Love the bike

Well deserved rest!

Sadly, such a behavior is not (enough?) punished. I wish there was a way to reset the citations count of all authors involved in the plagiarism (day dreaming) :).

2 things:

First one is getting used to not do (de)activate to switch between venv.

Second, there is a small learning curve to grasp the full capabilities of the venv setup file. For instance, you can specify dependencies for each system requirements (e.g., macOS, Linux, cudq version) in 1 file.

Here is an image illustrating how fast it is. @berton-gabri.bsky.social : I know you like advertising tips for python development. Have you tried this one?

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

I agree. Cisco courses and packet tracer helped me a lot back in the days :). The ability to experiment network configs on packet tracer without going to the lab was nice.

Wow - it is a positive change compared to 15 years ago (feeling old). Is it a public high school?

I feel a lot of researchers from Cybersecurity are very active in Twitter and only a few of them moved to🦋.

I always feel acknowledging a reviewer’s concern can be a risky gamble. For instance, if the reviewer is dismissive then I feel it gives him an extra boost to shutdown the paper. If you had counter-examples to share that would be great :)