things like this to explain your…
So these addition formulas that apply to series and parallel resistors seem more generally to be formulas for finding the new ratio when you have several ratios and want to add them together treating the quantity in the…
> Isn't IGA's shtick just replacing classical shape functions with the splines used to specify the geometry? That's how it started, yes. The splines used to specify the geometry are trimmed surfaces, and IGA has…
Interesting perspective. I just attended an academic conference on isogeometric analysis (IGA), which is briefly mentioned in this article. Tom Hughes, who is mentioned several times, is now the de facto leader of the…
For some reason the copy my library has doesn't have that page the same as it appears on hathitrust. Other nearby pages match the snippets I see on google books, but that page does not, and none of the nearby pages do,…
I just put in a request at my university library for that item. I'll let you know what it turns up.
The biggest thing that keeps me from using Julia rather than Python for math prototypes is that it uses one-based indexing. I go back and forth between these prototypes and my C++ codebase, and the mental gymnastics to…
I’m working on a PhD adjacent to computational differential geometry, and while I’ve made a lot of progress on the computation, I still don’t have much intuition for k-vectors and k-forms. I love coming across articles…
This doesn’t seem to address the original question very well. The question is someone who is unable to find time to fill their social needs between working a remote job and caring for children asking for advice, and the…
I made a calcium fertilizer for my potted peppers last month, soaking dried eggshells in vinegar. They did a similar “dance,” though the bubbles were formed through the chemical reaction rather than a supersaturated…
This is really cool. I took an optimization class a few years back, but haven't made the time to do anything fun with it since. This inspires me to do it. I do kind of wish that the last note corresponded to a game…
Is the telescope design available anywhere for hobbyists to build? I can't seem to find anything in the article or in a separate search. I'd be interested in perhaps putting one of these together to do radio astronomy…
> “This isn’t just a new value of the Hubble constant,” the collaboration notes, “it’s a community-built framework that brings decades of independent distance measurements together, transparently and accessibly.” Don't…
Probably the biggest purpose for me is to have something to look back on. The last time I consistently journaled before this was during the time when I dated, got engaged to, and married my wife. Granted, that was more…
I have been doing a one-line-a-day journal for the past two years. If I ever feel like writing more I have a separate section for that, but I only ever tell myself to write the one line. It's the first time I have been…
Right. All it takes is for one to work out, if you have several suitable options. If some of the options are only vaguely suitable, or it comes to light through the process that some of them are not suitable at all,…
If you're referring to Cubit, they license the ACIS kernel under the hood.
I notice that your application asks about willingness to relocate. Are you able to do fully remote for the right candidate?
> So much of writing is managing your own emotions. The virtue of “pseudowriting” is that it helps you preserve hope for as long as possible—hope that what you will eventually put in place of those square brackets will…
I didn't have time to get through the whole article today, but I did spend some time with my kids playing the Wikipedia first link game, which we enjoyed. We kept trying to find one that didn't end in Philosophy, and my…
My brother just finished building an automatic pipe organ for his Mechanical Engineering senior project. Or maybe you'd call it a street organ since it has no keyboard. It has midi input on some arduino-like device, 3d…
I'm the kind of guy who decently likes maps, and I pay attention to where I'm going and also to the map before, during, and after using a GPS (Google maps). I do benefit from Google maps in learning my way around a…
You're right, I was thinking of Combobulate, linked in a sibling comment.
I'm not extremely familiar with the details of incremental parsing, but I have used Cursorless, a VSCode extension based on tree-sitter for voice controlled structured editing, and it is pretty powerful. You can use the…
Here is a nice article on a study of baseball bats using microphones. https://www.acs.psu.edu/drussell/bats/papers/AcousticsToday_...
All models are wrong, but some are useful. If you’re discussing large groups of people, you have to somehow compress the data. On the other hand, yeah, you probably shouldn’t prefer things like this to explain your…
So these addition formulas that apply to series and parallel resistors seem more generally to be formulas for finding the new ratio when you have several ratios and want to add them together treating the quantity in the…
> Isn't IGA's shtick just replacing classical shape functions with the splines used to specify the geometry? That's how it started, yes. The splines used to specify the geometry are trimmed surfaces, and IGA has…
Interesting perspective. I just attended an academic conference on isogeometric analysis (IGA), which is briefly mentioned in this article. Tom Hughes, who is mentioned several times, is now the de facto leader of the…
For some reason the copy my library has doesn't have that page the same as it appears on hathitrust. Other nearby pages match the snippets I see on google books, but that page does not, and none of the nearby pages do,…
I just put in a request at my university library for that item. I'll let you know what it turns up.
The biggest thing that keeps me from using Julia rather than Python for math prototypes is that it uses one-based indexing. I go back and forth between these prototypes and my C++ codebase, and the mental gymnastics to…
I’m working on a PhD adjacent to computational differential geometry, and while I’ve made a lot of progress on the computation, I still don’t have much intuition for k-vectors and k-forms. I love coming across articles…
This doesn’t seem to address the original question very well. The question is someone who is unable to find time to fill their social needs between working a remote job and caring for children asking for advice, and the…
I made a calcium fertilizer for my potted peppers last month, soaking dried eggshells in vinegar. They did a similar “dance,” though the bubbles were formed through the chemical reaction rather than a supersaturated…
This is really cool. I took an optimization class a few years back, but haven't made the time to do anything fun with it since. This inspires me to do it. I do kind of wish that the last note corresponded to a game…