NotAnOtter

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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
> next job often comes from contacts that you built up from the current job, or jobs before I've been in this field for ~7 years and have never found this to be true, yet people parrot it all the same. I have never once received a j
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
This sounds like a cool one-time solve. Solving high level traditional sudukos is mostly about learning "rules" (like The Phistomefel Ring). I imagine the equivalent in 3d would be too complex for a human to parse.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
+1 on matching the CTC 'standards'. You'll get significantly more user adoption if the conventions match.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
I theory the incentive is to 1) eventually become a professor and 2) have more say over what projects you get to work on. Both of these aren't real incentives for the bottom 80% of postdocs.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
There is no longer any incentive to stay in academia. Professorships are rare and not as lucrative as they once were. Staying in academia means living like a 19 yearold student well into your 40's.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
I do search with regex pretty often and as a result have memorized these, but if I was mentoring someone I would never encourage them to memorize it. Start with . and .*, then add additional stuff as you get comfortable
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Idk why anyone would ever "learn regex's" without the use of a look up table. It's not like timestables where having it memorized will really accelerate other aspects of life. Knowing what ^ does by memory will almost ne
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
So basically, they used them because they needed to assign them to something ang they knew type writers would have those characters due to their use in business & math. I mean. Fair enough. I guess.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Damn, still getting reposted a decade later lmao
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Given you're surfing this forum, you probably work in tech and have expendable income, most people don't. Also there are many ways you could (and maybe already are) spend money to reduce CO2 impact. Electric car, buying solar, etc
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
I appreciate it. The article is really well thought out, it looks like it took some real research & effort. Bookmarked the domain.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
>the point of switching to electricity is to be able to use renewables That argument won't work in practice though. You have to make it make financial sense to each and every individual to encourage them to switch, "Do it becau
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Def not making an account on whatever random website heatpumped.org is. Owner of the site needs to stop pretending their the WSJ. Anyways the phrasing of the non-blocked article seems to imply the title is a red herring, and their bill actu
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
It's not enthusiasm over something they love. It's enthusiasm about how their thing is so much better than your thing. It gets old.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
> The main advantages are that you don’t need an internet connection To that end, I'm not clear on benefit in this model. To solve that problem I would just take a centralized framework and stick it inside an oversized drone/ve
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Fantastic idea, the UI of the site is clean, I think the actual content itself could use some improvement. After opening the site I had to "fail" a couple just to understand what the user goal even was. I recognized the fake/
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Very fun. Is this primarily a passion project or are you hoping to get corporate sponsorship & adoption? Can you provide some insight as to why this would be preferred over an orchestration server? In this context - Would a 'mother
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Yeah their comment struck me as a joke more than a real critique lmao. But I wasn't sure so I made my reply a joke.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
It won't give anyone a BJ. Independent of if they could hypothetically receive one or not.
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Nearly 8 years ago, a user deletes 3 months of work and blames VSCode(github.com)
2 points by NotAnOtter 2y ago|2 comments
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
It's hard to make me hate something I've never engaged with and yet the Rust community has managed to do it with their overzealous love. It's a language guys. It won't give you a BJ
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Additional context to be speculative of OP's intentions. Within the academic world there was a major scandal where a semi-famous researcher was exposed for faking decades of data (Google: Pruitt). Every since, people have been hungry f
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Pruitt? Is that you?
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Ammonia is 1 Nitrogen bonded with 3 hydrogen. The raw stuff is definitely there. Thought I'm sure there are easier ways of making it.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Gah dmn
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Huh? Satire? "Attention Is All You Need" ring any bells?
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
This was the impression I gathered as well. It seemed the authors had already decided this will revolutionize NN before it had even gone through review. They have several other "We took the best of both worlds" type papers.
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Agree a piece of informative media - in theory - should be taken on it's own merits alone. But to live in that world we would need to forgo the ability to make informed assumptions about how well thought out the media itself is. That&#
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
After thinking about it a bit more, I think I am actually on your side. I previously claimed to be on "Const when things should never locally change". But thinking through the example function expectedRevenuePerAttempt() { (
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by NotAnOtter 2y ago
Use them

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