Mumps

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by Mumps 5y ago
Regarding your Labrador: is there a way to get the power supply to output from say 0-5v and 10-999 mA? As someone getting slowly into a bit of hardware as a hobby, this has been a pain point for me (but also could easily be me just not know
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by Mumps 5y ago
Not all societies believe that individual freedoms cannot be preempted by things that help the society as a whole or protect the individual from dangers. In Canada, for example, healthcare is a shared burden across all people. Which alone i
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by Mumps 5y ago
but what about 'long torso' tall folk? I'm yet to ever find a good place for that - beside bespoke clothes (which just feels weird to order a v-neck from)
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by Mumps 5y ago
within a year? probably pretty aggressive goal. Cheap case, $50k for the unit, $10k all setups (really really conservative). that's $5k revenue per month, or ~$165 per night averaged. Yes, some places could rent for ~$200/night, b
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by Mumps 5y ago
Same as petermeyers: how can I have my personal information removed from Stripe Identity? thanks!
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by Mumps 5y ago
how does this work in practice? do people not realize they are paying above the store price?
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by Mumps 5y ago
Genuine question: why do some websites do this overtly hostile anti-highlighting anyway?
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by Mumps 5y ago
(might not add much) But this has been my experience as well. People like to point out that CAD has better social support than US - fine, a paycut may balance out there. But that's nowwhere near the differential I get here in the UK _p
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by Mumps 6y ago
Can we talk about their insanely bad UI for a moment? The UI to play through things NOT as shuffle is unreal. Just look how hidden it even is on their website [0]. Consider how hard it is to play an audiobook, or an album in order. Further,
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by Mumps 6y ago
I'd like to offer the counter to some of the support for this idea. I worry that as soon as there is a commision structure in place: A) The marketplace will become absolutely flooded with copy after copy after copy of $GENERIC_ETF as p
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by Mumps 6y ago
FYI: the obstetrical dilemma isn't so strongly supported nowadays [0]. I can't find the study i'm thinking of at the moment, but at least one study proposes the early birthing in humans allows the brain extra social developme
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by Mumps 6y ago
Please tell me "seed-money" was a pun intended moment. Jokes aside, from a biology perspective why the aversion to GMO? From an ML perspective, what are you optimizing for - maximized growth rate?
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by Mumps 6y ago
First time hearing of miracle berry, will absolutely give it a shot. Here's some feedback about the idea, hopefully helpful. :) Pricing seems really tough for me. In general my meals are around the £1-3/serving range, when cooking
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by Mumps 6y ago
I think there are many more counter examples than supportive to your argument here: - should you be able to resell a book? - resell a CD? - board game - lego - badminton racket _ad nauseum_. the idea of a movie ticket, is that it provides a
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by Mumps 6y ago
(Guess I can't edit a day later) (1) the doc generation is nice, but without sending me straight into an editor, it just didn't beat a workflow of me creating a new .md in vs code or sublime et c. (2) please, please, add a clear u
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by Mumps 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm going to give this a try and add an edit later on. before that, my reasons for this (and against paper notes): - I'm often without my physical notebook (moving around. remote work, et c) - searchability - s
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by Mumps 6y ago
For anyone that gets a chance to visit India, the McMaharaja is genuinely worth a try. I found it quite far from anything you could easily find in North American fast food.
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by Mumps 6y ago
(souce: work experience in mice/rat labs) In short: yes, sacrifice is common at experiment completion. Though it's done pragmatically and as an \ ethically appropriate measure. A bit longer: most brain tissue studies require extra
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by Mumps 6y ago
I hear this fairly often, but have never heard an argument against GMO that holds water. Do you have a rational reason for being against them?
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by Mumps 6y ago
(afaict) You're right about the 39 (risk reduction = 1-39/131 ~= 70%). But you're less correct about saying "smple size is probably too small" (in general, people really really really need to stop dismissing things
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by Mumps 6y ago
(sorry, not getting response notifications for some reason) Your point is well taken and I'll add those books to the read list. I don't quite agree that "People BS all the time" really invalidates my point that you still
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by Mumps 6y ago
> Inflation is a fantastic tax, ..., anti-regressive. _Thomas Picketty has entered the chat_. History has shown that the rich are able to (easily) outpace inflation, while the poor (read: effectively ~95% of the planet) do not. So I&#x27
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by Mumps 6y ago
This has been on my mind for quite a while: is there a way to set up saving structures like those of Big Corp to poor people - i.e. find a way for the people least able to pay tax to pay less of it. Would you mind chatting about your expert
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by Mumps 6y ago
Depends what you mean by politics. Asset allocations, company vision, long project coordination, ... If _nobody_ is politicking between arms of an org, everyone will just ask for the moon and over-sell whatever their team in particular is f
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by Mumps 6y ago
For those curious on the topic of Predictive Coding, I'd highly recommend reading two of they key source papers on it: 1. James CR Whittington and Rafal Bogacz. An approximation of the error backpropagation algorithmin a predictive cod
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by Mumps 6y ago
Depends what you're going for. I did a pi zero cluster a couple years back and it was an absolutely fantastic learning experience for me. There was something about it being tangible that helped keep me interested and force me to actual
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by Mumps 6y ago
This sounds almost cut and paste from an episode of Portlandia. While the intention is commendable, as other point out, it's so (sadly) far out of reach for the vast majority of the populace. Under current wealth distributions this wil
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by Mumps 6y ago
you can do CRISPR/cas-9 in your kitchen, if you really choose (you can google diy kits for it. I endorse none, have no affiliation with any). verification _can_ be tricky, but you can also send off your sample for sequencing fairly che
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by Mumps 6y ago
I'll chime in, I did my thesis in MATLAB (specifically ML for MRI): While matlab itself wasn't the most fun to work with, they honestly have built a fantastic suite of tools. For example the Classifier App is amazing for brute for
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by Mumps 6y ago
out of curiosity, why do you change the value from $475,000 to $400,000?

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