amirmasoudabdol

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Paletro: Command Palette in any applications on macOS(appmakes.io)
3 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|0 comments
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The Mac OS Catalina fonts you didn’t know you had access to(typography.guru)
2 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|0 comments
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Generating random numbers using C++ standard library: the solutions(codingnest.com)
3 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|0 comments
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IDEs and Text Editors for Writing C++ Code on a Large Scale(pspdfkit.com)
2 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|1 comments
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Little Snitch – Rule Group Subscriptions(help.obdev.at)
1 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|0 comments
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Let's unravel the secrets behind C++17's structured bindings(jguegant.github.io)
2 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|0 comments
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Generating random numbers using C++ standard library: the problems(codingnest.com)
96 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|42 comments
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PCG, a Family of Better Random Number Generators(pcg-random.org)
1 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|0 comments
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HotBits: Genuine random numbers, generated by radioactive decay(fourmilab.ch)
2 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|0 comments
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YouTube Sans V4(design.google)
3 points by amirmasoudabdol 6y ago|1 comments
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Clang-Doc(clang.llvm.org)
2 points by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago|0 comments
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The Pitchfork Layout(vector-of-bool.github.io)
1 points by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago|0 comments
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TOML – Tom's Obvious, Minimal Language(github.com)
14 points by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago|3 comments
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
YouTube is increasingly loading its ads from its contents server. I’m using a PiHole and it’s quite of a challenge to block the ads. There is quite of a discussion on PiHole discourse about this, and people are adding some obscure domain na
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
Now that you mentioned tidyverse, let me discuss the ugly side of R. You are right, R community and ecosystem is being pushed forward by Rstudio, the company and people behind it. Tidyverse is truly great and R without it would have not bee
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
I understand that good reason, it’s because scripting languages run on sessions. So, Rstudio couldn’t execute any new command while doing something else. That’s fine. What’s annoying and not ok is the fact that sometimes the entire interfac
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
I’m not sure why you brought this up. I didn’t talk about who should do what and whether people are doing things wrong. I said R is strange and hard to read and Rstudio is bad and should be more capable. Now, if I want to address your comme
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
I’m using R for a while in my current position, alongside some other programming languages, Python and C++. R is bar far the hardest to predict and read. Rstudio is terrible. It’s a wrapper around a “web app” and that simply doesn’t work we
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
While this is great, I like to give a shout out to DeepL Translator [1]. I'm not affiliated with them but I like to recommend them to people who like to step out of Google ecosystem. I am using DeepL for about a year now and I mostly u
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
I’ve been adopting and promoting DuckDuckGo for more than 2–3 years now. I can say that the transition period was quite long actually. I was invoking !g very frequently at the beginning but I force myself to at least probe a few first items
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
It's even worst than that. Most of the time the validity of the t-test that they are running is questionable. They are technically running an online t-test and as soon as they find significance they stop. This is fundamentally wrong, a
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
This is a solid project and I’m using it in many different projects for years. The developer team is responsive and care about the quality of the project as well as people’s need. I can not recommend it enough.
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New Words in Merrian-Webster Dictionary(merriam-webster.com)
1 points by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
One of the biggest problem with these repl for complied languages is that they panic as soon as you rerun a command. `cling` integrates with Jupyter notebook too but as soon as you rerun a declaration of a variable, everything collapse and
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
There is whole group of people in social sciences who are pushing for abandoning the null hypothesis testing methods. For the reason you mentioned, I cannot believe changing the test (or threshold of the test) would solve this issue. You as
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
While this is already terrible, I’m aware of a few project that are trying to do the same with scientific literature. Basically they are trying to train models for scoring literatures based on their quality, novelty and what not. At the cur
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
You seem to be ignoring a very important factor here, energy consumption. RAM usage has a direct effect on battery usage and battery usage is an important factor and selling point these days.
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
Is there any organization that you could recommend for planting trees?
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Exponential Climate Action Roadmap(exponentialroadmap.org)
2 points by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirmasoudabdol 7y ago
> Isn’t the whole point of END to END messaging being undecipherable on devices other than these two? That’s how it should be. WhatsApp’s desktop apps are technically another front-end to your secured database on your phone. I’m searchin

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