clircle

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by clircle 4y ago
I cannot edit my note, but to explain a bit more, I do know that Julia is a compiled language, and is fast for some workflows. But for my data science and statistics workflow, it is slower than R. And I have a pretty standard workflow: clea
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by clircle 4y ago
Every time I try Julia on my computer, there is so much lag between input and output, I just go back to R.
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by clircle 4y ago
Operating systems are not unstable. Users are unstable.
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by clircle 4y ago
What is Neon? What is Paxos? what is Raft?
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by clircle 4y ago
Yep, the episodes with Mike Munger are great!
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by clircle 4y ago
Econtalk has exposed me to the most interesting people and ideas.
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by clircle 4y ago
I use and love dwm flexipatch. Possibly not suckless, but it’s a path of little resistance to dynamic window management
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by clircle 4y ago
“Husband discovers that communication with wife is helpful”
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by clircle 4y ago
I hate that journalists can’t be bothered to do their homework, so instead of figuring out the facts, they just put “reportedly “ in the title.
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Inline computed content in org-mode(johndcook.com)
3 points by clircle 4y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 4y ago
As an R user, FP seems like the norm. Working with data or stats without FP mechanics sounds unpleasant.
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Org-Mode as a Lightweight Notebook(johndcook.com)
39 points by clircle 4y ago|1 comments
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by clircle 4y ago
This makes a lot of sense, but blogging without a good deal of static site generator yak shaving sounds awfully close to real work ;) that’s a no go for me.
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by clircle 4y ago
Remodeling my house
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TikZ and PGF(tikz.dev)
1 points by clircle 4y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 4y ago
Checking hulu.com, it looks like the $13/month plan is ad-free
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by clircle 4y ago
Did Hulu start airing commercials to those paying for the premium plan?
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by clircle 4y ago
I cook a nice meal, eat it with my wife, then i hit the gym
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by clircle 4y ago
There’s also an easy emacs package for that. https://github.com/akirak/git-identity.el
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by clircle 4y ago
I used a paper and pencil or pen. It works well in school and at work. I use org-mode (org-capture) for tasks though.
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by clircle 4y ago
I used to use mu4e or notmuch for email, but now I know my readers massively benefit from formatting emails with html -- mostly for emphasis to make my long emails easy to digest and skim. And I can't live without the calendar integrat
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by clircle 4y ago
Currently using DWM-flexipatch for the last 6 months. Would be interested in learning what features I gain from switching to Awesome.
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by clircle 4y ago
You are trying to add in a factor effect and call it an outlier. Its just unmodeled variation.
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by clircle 4y ago
Very bold of them to assume that outliers even exist. Most statisticians would say that there's not really a difference between an outlier and a non-outlier, but actually the data just have fatter tails than you originally thought, and
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by clircle 4y ago
Even if deep learning papers were more reproducible, there's still little confidence that the flashy new technique will work well for _my problem_. I'd rather see machine learners work on techniques that work robustly than one tha
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by clircle 4y ago
I would have loaded the spreadsheet into r and extracted the matches to a regex.
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Mailing List Etiquette on Sourcehut(man.sr.ht)
1 points by clircle 4y ago|0 comments
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Vimperator(vimperator.org)
2 points by clircle 4y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 4y ago
All search engines are bad now because search engines have turned into recommendation engines in the past 5-10 years.
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Split Keyboards Gallery(aposymbiont.github.io)
11 points by clircle 4y ago|0 comments

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