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> My understanding is that if Intel loses the edge on fab-tech then the door is open for all kinds of new entrants. (I could be wrong though.) Doubt it. There are only two players in the x86 market. I haven't seen anything compellin
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Yes. You can add filters to gmail. I add filter once a month or if the spams are getting out of hand. It's not that bad. The political emails are the worst though, they spam you regardless of your unsubscribe option. The second worst f
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I think streaming is up and coming. The problem is I'm not sure how big the market can grow or the upper bound of it. People are making software for streamers out there but at the same time there is only so much money. All streamers ar
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It was ahead of its time and was during the golden era of anime.
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Twitch does not record broadcast unless streamer enable the option. VOD, video on demands, for twitch stay up for 16 to 60 days (depending on sub, turbo, etc). If it's a highlight video it stays indefinately.
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I built a personal project on Elixir, Phoenix, and Postgresql(currently on hiatus). It have a somewhat steep learning curve with the ORM Ecto. Debugging Ecto, changeset, etc.. is not fun. Dumping whatever Ecto returns can be a puzzle becaus
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> it made sense that Blizzard wanted to stay neutral To me it made sense that Blizzard wanted China's money, see diablo mobile. "Do you guys not have phones?" Also there are reports Blizzard is stopping people from deletin
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Yeah I do find it super weird that people do this. I think front end rendering is well suited for internal tools or tools that you must login (gmail, google docs, etc..). Anything that is front facing and/or require SEO shouldn't
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Ah, thank you guys for posting this. I'll hold off too. My macbook pro is 2013 and pretty old it overheat often if I play video. This update will definatedly exacerbate the problem.
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Cheating on a hypothesis test... that's terrible.
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> which don't you think interact with each other, > your t-test results should then be valid if the two features are independent. Assuming that your assumption are correct on interaction effect. You can do a hypothesis test on th
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Experimental design is just a t-test? At least accord to that picture it seems that way. There are no ANOVA or interaction test? Do websites usually just use t-test only? Like adding one feature at a time?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Edwards_Deming#Honors Maybe he meant this. Deming was awarded Japan's Order of the Sacred Treasure, Second Class for: The citation on the medal recognizes Deming's contributio
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> I felt that is why they always have high reliability cars and stuff. It's because of William Edward Deming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Edwards_Deming . After WWII Deming was trying to get quality control
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_component_regression... Step 3.
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If you want to do inference and hypothesis testing. You need to save your degree of freedom. You want 10 observations to 20 observations per predictor. So you can use PCA to collapse a subset of predictors and keep the predictors you are in
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> I think most developers don't understand how amazing PHP was compared to the competition and just how fast it acquired new features during those early years. The only competition in those early years was Perl iirc. I'm not en
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Isn't that solution a bandaid? Geoengineering imply that we are better than nature. We mess up Earth and we're going to fix it not by stopping pollution and our bad habits, we'll just create this bandaid. It's much more
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Yeah... I'm not bailing out Python for Elixir. I use both Python and Elixir. Python for web scraping and Elixir for my side project website. I can see if people want to move web dev from Python to Elixir but yeah not entirely bailing o
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You should learn SQL first then ORM afterward. Most modern ORM have escape hatch to let you write raw SQL. Your favorite web dev language will have a dominant ORM. C#, Python, Elixir, Ruby all have a popular ORM that works within a popular
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That's pretty neat, I was hoping for a Mongolian style Yurt. But this is a nice take on a modern Yurt.
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One of the thing I like from Julia compare to Python is that it have the concept of missing data representation. Python's data science library represent it via NaN or Null which is good enough for most cases but not all cases. I often
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That doesn't help the housing issues... which is the whole point of this article and the comment your replied to. While what you're saying isn't false it's not going to solve anything. Unless you don't think there i
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Sweet, I scraped a bit of data and have been holding off on putting it on to my web app. I think I'll transform the data a bit before putting it up there.
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Post is sweet. It point out the cliche, "correlation is not equal to causation." It is a real thing but throwing that quote around without reading into the research or having proper foundation to assess a conducted research is jus
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> Just let them think we have equal number of different colors assigned to different drivers (and don't let them see what the others got). They, the drivers, shouldn't know anything about the experimental design in the first pl
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https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/185/3/203/2915143 The study seems pretty sound and they did a multivariate regression for inference too. What is your concern? Confounding factors? Lack of calib
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Explanation part: The Hong Kong protestors have five demands. According to this subreddit post ( https://www.reddit.com/r/HongKong/comments/czhs4q/the_five_d... ) the five demands are: 1. Full withdrawa
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I'm not entirely sure your statement can offset the fact that many Chinese dishes use pork. While they won't get hungry there should be some sort of anger and resentment for having to change their diet.
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Well... they did tried firefox mobile. Which failed but somehow found a new lease in life in 3rd world countries now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KaiOS
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