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by axutio 5y ago
Got curious about this so I found the original HN discussion [0], which is a definite must-read for context/response if you read the tweet thread. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30066969
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by axutio 5y ago
I think the idea is that you form the union when you have leverage and don't need it so that if you ever lose leverage as an individual in the future (e.g. if the developer labor market becomes oversaturated or demand for developers ta
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by axutio 5y ago
Holmes wasn't just making lofty promises about the future capabilities of her technology, she was lying about its current capabilities to investors and using unreliable diagnostic tools to provide patients with test results that were f
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by axutio 5y ago
I've been playing Wordle as a saved PWA on iOS, wonder how the transfer will work for that.
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Noticing a new type of security question popping up everywhere
1 points by axutio 5y ago|1 comments
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by axutio 5y ago
> If you're applying for a mortgage, how do you expect them to verify your salary? You can submit paystubs, but those can be faked. Why not keep this, and punish people who submit fake paystubs for committing fraud? I could also tak
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by axutio 5y ago
Statuspage: https://www.redditstatus.com/ Based on comments in third-party app communities, it seems like the issues are isolated to third-party clients and not the official Reddit app. Also interesting is that the issue wa
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Reddit is actively investigating issues with mobile clients.(twitter.com)
4 points by axutio 5y ago|1 comments
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by axutio 5y ago
Not arguing, but genuinely curious - what do kernels need randomness for?
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by axutio 5y ago
This metric already exists in public health, in the forms of YLL (years life lost) and DALY (disability adjusted life years [lost]). In the case of something like COVID, YLL will simply integrate expected life span minus age at death across
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by axutio 5y ago
One interesting contributor to excess deaths is a spike in deaths attributed to Alzheimer's and other dementias - there were about 42,000 more of these deaths in the U.S. in 2020 than would be expected from the previous five-year avera
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by axutio 5y ago
This just becomes a question of pragmatism at that point - Google lacks the capacity to determine which of the blocked results are legal versus are not without incurring cost, so the most realistic approach is to recognize that a majority o
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by axutio 5y ago
From when I last tried it, Outline lacks any of the database/datatable functionality of Notion, but Appflowy seems to already have much of this functionality built in (or at least something like it is visible in one of the screenshots
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by axutio 5y ago
I mean, I don't buy the conspiracy theory at all, but I would expect it to still be true that you benefit from DDoS attacks even if you offer protection for free. As the need for DDoS protection increases, you convert non-users to user
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by axutio 5y ago
https://archive.md/I5Ftt
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by axutio 5y ago
Also interesting is ISRIB [0,1], which is intended to negate the cognitive impacts of stress memory accumulated over years of immune response, and possibly as a result of TBI as well [2]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by axutio 5y ago
Could you share your clone (w/ source code)? I've been wanting to build an open source Obsidian Publish alternative w/ the ability to authenticate and edit - Yjs + ProseMirror would allow for high quality collaborative Markdo
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by axutio 5y ago
And when it fizzles out, it'll just become more fodder for climate change denialists down the line. Six years from now, they'll point to this as another piece of evidence that climate change isn't real/is a conspiracy&#x
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by axutio 5y ago
The question isn't whether I choose to get my news from YouTube or not, it's whether YouTube presents itself as a legitimate source for news consumption or not - and it certainly does. The idea is that some large subset of YouTube
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by axutio 5y ago
> Youtube is an entertainment site, not a repository of legal filings It might not be a repository of legal filings, but it's certainly not just an entertainment site. Opinion-oriented media, news programs, court footage, press rele
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by axutio 5y ago
I've been using DeepLabCut for physiology research, and it's really quite amazing. Manually labeling ~200 frames yields excellent results given decent contrast and lighting. Although the underlying technology itself is probably no
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DeepLabCut: Deep-learning based markerless pose estimation for all animals(github.com)
2 points by axutio 5y ago|1 comments
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by axutio 5y ago
https://archive.is/yRrPH
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by axutio 5y ago
I'm wondering how swapping Electron for another Chromium backend will allow them to halve the memory usage. Is Node the main reason that Electron uses so much memory? Or is the Chromium renderer poorly optimized to the extent that it&#