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Why wouldn't you get the Ironwolf line for NAS drives? They're made for it and also affordable CMR drives. Also question for data hoarders out here: Is HAMR viable for home NAS? I know SMR isn't because re-slivering or rebuil
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Oh good the stock valuation corrected from "delusional" to "still delusional"
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Yes in general. It makes nonlinear relationships linear. Makes the model less sensitive, too. For instance if the data spans several OoM, adding or removing one datapoint in one of those orders can generate a lot of skew before the log-line
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I feel stasticians and econometricians tend to take the mean of the log of the distribution. Recently, we started using the arcsinh instead of the log as well because the function has nice properties[1] 1. https://worthwhile.type
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3y ago
On the other hand, visitors to the freebooting websites will see other things being gripped
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I'm not subject to much sexual or physical harassment as I'm a somewhat physically imposing guy. But what she meant is that a lot of your mental bandwidth is taken in thinking about how you can and can't interact with certain
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I don't think it's childish. It's very crude, but satire often is and is one effective way of driving change in society around us.
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You're selflessly trying to get people to appreciate new music styles and get in touch with their anger and they respond with contempt. What an entitled bunch
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Even to this day, women doing astrophysics seem to be doing at a disadvantage because they have to spend a lot of time monitoring professional relationships for sexual harassment. This video from Dr. Angela Collier went viral a few years ag
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Honestly I stopped reading the article when he had the audacity to skip over modded Qetzl hub solutions
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sigmoid is logistic regression ReLu is truncated regression It's all just GLMs!
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Formally it's a generalized linear model with a constructed feature set. A "kitchen sink" regression with enough polynomial terms (x^2, x^3, etc.) and interaction terms (a b, (a b)^2, etc.) will be a function approximator the
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Japan is very very weird in mobile games. Western games basically never pierce in Japan, not for lack of trying. Japanese mobile games extend from their life and media consumption habits
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Im sorry but to a normal person the Fields medal or Turing award is treated the exact same as the Nobel prize in whatever discipline.
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Arguably Goldin winning for pure empirical work falls under science just as much or more than the Khaneman prize
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Right, a pseudoscience and here we have someone who won doing exclusively empirical work. Not sure how you match those two but keep at it
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Framing a House with Larry Haun (1990) [video]
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As an anglophone, I really enjoyed the Water Margin podcast [1] which is a tranlastion of one of the great classics in full length, and with appropriate explanations for contemporarty cultural context. 1. http://www.outlawsofthem
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I think it's down the list among several dozen other issues for accurate crypto pricing on binance
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Fucking with sovereign nations in the name of fruit companies is US heritage at this point
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Pytorch on my M2 max using the MPS backend has pretty decent performance to be honest? It's significantly faster than CPU. Something like 100x using sheet
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That's effectively search on the decision tree. There's a lot of research on this! Look into Montecarlo tree search, CFRM, AB pruning, and also more recent deep learning methods. It's a very exciting area of research
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Cryptocurrencies are inherently bad currencies because of price volatility (except stable coins). That also makes them good speculative assets fwiw
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Is There Sunken Treasure Beneath Hell Gate in NYC?
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It is in fact the same from the economic point if view. You are replacing labor input with capital input, whether it's buying a machine or offshoring the work. Workers offshore can be thought of as a machine. Not that it's bad eit
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Historically that sort of hardware was used in the physical sciences in HPC, stuff like fluid dynamics
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... that's all mentioned in the article. The person alleging he hit the daughter is his ex wife and her own sister testified she is a recurrent liar.
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You were downvoted because your comment showed you didn't read the OP article, which answers your question thoroughly
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The only lockin I have remaining to windows is video games really
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Making Marriage Work (Dr. John Gottman) [video]
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