rastinza @rastinza@social.cleverlibre.org
Italian, MSc in chemistry specialized in cheminformatics and QSAR.
I'm interested in cooking and building stuff.
I love traveling, I lived in India, China, Slovenia, Poland and Spain.
Currently working in Spain in the field of genomics; and doing a PhD in Drug Development using Quantum Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence.
Don't take what I say as an insult, I have no bad intentions and I'm open to talk about it.
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Joined Feb 2022
@post
Isn't it better this way? In this way you have the original and use different translators if one doesn't work well.
If they use a translator and it doesn't come out right then you're screwed as you'll be unable to retrieve the original message.
@post
I've been in many countries, China is definitely the one in which English is spoke the least.
In Italy we speak MUCH better English, after all people study it for 13 years before starting university...
I don't know why Chinese are so bad at talking English, but I have the impression that they don't study it at all before starting university.
When I was working in China, none of my colleagues could say one single word in English.
The top engineers of the company were able to say something, but I'll tell you that they would do that worse than an old Italian would.
After all, they don't really have a reason to learn English: everyone there speaks Chinese and there aren't a lot of foreigners around.
I wouldn't say they're paraculo, simply they don't know English and aren't learning it simply to make a GitHub issue...
Btw: using the same alphabet DOES help a lot, when I was learning Hindi it took me a lot of time just to learn the alphabet
Even though I fluently speak Hindi now, I still have problems with some wovels which I wouldn't have if that was the alphabet of my original language.
@post
You likely did not understand what I meant to say: Chinese people don't know English.
Would it be cool if they did know English and were able to easily communicate with other people in the world? Sure. But that's not how it is.
@post
Ever been in China? You'll struggle finding people who can speak some English. I have worked with engineers who would talk like a children, because they barely knew a few English words.
@celesteh
I'm not sure about printing it to the terminal, you can use tee to write the pipe to a file.
rastinza
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This is the first Bird and Moon cartoon I've seen, but it won't be the last. I can always use a good reminder not to be trapped by binary, pessimistic thinking.
@enverdemichelis
Si vede che effettivamente il libro le serve.
rastinza
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electricityMap
electricityMap è un bel progetto open source. È una mappa interattiva aggiornata in tempo reale per vedere quanto inquinano i singoli Stati
LINK --> https://www.lealternative.net/2022/06/03/electricitymap/
rastinza
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@tripu @rastinza @ImperfectIdea
According to Wikipedia ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science ):
"Science is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe."
For engineering ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering ):
"Engineering is the use of scientific principles to design and build machines, structures, and other items, including bridges, tunnels, roads, vehicles, and buildings. The discipline of engineering encompasses a broad range of more specialized fields of engineering, each with a more specific emphasis on particular areas of applied mathematics, applied science, and types of application."
I will admit that not all applications of science are engineering, but in general they are.
The examples you provide are applications of scientific knowledge. The physicist example falls under policy, not science (i.e., the physicist is not testing any hypothesis or expanding the field), and the psychologist example is actually closer to psychiatry (practioners of psychology, i.e., doctors).
Science has a very clear definition, and saying that its "common-sense" meaning is different is not helpful.
@BruttoCheffo
Buoni i pierogi! Li ho fatti una volta con un'amica Polacca.
Che insomma... Alla fine sono dei casoncelli.
Però l'idea di metterci la frutta dentro è molto buona.
Vediamo se trovo un posto del genere anche a Varsavia!!
@BruttoCheffo
Wow! Ho fatto un errore, invece che trasferirmi in Polonia dovevo venire da te!
@MapAmore
Very cool thanks, the problem is always the search results with OSM aren't that great but I'll test it out
@tripu
Btw, I would not classify mathematics as science.
It's much more a branch of philosophy, definitely doesn't follow the scientific method.
@sojournTime @ImperfectIdea
I'm going to Warsaw tomorrow, I intended to move there for a couple months but apparently I'll stay some 10-20 days in the end.
Do you have advices about stuff to do and see there?
I'm specially interested in places where to meet people.
Italian, MSc in chemistry specialized in cheminformatics and QSAR.
I'm interested in cooking and building stuff.
I love traveling, I lived in India, China, Slovenia, Poland and Spain.
Currently working in Spain in the field of genomics; and doing a PhD in Drug Development using Quantum Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence.
Don't take what I say as an insult, I have no bad intentions and I'm open to talk about it.
Don't star my toots, I find that often useless: if you liked it send a reply.
Consider boosting the toots, it's the only real way in which stuff is propagated through mastodon.
Joined Feb 2022
