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danachow
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danachow
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Medical ontologies are different because there are two enormous economic incentives for their adoption: billing, in the US or any private healthcare - and medical research much of which is highly incentivized by the pharma, device, and diag
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danachow
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Between ISO, UN CEFACT/OASIS, the now irrelevant/repivoted OMG, etc it isn’t like the idea is a new one or that anything isn’t written down - there are formal standards (insert xkcd here). The incentives for widespread adoption ar
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danachow
5y ago
I just skimmed through your link. Subinterpreters have been in the C api for a long time and never got around the GIL, and reading over the post that you linked — nothing has really changed.
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danachow
5y ago
Unfortunately you will not get any speed boost in that case, in fact it will be slower having to fetch all the remote side data for small file changes.
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danachow
5y ago
You’re missing the boat on this one. It’s an idiom, not taken literally.
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danachow
5y ago
I mean his comment is the illustrative argument for why VPNs exist. Basically in a world where a Westerner (a historically relatively more liberal bunch) categorizes 99% of everything they don’t agree with as scum, copyright infringement,
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danachow
5y ago
Go read your link carefully. Page 23 not only does not disallow network access, it specifically allows logging it and stipulates what can be done with that data. “ keystroke logging done by any such extension must be clearly disclosed to th
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danachow
5y ago
You’re kidding right? There is no such restriction on keyboards. How do you think the Bitmoji keyboard works?
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Wayland is not related to the X Window System, it is a ground up redesign. And while Microgui is nice it purposely isn’t directly comparable to a compositing window manager.
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danachow
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This is a transport layer optimized for RPC, not a spec for RPC. TCP doesn’t specify encryption either. We already have means to apply encryption at higher or lower layers.
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Yeah I am flabbergasted a psychiatrist of all people would entertain the idea of a “correct” dose. They should look at their own practice and see the range of lithium, SSRI, antipsychotics, antiepileptics doses their patients are on — and t
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danachow
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Isn’t this like half of central Africa?
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> You can't graduate from an MD program while holding these thoughts. By your logic I must not exist then. Like who do you think is labeling your training images? Look at the authors of pretty much all cited studies in that meta-a
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I’m pretty sure they did on a number of models, but it wasn’t for the better
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CMake has gotten better over the years. First line support in CLion is a thing.
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> Why do C++ programmers always refer to the overhead of "reference counting", when the overhead is not in the counting, but in the memory management: You’re mistaken. In a multi core or multi processor system, atomic operation
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Well for one this seems to do it’s own rendering. Druid depends on a native widget toolkit.
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danachow
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There’s no free lunch. An overbuilt bridge the magnitude of a modern suspension bridge may well take 50 years to build. The romans weren’t building them that big and the projects that were that big took generations.
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danachow
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It doesn’t sound quite as onerous if you just memorize two 4 digit numbers by rote. But yes I agree the ROT5 is a dumb flourish.
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I wouldn’t really call that a standard, more like an inexpensive consumer offering - there a bunch during the 90s it’s sort of an enticing offering - just use the vhs recorder you already have. You’d be crazy to use that for mission critica
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Those were most likely backup tapes made specifically for data like DLT or LTO, Travan, etc. DAT and 8mm (Data8) could legitimately be used for backup. VHS was never a widespread backup medium especially when affordable more reliable option
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The absolute ceiling for a high quality Type IV tape is probably around 600MB, assuming a dynamic range in the low 60s and low 20s frequency response - ie that is how much it would take to sample losslessly. Though storing digital data loss
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A couple gigabytes is enough to ruin someone’s day but not a lot to surreptitiously transfer, it’s literally seconds. Just backdate them and they may very well go unnoticed.
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danachow
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Linux doesn’t target the xtensa nor does it have a proper mmu so this is emulating a risc-v. It is still very much in the novelty “hack” realm.