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> Most of the teachers are also more occupied with doing research than actual teaching. This varies wildly across colleges/universities, faculty position, and department. There's enough …

I think that depends on what you mean by "desirable design". Default appearance of the GUI, design of the packages and release schedule, choices in the filesystem structure, configuration in…

> Except that antibiotic resistance also goes away very quickly unless the bacteria are kept in an environment conducive to it. Antibiotic resistance is expensive evolutionarily. This is the first…

> "Savings account" however is commonly interpreted as including things like a stock market account, and therefore include most investments. It is? If posed that question I would've …

My recollection is similar, with usage starting ~3.5 years ago and ending ~18 months ago. Jitsi was slow, would often crash. But it seemed to be the best video-conferencing SIP client I could find tha…

If you like LaTeX, there's some templates here: https://www.latextemplates.com/cat/curricula-vitae …

> Leave them at home for an alibi. Presumably that isn't a great alibi though. The activity on those devices probably wouldn't match the "normal" activity when one is home, so …

I only said they were both affected by Spectre. But it wasn't clear if the OP was worried about performance issues or security issues, so it isn't clear on what basis they were suggesting th…

> Just buy an AMD chip right now. AMD chips are reportedly susceptible to Spectre, so that's not going to help. From https://meltdownattack.com : Almost every system is affected by…

It seems E. E. Cummings tended to prefer his name capitalized (though obviously he did not always follow consistent usage): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._E._Cummings#Name_and_c…

> Are they independent from torvalds' kernel? I thought the kernel was patched very quickly (KPTI)? They have to package the kernel for Ubuntu and compile it with whatever modules are standard…

> In my opinion, though, subtractive synthesis is the easiest to "get". Interesting, for me additive is the most intuitive. I find it easier to visualize sums of sine waves than subtract…

For the benefit of others, I wanted to note that what you're describing is subtractive synthesis where you shape sounds by subtracting (filtering) components from the initial waveform. Additive s…

> EDIT: It’s not nice to vote people down just because they politely point out you’re demonstrably wrong. HN doesn't let you downvote the replies to your own comments or top-level comments for…

Here's an article about one: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/malaysia-airlines-... ARCGIS had a fairly detailed visualization of the search and the data. At the bo…