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by boloust 5y ago
The undirected graph is isomorphic to this bipartite graph: U: { a, b, x } V: { e1, e2, e3 } E: { (a, e1), (b, e1), (b, e2), (c, e2), (c, e3), (a, e3) } > But while that's technically true, that's also not really wha
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by boloust 5y ago
Ah, okay. In that case it becomes {n + 1 \choose n - 1} What code are you writing that results in this set of possibilities?
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by boloust 5y ago
Because when you're writing a reusable, self-contained function, you often don't know enough of the context to "handle" the error. Let's say you've got a function that reads from a file. If the file doesn'
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by boloust 5y ago
Most of the time, you'll return early after an error. To get into a situation where you'd need to handle n! cases, you'd need to keep running the statements after a failure, and then collate and return all the errors at the e
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by boloust 5y ago
If you shift the mean slightly the tails move disproportionately more.
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by boloust 5y ago
It could be that you just don't have very strong emotions. The "dynamic range" of felt emotion varies greatly between individuals.
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by boloust 5y ago
Again, a comparison to Oceania would be helpful here. ER presentations declined by a similar proportion there, but did not see the excess deaths. Oceania largely managed to contain the virus until broad vaccination coverage was achieved in
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by boloust 5y ago
This article is using excess deaths. What other explanation do you have for the large increase in deaths? Note that Oceania had some of the longest and strictest lockdowns in the world, but very low actual covid deaths. But Oceania had very
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by boloust 5y ago
Is the data valuable without ads to monetize it?
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by boloust 5y ago
I don't think "symmetric cryptography" means what you think it means. Stream ciphers and OTPs are both symmetric. The "symmetric" part is the fact that the same key is used for encryption and decryption, not that th
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by boloust 5y ago
Someone must have been watching her
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by boloust 5y ago
At the doses in question here, SSRIs have a terrible side effect profile when compared with psilocybin.
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by boloust 6y ago
For an n-sized program, run it for BB(n) steps. If it hasn't halted then by definition it will never halt.
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by boloust 6y ago
The issue with null, as commonly implemented, is that null is a value that inhabits all types. So in that sense it is a defect of the type system.
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by boloust 6y ago
> I think it gives the impression that a static type system is doing more than it is actually doing This statement probably gets to the heart of the issue. A static type system isn't something that just "does things", nor
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by boloust 6y ago
> Frankly, if you were to ask me what the top 3 sources of my headaches in Python are, number 1, 2, and 3 would be, receiving a None value when I expected something else Curious example, because that's absolutely something a suffici
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by boloust 6y ago
It could mean that 97% of the trips had an predictive error of, say, 2 minutes, while the remaining 3% had an error of, say, 10 minutes, and they reduced that error to 5 minutes.
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by boloust 6y ago
The legislation explicitly prevents platforms from deindexing/downranking news sites that participate in the code in favour of other sites that do not. Which places Google in a more difficult position, because if a user searches for so
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by boloust 6y ago
The legislation explicitly prevents Google from not indexing the sites
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by boloust 6y ago
This affects Google search as well.
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by boloust 6y ago
The legislation would prevent Google from removing the news content from search results.