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Some notes on self-publishing a tech book
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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I have not used this specific tool, but have used https://community.coherentpdf.com/ for the cropping/rescaling. And in general "printing" (posters) is what I have used it for (books make sense though as well
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So showing up 1-2 minutes earlier does indeed increase survival rates. For instances in which someone is actually shot, I estimate that -2 minutes = 1% increase in survival, https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007
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ShotSpotter does not reduce gun violence or increase clearance rates
(vitalcitynyc.org)
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High yields are 5% now -- I get who cares about 2k now, personally I wish I did the high yield earlier. I did somewhat similar to OP for maybe 10 years and lost out on low 5 figures when I go back and calculate interest lost. I am familiar
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I imagine you have gotten this advice before, but IMO a high yield savings probably makes sense. Say keep 10k in checking for bills, and then the other 40k in high yield. It will more than easily pay for the safe deposit box! For myself we
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The case for criminalizing scientific misconduct
(chris-said.io)
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I am speaking more generally of the industry. You can look at my profile and follow the bread-trail to see whom I work for. It is not insurance, we are a client of state systems, and I work to do the opposite of what you suggest (identify f
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The scale of health insurance claims is incredible, my company has a process that simply identifies when car insurance should pay the bill instead of medicaid/medicare post traffic accident (subrogation). Seems a minor thing right? We
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Conformal Sets and Setting Recall
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Did OpenAI create the best weapon detection software available with ChatGPT-4o?
(k12ssdb.substack.com)
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Notes on MMc Queues
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Setting the Threshold for Bail Decisions
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Similar to pmx's point, an implicit assumption in this (which is unlikely to be true in many scenario's) is that the there is a negligible spread in the distribution of revenue per customer. Imagine if you have one whale customer
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Finding the dominant set of a graph in JavaScript
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Yep, https://duckdb.org/docs/extensions/azure
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Geocoding crime data locally using ArcGIS and Python
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Monitoring Time Between Rare Events
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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This is not inconsistent with How to Measure Anything IMO (I like that book as well). The biggest issue to me is that he does not define actual follow ups on ROI -- it is all estimated in this framework. So it is all good to define how to p
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Bollards are also good ideas to prevent intentional terrorist acts of driving cars into pedestrian areas, https://www.nbcnews.com/slideshow/terrorist-truck-attack-sho... .
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Artificial Intelligence, Algorithmic Pricing, and Collusion [pdf]
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OP for sharing this on hackernews (and I talked to Tyler Dukes a bit about this). I think ALPR's are good investments, but having more rigorous standards in place for when people can do searches is necessary. There are rules for when y
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Flock Safety is the biggest player in a city-by-city scramble for surveillance
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Survey Forensics: Identifying Near Duplicate Responses
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Some Musings on Plagiarism
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Poisson Designs and Minimum Detectable Effects
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We are a python shop (end to end machine learning, so we do all of our data pipelines ourselves). So ours is pytest that builds up a fake database + tables to unit test the scripts. And otherwise it is the normal review process for pull req
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I think this is right. For counterpoint though, there will of course be variance, but an opposite hypothesis is a larger proportion have labor jobs (men moreso than women). Grew up in rural PA (mostly farming, some factory work). They exact
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The Eclipse via Satellite
(kieranhealy.org)
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Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working and How There Is a Better Way for Africa (2010)
(dambisamoyo.com)
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