@RememberMe Finally we established a workflow, so that everyone is happy and can contribute, but it wasn't easy gosh

@SortOfTested Thank you, that looks solid

Useless code is the worst imo.

I suppose I failed the wasp test

With time and money

@-red Ofc, that's difficult question. I would argue that instead of trying to craft perfect definition of 'human', I will cheat a little. If the Turing test is correct and reliable and I pass I am human and if I don't then I am machine.

@N00bPancakes I don't watch television, it's waste of time. In case I would be with friends in front of television, I would remain silent and watch the wasp from time to time. It has no motivation to harm me. I would remain suspicious and if the wasp behaves oddly, I would instantly destroy it. It's probably device from future sent by my enemies.

Tbh mostly music without lyrics, and mostly electric music, techno or some drone

I am not afraid to post my public playlist on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/...

That's why I do not commit into public repos after 11 pm.

https://designyoutrust.com/2020/06/...

@hardfault maybe OCR + SVM for template comparison would make it as well..

Nice idea for opensource project.

Pretty cool, but can you read ones and zeros?

01001001 00100000 01110011 01100101 01100101 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01100011 01100001 01101110 00100000

Yo, if you wait till heat death of universe it will be still O(1)

Hm, maybe this post is way to old. But I am working on python package which my advisor created few years ago. It is package which helps physicists to calculate some useful properties of open quantum systems Code style is B+, we have only 39% coverage, but every little help will be welcomed.

@Demolishun I cannot answer as I am being with my own brain

imho that group become shitposting group gradually over past years. That's kind of sad

Is html Turing complete?

6 won't probably be possible, to preserve mixed quantum state and prevent decoherence you have to achieve very small temperatures with several steps of cooling. I doubt that resources needed for this, will ever be affordable by mere mortals.

But I would like cloud version of quantum computers as soon as possible.

Especially when you are refactoring your code on Friday evening and your build passes

I had a similar kind of issue back in my previous job. These mistakes can be so painful.

Back in time when I used atom with different font family, I interchanged 1 and l in a variable name (coding after midnight) and ... yeah

Choose language and font wisely.

**top tier tool**

I would go for PHP. It makes me cry

I found devRant when I was searching for random_name_of_app on Play store

Ultralegends

@zlot I didn't see that.

Two words: Android Studio

@Jilano I didn't realise that, but you are absolutely right.

If you mean the fact that they are going to stop using Intel processors, I think it is good strategic move for them.

The main issue is that we cannot afford to simulate a sufficiently big system to get meaningful results. You can, of course, make the assumption that the bath is infinite with the additional condition and then derive an approximative equation of motion. This description still lacks to describe coherences correctly together with the overall dynamics of the system.

I would say it is somewhere between theoretical physics and biophysics, I will have to take subjects from both fields in the future at our faculty.

@Oktokolo as mentioned @Midnight-shcode the second case our group is mainly focused on photosynthesis and processes around. Energy transfer during photosynthesis in certain types of bacteria can be effective up to 99 %, that’s a lot and we would like why is that. Perhaps we could be able to convert light in a similar manner in the future with similar efficiency.

Recent advances in 2D spectroscopy made it possible to discover that during photosynthesis there are long-lived coherences that cannot be explained by classical mechanics or thermodynamics. That means that you have to assume that electronic and vibrational states of the reacting complex are in entangled states. The theory of open quantum systems deals with this new challenge and aspires for the correct description of dynamics.

I stopped using gboard as Google figured out what I would like to buy for the particular day. It was kind of distracting. Now I use SwiftKey