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Since the National Science Foundation first started collecting postgraduation data nearly 70 years ago, the number of Ph.D.s awarded in the United States has consistently risen. Last year, more than 45,000 students earned doctorates in science and engineering, about an eight-fold increase compared to 1958. But this level of production of science and engineering Ph.D. students is now in question. Facing significant cuts to federal science funding, some universities have reduced or paused their P
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Rambles around computer science Diverting trains of thought, wasting precious time Fri, 28 Feb 2025 A more punny self-remaking C program To follow on from my previous proof-of-concept and later musings, here's another form of self-remaking C program in one file. This one involves some shell code that generates C code, to be included, using some punning a bit similar to my shell-and-Make one-filer. ///usr/bin/[ "$0".bin -nt "$0" ] || cc -save-temps -g "$0" -o "$0".bin <<EOSHELL || exit 1; ex
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