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by citilife 5y ago
> In the United States the Overton Window is so far right even the Democratic Party is center-right. I'm sorry, but what? Within the party, they've promoted universal basic income (marxisim), state healthcare, universal educati
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by citilife 5y ago
Based on the number of flagged posts I've seen on here... I think it's not preemptively deleted, but it is very self-censoring.
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I think part of the challenge is that the "hacker" ethic has always been very libertarian. Open dialog about issues within corporations and industry has always been a thing here, until relatively recently. I actually don't th
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by citilife 5y ago
> If we take Bernstein at his word (and there's no reason not to), basically all the US media has secretly cooperated with the CIA. Is there any reason to think this isn't going on right now? I mean, google "ken dilanian c
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Evaluating Data Quality for Machine Learning Models at Scale(capitalone.com)
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That and testing. Many people don't want to get tested 2x times a week either. They'll just move to a remote company and leave.
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by citilife 5y ago
> Cops, a very conservative group of people, decided getting the jab was better than getting a new job. Do you know any cops? Many of the mayors backed down and many more just retired. I know several in around the Chicago area and none o
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by citilife 5y ago
I've seen around 50% attrition this year in the ML department I'm in. The reasoning: - People want to leave the cities - People want to spend time with family - Racism, sexism and exclusion is becoming unbearable (largest single f
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by citilife 5y ago
How does this differ from Mesos?
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That's how I feel about most dangerous situations in general and I think the national news highlights one-off events in a way we historically were not used to. For instance, taking out the United States internet would probably only req
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by citilife 5y ago
This is a product of socialism without protections. Put simply, you have high taxes to redistribute wealth. Unfortunately, the government takes their cut. As government becomes increasingly large / naturally corrupt that cut becomes la
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by citilife 5y ago
23andMe was insanely inaccurate for 100% of the predictions related to myself. I'm also concerned about what is known or suspected about my family. Especially, with how inaccurate the predictions are.
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by citilife 5y ago
I'm a bit more optimistic. Only something like 2% of the U.S. is urban. https://www.visualcapitalist.com/america-land-use/ If it became problematic that people didn't own homes, but wanted to, they could easi
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by citilife 5y ago
Prior to humans industrializing the Sahara desert was green, 11,000 - 5,000 years ago. https://www.nature.com/scitable/knowledge/library/green-saha... The world regularly adjusts, California has had more fire
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by citilife 5y ago
> The surge in plant growth is a result of increased amount of CO2 in the air as a result of anthropogenic activity. Quirky systems we have on the planet. That's not quirky, it's why global warming is less of a risk than people
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by citilife 5y ago
I thought this link was far better: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/10/introducing-m1-pro-an...
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by citilife 5y ago
Those power comparisons aren't really fair IMO. They're testing power consumption... They're using a "msi prestige 14 evo (intel CPU)" vs an optimized laptop using an M1. Further, where's AMD? They have a bette
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by citilife 5y ago
Wouldn't it be safer to just blow the whole thing up? Burn off the oil?
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by citilife 5y ago
Should probably say [2016] > This post was originally published on December 5, 2016.
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The long-term studies I am way more curious about. Heart damage typically can cause lasting effects. Many people may have heart damage and not even know it. I'm not making any specific claims, just that it's unknown. Here's a
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by citilife 5y ago
You can pass the output of the model to the profiling system to monitor if things are drifting. It's also possible to monitor the input data and link back. There's quite a few ways to do this, but effectively you can monitor drift
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by citilife 5y ago
It would be possible to build a similar system via a library my team has built: https://github.com/capitalone/dataprofiler Effectively, you can monitor changes between profiles: data1 = dp.Data("file_a.csv")
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by citilife 5y ago
Not exactly the same, but we wrote a library to easily load any delimited type of file and finds header (even if not first row). It also works to load JSON, Parquet, AVRO and loads it into a dataframe. Not CLI exactly, but pretty easy: htt
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by citilife 5y ago
You may be interested in something I wrote here: https://insideropinion.com/
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Having built a model to identify sensitive data having a solid data labeling solution would be awesome. I can attest this is a real problem. Here's the library we built: https://github.com/capitalone/DataProfiler
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by citilife 5y ago
I dont know how you can take CNN seriously, they've repeatedly been show to suppress real information and promote single cases to support a narrative. They've even been caught bragging about this. Regarding capacity, hospitals are
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I don't think CNN is what we should use as "evidence". If you look at any of the research, the US has effectively the same survival rate of an emergency admission or elective surgery as the rest of the world (within a small m
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Arguably, the majority of those who are unvaccinated are also the ones who don't want you wearing the mask... So why is anyone supporting this?
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by citilife 5y ago
> Pretty dismal discussion in here at the time of writing. Largely complaints about tyranny. Makes me sad that we can't have a calm discussion about the merits of the policy. Ill bite and present a good faith argument. Let's st
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I don't know if everyone's following what's going on, but China just pulled the rug out from under a lot of investment firms -- costing pension and hedge funds at least $400B. https://www.wsj.com/articles&#x2F

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