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by aulin 4y ago
> almost always crystal clear and self explanatory and slow. Most of the time the idiomatic pandas answer takes advantage of its vectorization capabilities while plain python would require nested loops.
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by aulin 4y ago
have you ever printed a webpage?
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by aulin 4y ago
There really isn't much code to write for a typical scientific document, just sectioning and math. You usually include the same preamble in your own documents and a preamble from the editor if you're targeting a scientific journal
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by aulin 4y ago
The karma system is definitely the difference that mostly influences the quality of the discussion and visibility of non mainstream topics. Another thing I personally hate is daily threads. Anything not deemed worth a normal thread as per e
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by aulin 4y ago
I'd say that's mainstream though
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by aulin 4y ago
it's not just SEO, they removed essential features like verbatim search, they constantly autocorrect uncommon search terms and they keep trying to optimize searches to only look for results within your bubble
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by aulin 4y ago
I miss usenet
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by aulin 4y ago
Sure but most of the time reddit is completely unable to provide a decent answer to any non banal search. And whenever I tried to directly ask something specific in a dedicated subreddit it always ends up in one of the following: - I'm
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by aulin 4y ago
a rant on google would have been a more appropriate title
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by aulin 4y ago
Not OP but restart and clear output can be quite compute intensive if you're working with big datasets or training ML models. There are many ways to mitigate this like saving weights and only redo the inference but it's not always
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by aulin 4y ago
I used something as a precommit hook in the past that removed plots and other rendered content and only kept text and code in git index. I'm almost sure it was https://github.com/kynan/nbstripout but it's bee
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by aulin 4y ago
Do phones like that still exist?
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by aulin 4y ago
Welcome to the Linux world, one of the reasons the year of the Linux desktop never came is this constant bikeshedding and bashing over other people efforts. You give them a modern desktop environment and they complain they can't run th
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by aulin 4y ago
Not sure, what do other laptops in the same price segment offer these days? I admit it's been a while since I looked, but I really doubt anyone has 32gb on a 1000 dollars laptop, or even 1500.
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by aulin 4y ago
Does it really make sense to do serious ML in a laptop though? my ML/DL training rig runs pretty hot all the time, I could use it as a space heater in the winter. Even if I could have all its processing power in a notebook I definitely
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by aulin 4y ago
Always amazed hearing how other people work... I want my laptop to be portable, have a nice screen, long lasting battery and run cool and silent. There are way better machines to run an "entire prod infrastructure" and you can eas
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by aulin 4y ago
ok, maybe it's an US specific thing, why wouldn't a clinical radiologist have all the information he can gather about his patient including race to help the diagnosis?
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by aulin 4y ago
what's this enormous risk they're talking about? racial bias in x-ray reading? race can be a risk factor in plenty of diseases, why should we actively try to remove this information from medical images?
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by aulin 4y ago
should include some kind of fuzzy search or at least partial matches, 'bones' is not on the list but 'chicken bones' is, would be nice if it matched that
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by aulin 4y ago
how is one supposed to know this from the twitter thread in this post? I even tried to actively look them up and couldn't find any info about it.
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by aulin 4y ago
Before these there used to be street vendors that would storm to anyone getting out a park to get the partially used ticket, they would then try to gift them to new parkers in exchange for a tip. It was quite annoying but entering the licen
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by aulin 4y ago
Not sure how widespread it is, but here (italy) we have little barcode scanners where you just scan each item you're buying and put it in the cart. At checkout you scan a qr code, gives you a total, pay with contactless card and you&#x
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by aulin 4y ago
It's almost twenty years that I use Linux daily and the only thing I ever changed in .bashrc is the history size. What kind of customizations are we talking about? maybe I'm missing out using stock bash configuration and I should
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by aulin 4y ago
thanks, that's a lot of context missing from the tweet in the title and from the bug report
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by aulin 4y ago
Devs over and underestimate effort all the time
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by aulin 4y ago
Same here, maybe it's because I'm not a native speaker, but I didn't see anything offensive in the discussion. It wasn't even a particularly productive discussion worth crediting OP for.
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by aulin 4y ago
I use vim for quick and fast terminal editing: little shell scripts, config files, commit messages. Emacs for anything serious.
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by aulin 4y ago
Pis are pretty picky about the charger you use. You need 5.1V with at least 2A if you don't want undervoltage warnings or worse. That basically rules out any spare USB charger you have lying around (they are 5V).
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by aulin 4y ago
No it doesn't, there are plenty of disorders both physical and mental that can lead you to get overweight. There are plenty of people that are naturally fit without any effort. It says nothing about your ability to successfully accompl
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by aulin 4y ago
Ok, asking because I'm getting around 150W measured base load with way less computing devices but two fridges. I need to start monitoring single appliances to see who's guilty.

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