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by chaxor 4y ago
If things are being overfit you should typically make the model smaller - not larger.
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by chaxor 4y ago
System76 systems absolutely do not have good battery life. The systems the make tailored only to battery life try to be comparable in battery (~14h system76 to ~25h on m2 pro) but obviously x86 vs arm makes this attempt exceedingly dif
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by chaxor 4y ago
How does this compare to the work done by the Netherlands group (Hulsing/Zimmermann, etc al) [1] and the Kudeldki group from Switzerland (Raynal/Genet/Romailler) [2]? It's nice to see someone making this more available.
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by chaxor 4y ago
The proper answer here is to: 1st) Study chemical engineering 2nd) Apply kinetic and thermodynamics models to a fixed bed desorption column There are a large number of variables to optimize such as the: bed height, column diameter, part
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by chaxor 4y ago
Can't both be true?
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by chaxor 4y ago
Dedicated JavaScript processor sounds interesting. I wonder who will do the JPU first, and how many requests it will send per second to IP addresses you didn't ask it to send.
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by chaxor 4y ago
Bringing up the device performance and hinting at planned obsolescence of devices is probably not the best tactic here when debating android vs iOS. Apple has a worse track record when it comes to that (while still allowing Google/andr
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by chaxor 4y ago
Is there a good way to automatically *always* have reader mode on? Better yet, are there any ways to *not even load the other junk*, just load the text only for the reader mode. As far as I understand, Firefox still loads everything, does
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by chaxor 4y ago
Isn't like 99% of the reason/bloat on today's computers due to the massive amount of surveillance, telemetry, and phoning home with analytics of everything we do to a huge list of companies? I should imagine that removing sim
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by chaxor 4y ago
You can raid 1 it and backup right?
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by chaxor 4y ago
Hacking can often simply refer to someone who writes code fast and loose, without care towards readability or reuse. The result usually looks like they were trying to be clever, but really it's just obtuse.
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by chaxor 4y ago
One bit change in a sea of 100TB is quite a small percentage. Could work that way.
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by chaxor 4y ago
I would think the big issue here is that they still make a ton of money off of you by selling your data. Any Software as Service is deeply flawed because it is pretty much guaranteed to extract as much data from the consumer as possible. In
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by chaxor 4y ago
I'm talking about her contribution towards general theory of relativity itself, not her other creation of Noether's theorem
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by chaxor 4y ago
I increased by about 20 points after realizing how to apply some of my knowledge of algorithms. That shouldn't happen (measuring knowledge, not IQ). It's quite a meaningless test - probably best understood when trying to apply i
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by chaxor 4y ago
Measurement of IQ seems to be lacking due to it missing the goal of estimating capacity to learn independent of external factors (I.e. either very *shallow* types of diversity [sex, race, etc], or more meaningful types of diversity [langu
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by chaxor 4y ago
Einstein still got quite a bit of help from Noether when developing his general relativity because his math skills needed some touching up here and there. Maybe he was on to something about imagination being a bit more important, if you can
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by chaxor 4y ago
If someone says that the phrase 'some people are smarter than others' is racist, that's specifically them being racist, (as they're the ones who brought race into it in their own mind) not the speaker of the phrase.
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by chaxor 4y ago
Removing requirements on the basis that they don't increase the quality of education does indeed sound reasonable, but doing it due to the color of skin would be the wrong reason to enact a policy. Racism is what we're fighting a
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by chaxor 4y ago
Importantly, you have to simultaneously pull out of submitting information for ranking or metrics on your university. Make up some reason that sounds nice for the politics of today such that you don't have to confront the truth that
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by chaxor 4y ago
I haven't used tail scale, but I'm confused. I thought wireguard had a simple config where you can just place a range of IPs and it basically just sends anything to those IPs over wg - effectively split tunneling. So why couldn&#x
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by chaxor 4y ago
Can you cram a duck DB in this? Or maybe SQLite? I suppose you can export several tables into jsonlines files, but it might be cool to have a cleaner solution on the backend.
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by chaxor 4y ago
Perhaps another analogy is if you train something by repeatedly telling it many different stories about the same thing day in and day out, compared to mentioning something just once in passing, perhaps the system will know what it's be
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by chaxor 4y ago
The problem is that poetry/conda/etc chose to make their own thing to begin with, when they should've just improved the standard language tool with the features they wanted. That's one key difference between shit lang
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by chaxor 4y ago
> laboratory grade pure water "but that'll kill 'ya!"
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by chaxor 4y ago
There is a lot hidden in "will be filtered out" here though. Filtration isn't binary, so this may only be useful in a few target areas where water sources are contaminated enough that introducing a new contaminate (these NPs)
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by chaxor 4y ago
I agree to extent; but one issue is that there should be a small amount available for research purposes and places where it is required. For example, containment of certain chemicals is pretty much impossible without Teflon. Chlorosulfonic
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by chaxor 4y ago
Neat. I did my Master's on a very similar idea. It was for performing several multi-step reactions in one reactor using some extra complexities, but the magnetic retrieval of the catalyst was the same. One issue with this that I see
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by chaxor 4y ago
Packaging and Nvidia are pretty much the main reasons python has degraded in status for the past 7 years. It started with the added and unnecessary confusion from conda (and silly things like pythonxy), but has really escalated through ext
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by chaxor 4y ago
It's obviously a (failed) attempt to be funny by being very sarcastic. No one is stupid enough to this that writing it in Rust was even an option in the days unix was written - especially considering the types of people that would kno

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