allenofthehills

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Finding Peaks with SIMD(halleysfifthinc.github.io)
1 points by allenofthehills 7mo ago|0 comments
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by allenofthehills 4y ago
Marker placement in motion capture is often intentionally bilaterally asymmetric because it makes automatic labeling of markers easier (with respect to side/orientation of the subject). Source: Am a biomechanist with several years of m
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by allenofthehills 5y ago
This is a common misconception, but you are actually talking about "replicability" which is "writing and then running new software based on the description of a computational model or method provided in the original publicati
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by allenofthehills 6y ago
> The software was "reproducible" in that the same starting conditions produced the same output, but that didn't mean the _science_ was reproducible, as every study used the same software. This is the difference between re
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by allenofthehills 7y ago
In Idaho, where they also have 65+ mph highways with traffic light intersections, they have the "stop light ahead" signs, but instead of having long yellow lights, there are lights on the "stop light ahead" sign. (The li
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by allenofthehills 7y ago
> Code review during the peer review process Unfortunately, this would make the already laborious process of peer review even longer and require more work. Given the reality of academia today (publish vs perish), not to mention the added
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by allenofthehills 7y ago
> programmers on staff That is generally referred to as "research software engineers/groups" and are unfortunately currently fairly rare in academia, but are becoming more common. RSECon is dedicated to this topic, and hos
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by allenofthehills 8y ago
My perception is that CS is the only field which has generally normalized and accepted pre-prints in lieu of formally peer-reviewed articles. I can say that in my field (Health Sciences), biorXiv is the most applicable pre-print site, but i
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by allenofthehills 8y ago
> This article is aimed at religious people. I didn't get that at all. I think the author was trying to explain that the concept of the Sabbath (ie take a day of rest) has important psychological and societal value, irrespective of
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by allenofthehills 8y ago
> constant, gnawing sense that you might not be doing things good enough While that is a very common feeling, Christianity at it's core, is supposed to be an admission of inadequacy. "As a human, there is nothing I can ever d
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by allenofthehills 8y ago
> From a lawmaking perspective, it can be construed as "we looked at the issue, and found low-level employees to be worthy of protection, but nobody else." I think a political perspective is probably more relevant/accurate
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by allenofthehills 8y ago
While Jupyter is not technically an IDE, I've found it a more than adequate replacement for the MATLAB environment. When I used MATLAB, I didn't often need to use the debugger, so the "IDE" that I actually use/need