FiReaNG3L

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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
Depends on the scale - we are talking mass vaccination of the whole planet here.
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
Didn't have the computer to run this at the time (not enough RAM!) but I was SO EXCITED that I opened the files with a text editor and read the bits of text that were sprinkled in the binary, and even that was so immersive and exciting
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
Oh I've been doing that... but it's a lot of tedious manual work (5!!! clicks per recommendation)
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
What's impressive to me is that YouTube Recommendation are so ... stale. All it recommends to me is content from the same 3 categories, and the same videos over and over and over (you would think if I didn't click on the suggestio
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
You mean, like the previous generation did?
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
Stock market feels like a big whole gambling machine at the moment, between QE and manipulation of this sort...
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
Where the control group of no one wearing masks had an infection rate of...?
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
Interesting to note that the very same tool can be used to optimize the 'worst' maps as well.
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
This is BIG for machine learning adoption! 2 years ago it was a nightmare to setup everything on a Windows box, and wasn't working in any VMs (WSL or VirtualBox). Very excited about this.
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by FiReaNG3L 6y ago
One of the big reasons why I quit R 10 years ago and never looked back - Python wasn't secretely converting anything, AND failing silently when its not the expected type.
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by FiReaNG3L 7y ago
Too many people on the planet - feed these 820M hungry people and in 20 years you have 2B hungry people instead. We should provide for a better quality of life for fewer people (in all countries), but given human nature, population control
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by FiReaNG3L 7y ago
If you have pressure under your thighs, you might need some kind of footrest - it solved my problem entirely with my Aeron.
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by FiReaNG3L 8y ago
No, surprised not to see it higher on this list honestly!
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by FiReaNG3L 8y ago
Looks like a mistake, domains are $10/year
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by FiReaNG3L 9y ago
What does happen very frequently however is a prestigious researcher being asked to review papers, and passing them to his/her postdocs.
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by FiReaNG3L 9y ago
I had to google it so I don't think im alone here: TIM = Thermal Interface Material
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by FiReaNG3L 10y ago
The only thing I want from Jupyter notebook is easy version control workflow - not sure what's the best option is right now but last time I checked it was 'delete all outputs before commit' which is great in many cases.
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by FiReaNG3L 10y ago
I think the US gave away too much democracy to too many countries lately, they seem to have very little left for themselves.
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by FiReaNG3L 10y ago
I really think they should get another name, it's confusing for no real gain, especially if they intend to go their own way. A good grammar-based language to make plots in python is needed, not sure we need to be restrained by all the
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by FiReaNG3L 10y ago
Yeah but it's anonymous / via bitcoin, no one could stop you from doing a 1000 'small' donations under a 1000 different identities, yet you control them all?
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by FiReaNG3L 10y ago
Do we know for sure that a single individual / investment group doesn't hold a majority of shares and is just a normal VC with the added benefit of random people adding their money to the fund for no real benefit to them? If it&#x
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by FiReaNG3L 10y ago
It is already the case - go try and pursue a career in academia and see how much money you make compared to a plumber.
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by FiReaNG3L 11y ago
50-100k nodes, as posters above said, it's very variable on the network structure, but for me I get highly information clusters. Try increasing your cutoff for interaction via edge weight might help.
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by FiReaNG3L 11y ago
Thanks to the Gephi team for this long-awaited update - for me, Gephi an essential tool in many aspects of my scientific work, as it allows to express visually very complex datasets of almost any type (interactions between proteins, bindin
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by FiReaNG3L 11y ago
I hoped for a minute that they shared their complete implementation; anyone aware of a recommendation system that can scale to millions of items, be updated as soon as new items come in (no full graph recalculation) and take multiple inputs
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by FiReaNG3L 11y ago
Anyone knows what software was used to make the visualization?
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by FiReaNG3L 11y ago
Is this still being developed? The last commit on github was 6 months ago.
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by FiReaNG3L 11y ago
Original source: https://www.facebook.com/robert.h.goldberg
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by FiReaNG3L 11y ago
"We're impoving transformy" Start by improving your proofreading :)
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by FiReaNG3L 12y ago
Footnotes for a 1 liner?

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