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by _kulang 4y ago
Sure. They used to use motorcycles though. So the comparison is a little more favourable against a postie bike
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by _kulang 4y ago
Similar experience — and interestingly it can be seen in my resting heart rate over time and VO2 inference on my watch. The acute fatigue was quite bad (and is what people seem to talk about) but the milder lingering fatigue reduced my runn
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by _kulang 4y ago
Dude doesn’t believe in infinite sequences, but how many reals are between zero and one?
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by _kulang 4y ago
This is why I dislike NumPy, sizes (100,) and (100,1) are different. I understand conceptually representing it as a “slice” but this is in contrast to something like MATLAB where slicing a 100x100 for a column gives you (sensibly) a 100x1 a
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by _kulang 4y ago
Fuse it with inertial or depth data, and illuminate the surfacE
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by _kulang 4y ago
They can also give you the occasional surprise by diverging from the real trajectory, ex. trains doing barrel rolls
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by _kulang 5y ago
Yea it’s a math font, “CPT” can be thought of as a mathematical expression of sorts. Other symmetries like CT, CP, don’t hold
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by _kulang 5y ago
I think the side net thing would work better if there wasn’t so much garbage out there nowadays
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by _kulang 5y ago
Might be a function of modern shoes. I can’t heel strike on old or bad quality runners
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by _kulang 5y ago
I would think of it as fitting a function which is over-parameterised. So there is intrinsically a model of how things are thought to behave, it’s just a relatively simple one that is over-parameterised so it captures patterns in the data.
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by _kulang 5y ago
As far as I thought, that’s why she does this, her technical skills and her appearance don’t align only if you have a preconceived notion about how she should look
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by _kulang 5y ago
There was a (non-peer reviewed) paper that was posted to HN that demonstrated a correlation between Covid spike protein levels in the blood and myocarditis, whether that be from vaccine or from infection. You’re probably right but I don’t t
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by _kulang 5y ago
Well we got unlucky with omicron, after already being unlucky with delta. Disease changed but the vaccines are the same - vaxxed people are probably totally immune to the original strain
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by _kulang 5y ago
And yet, the first one is okay, and the second makes you look a mite out of touch (at least where I live). On could also simply send :hamburger:?
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by _kulang 5y ago
I thought this was found to be a software bug At the very least it’s a software removal. I hope it’s restored
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by _kulang 5y ago
I think this is a similar dialogue to when twitter was up and coming. TikTok has also already raised their length limit a la twitter. Once VR/AR becomes popular we will probably have a corresponding short form viral media platform. And
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by _kulang 5y ago
2012/3 was Peak Google, and it has been a downhill run ever since
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by _kulang 5y ago
Often the words become Proper Nouns and take on a life of their own. Viral marketing creates organisms
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by _kulang 5y ago
Which is shocking as the point of the movie is starkly presented. I’d rather think it’s some form of denial
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by _kulang 5y ago
Probably an issue with scheduling P/E cores when they don’t support exactly the same instruction set
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by _kulang 5y ago
They reported lower deaths from COVID vs. vaccines because they didn't have rampant COVID but also had high vaccination rates, it really was that simple, and it is damaging (and strictly incorrect) to discuss this 'data point&#x2
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by _kulang 5y ago
It’s the default on many laptops and is often completely inappropriate
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by _kulang 5y ago
The Apple corded EarPod microphone is unfairly good sounding
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by _kulang 5y ago
Something I vehemently agree with
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by _kulang 5y ago
That was certainly the case for the original strain, and shortly after the vaccine. What you see today is how the vaccine interacts with newer strains compounded with the effects of time. It’s not rewriting history at all, in fact you can s
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by _kulang 5y ago
IMO most people are completely incapable of critically approaching new information 24/7 and so are susceptible to weighing incorrect and misleading information highly if they are repeatedly exposed to it. At the risk of being a heathe
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by _kulang 5y ago
Actually, it is by definition more complex :~)
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by _kulang 5y ago
Gravity also slows time, and it’s not because of spinning
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by _kulang 5y ago
If I needed a transplant for anything, I sure as hell wouldn’t trust my body on its own because “COVID’s kill rate is very low”. That’s not to mention the rate and severity of permanent lung damage and lingering heart issues. It’s also a ma
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by _kulang 5y ago
If you had comments in the same proportion as (severe vaccine reactions/severe Covid cases), you’d either have a lot less anti-vaccine comments or a lot more pro-vaccine comments. It’s machine learning class imbalance, without the mach

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