I'm not sure if I would ditch Zotero. Using grep over a bib file is nice but I guess you are opening the DOIs in browser every time? The reason I like Zotero is because I can use it offline, have my all documents synced…
Your understanding of what means value to this world is deeply pitiable.
I'm sorry but this is not a good enough argument for gutting science. You need to justify that capacity and coverage increase is required. The companies trying to make these plans are just looking for money. It's not…
Yes, I can do most of the things now because enough is already up there. Can you elaborate why do you want more? Like a million more as these companies are planning? When is it enough?
Can you define what progress is being made by creating more space junk?
Sure but it doesn't we can replace ground-based oned with space telescopes. They don't make the same class of observations
Is this thread being astroturfed by bots from big tech? Some absolutely obtuse comments.
That's an insane take. Do you actually understand what is being argued? It's an threat to ground based telescopes in the name of more slop-generating infrastructure.
The issue at hand is with the ground based telescopes. We need both ground-based and space-based telescopes because with ground based telescopes you can create arrays and interferometers enabling a much larger baseline…
What advancement is being made exactly? SpaceX data centres to create more AI slop?
What exactly is the implication of saying this? This is not about over-regulation at all.
What about ground based telescopes and interferometers which enable observations with much much larger baseline? Space-based and ground-based telescopes are complementary to each other. You can't replace one out for the…
It depends on the kind of people. Most normal people don't do that, it's not a reddit-like platform after all. But most researchers and grad students (like me) often subscribe to daily mailing list of the papers…
For something more rigorous, I would like to take this opportunity to share rebound[1], something we use for n-body simulations in our field (planet formation). Perhaps few people here are already familiar with it. It…
I have never understood this way of approaching programming. I feel the best way to learn a language is solving a problem you have in that language. Figure out an actual real problem you have which you can solve with…
Why do people still view languages as an investment? If you know programming then it's just a different syntax. Focus on learning programming.
It means that you are impressed by mediocrity. cf: https://nitter.net/mitchellh/status/2060088112257372610#m
If you're impressed by something which was done by AI, then you're not qualified enough to judge it.
Probably some tokenmaxxing competition between the employees. The whole company seems under some kind of AI psychosis.
> https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519... Last thing I saw Karpathy talk about was this, which I find hard to believe that it came from a smart person.
I hope you don't do science because this is how reputation get tainted.
How do you develop a program which will run for longer duration on HPCs. How do you quickly modify struct definitations, how do you define imports (using vs include syntax is so confusing!) REPL-based workflow doesn't…
A lot of people have focussed on the LSP in their replies when it is was only one of the problems I mentioned. rust-analyzer is a great LSP and paired with clippy it can teach you the language itself. Also, writing…
I think LSPs like rust-analyzer are very good tools to learn the language itself. I think I learnt Rust solely through LSP and clippy.
I really like Julia as a language but I have struggled to adopt it and be productive in it. Part of it is because of the JIT runtime and a sub-par LSP (at least when I last tried). To those who regularly write Julia…
I'm not sure if I would ditch Zotero. Using grep over a bib file is nice but I guess you are opening the DOIs in browser every time? The reason I like Zotero is because I can use it offline, have my all documents synced…
Your understanding of what means value to this world is deeply pitiable.
I'm sorry but this is not a good enough argument for gutting science. You need to justify that capacity and coverage increase is required. The companies trying to make these plans are just looking for money. It's not…
Yes, I can do most of the things now because enough is already up there. Can you elaborate why do you want more? Like a million more as these companies are planning? When is it enough?
Can you define what progress is being made by creating more space junk?
Sure but it doesn't we can replace ground-based oned with space telescopes. They don't make the same class of observations
Is this thread being astroturfed by bots from big tech? Some absolutely obtuse comments.
That's an insane take. Do you actually understand what is being argued? It's an threat to ground based telescopes in the name of more slop-generating infrastructure.
The issue at hand is with the ground based telescopes. We need both ground-based and space-based telescopes because with ground based telescopes you can create arrays and interferometers enabling a much larger baseline…
What advancement is being made exactly? SpaceX data centres to create more AI slop?
What exactly is the implication of saying this? This is not about over-regulation at all.
What about ground based telescopes and interferometers which enable observations with much much larger baseline? Space-based and ground-based telescopes are complementary to each other. You can't replace one out for the…
It depends on the kind of people. Most normal people don't do that, it's not a reddit-like platform after all. But most researchers and grad students (like me) often subscribe to daily mailing list of the papers…
For something more rigorous, I would like to take this opportunity to share rebound[1], something we use for n-body simulations in our field (planet formation). Perhaps few people here are already familiar with it. It…
I have never understood this way of approaching programming. I feel the best way to learn a language is solving a problem you have in that language. Figure out an actual real problem you have which you can solve with…
Why do people still view languages as an investment? If you know programming then it's just a different syntax. Focus on learning programming.
It means that you are impressed by mediocrity. cf: https://nitter.net/mitchellh/status/2060088112257372610#m
If you're impressed by something which was done by AI, then you're not qualified enough to judge it.
Probably some tokenmaxxing competition between the employees. The whole company seems under some kind of AI psychosis.
> https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519... Last thing I saw Karpathy talk about was this, which I find hard to believe that it came from a smart person.
I hope you don't do science because this is how reputation get tainted.
How do you develop a program which will run for longer duration on HPCs. How do you quickly modify struct definitations, how do you define imports (using vs include syntax is so confusing!) REPL-based workflow doesn't…
A lot of people have focussed on the LSP in their replies when it is was only one of the problems I mentioned. rust-analyzer is a great LSP and paired with clippy it can teach you the language itself. Also, writing…
I think LSPs like rust-analyzer are very good tools to learn the language itself. I think I learnt Rust solely through LSP and clippy.
I really like Julia as a language but I have struggled to adopt it and be productive in it. Part of it is because of the JIT runtime and a sub-par LSP (at least when I last tried). To those who regularly write Julia…