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by eigenloss 7y ago
McIntyre or Griffiths' QM might be useful.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
I had the same experience; that's mostly what I'm referencing. Trying to use things like The Hacker's Dictionary (largely in-jokes, bad jargon, and obnoxious circular definitions) to clear it up made the problem worse. I get
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Yeah, it's not like any programmers have ever come up with bizzare and useless names for abstractions.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
At least they've made a new competitor to the linguistic mockery that is Carls Jr.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Having "quantum computing" in the title makes this genuine clickbait when the body lacks any explanation of what a state is or what a ket is. Energy or momentum or spin states are rarely (never, in reality) just numbers. You made
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by eigenloss 7y ago
It's basically a 90-year-old pun involving splitting the word "bracket" into "bra" and "ket".
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by eigenloss 7y ago
There's a really easy solution here: just use a device with a super shitty battery and only charge it once a day. Then, hide the cable. Now there's an incentive for them to learn electrical engineering.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Turkey is doing almost the exact same atrocities today under Erdogan that they did in the 1920s under Ataturk.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
jacquesm's really disagreeing with the person above you, probably just replied to the wrong comment.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
History matters. Where can anyone draw the line?
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Still counts as error!
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Sounds like Rust has come pretty far.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Just type "undefined behavior" here. I'm sure you have the time.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
The second and third paragraphs of the above comment are bound to age poorly.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Out him. You won't.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Probably the exhaust/escape typo.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Where's the privacy amendment again? Asking for a friend.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Arrays are vectors.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Adjusted for $ per Mbps-month, Coloradans under the Comcast monopoly pay ~100x what you do.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
The brilliant part is how quickly Comcast makes back the money spent on cables laid to apartment complexes and projects. They can wire up 20-1000 apartments with copper coax and distribution boxes for something like $50,000 and have the inf
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by eigenloss 7y ago
demonising -> demonetizing
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by eigenloss 7y ago
no, dispersion.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
dang, please change the link to this: https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/09/201090911-gatech.ht... Much more information and a link to the actual paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s415
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Many Chinese suppliers are already operating at or below the $100/kWh mark.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
This comment is meaningless without clarifying - which chemistry is being discussed - what these percentages represent: weight, volume, or cost There is no lithium-ion battery (NMC/NCA) where Li corresponds to 79% of any of those.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
Awesome! Sorry if my comment came across as dismissive.
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by eigenloss 7y ago
There's no difference between this and any other fashion choice like car styling, clothing, shoes, house painting, hairstyling, or furniture. Whatever "technological" or "UX" advantage marketed via blogposts like th
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by eigenloss 7y ago
"If you're not using < thing that my company sells > you're doing it wrong"
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by eigenloss 7y ago
One might even imagine they were engineered to be optimally efficient at freeway driving speeds! :D
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by eigenloss 7y ago
This is a great comment, but it's in the wrong place. The OP is about using Rust/C to compose network and packet handling software; using Fortran there would be completely pointless. There is no easy gain to be found from vectoriz

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