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by denhaus 4y ago
lol hi matt! Interesting finding Berkeleytheory folks out in the wild
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by denhaus 4y ago
A real time strategy game like Wargame or WARNO[1] but using REAL 3D map data from Apple/Google maps. So you could have a massive scale ground and air war using real map data in say, the south bay area. You could garrison an infantry u
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by denhaus 4y ago
This has to be a joke. The sheer buzzword/BS density is just too high for this article to be real.
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by denhaus 4y ago
These are called London Dispersion forces. You can think of it somewhat like an electrostatic interaction except on a “temporary” basis, like fluctuations in the electron densities around nuclei spontaneously cause weak attraction between t
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by denhaus 4y ago
Family lives there, I go visit couple times a year now :)
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by denhaus 4y ago
Well, there’s sort of two paradigms here for me personally. For one, academic and research interests. For these, I get some kickback because people who use the software cite it in their publications. So I spend some considerable time upkeep
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by denhaus 4y ago
Wow a fellow Dubuquer on HN? Howdy.
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by denhaus 5y ago
https://ardunn.us it’s not super interesting but is basically just my CV and a couple random posts that I update whenever I feel like it (not regularly)
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by denhaus 5y ago
Personally, as a phd candidate in STEM I think this is awesome. I do not care that he “skipped steps” in getting a PhD. His contribution to the body of scientific knowledge was deserving of a doctorate as determined by experts in the field,
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by denhaus 5y ago
how bad is your tinnitus?
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by denhaus 5y ago
There is also the notion of “hard work” - like WHY are some people hard working and others are not? Is hard work more pleasurable for some people than others? Why do some choose to work hard and others do not? I’d contend it is also a kind
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by denhaus 6y ago
You might consider the image shown to actually be more impressive than a regular 2D image since it is a tomography done in 3D. There is far more information in this simulated image than in say, an SEM image of graphene. Also, it’s hard to s
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by denhaus 6y ago
quite the opposite diet can be claimed by the inuit. more, the most powerful civilization in the world, the US, has objectively one of the worst diets in history.
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by denhaus 6y ago
I read this cover to cover. I did not think it was very useful for someone who has experience in the field. For a total beginner, may be slightly useful.
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by denhaus 6y ago
Not sure this applies but I’ll just plug my super early stage CLI task manager (github.com/ardunn/dex). It’s FOSS, kind of like taskwarrior but it tells you how to prioritize your tasks. It fills in the “personal management” spac
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by denhaus 6y ago
I also did this lol. What a misguided, neurotic person I was.
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by denhaus 6y ago
From what this article says, it looks like the Sheriff is going to get absolutely vaporized in court. Putting the sheriffs faulty logic aside, it’s just a poor strategic move to not just apologize...
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by denhaus 7y ago
check me out https://alexdunn.io
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by denhaus 7y ago
they probably pay comparably to Bay Area jobs but are in Texas, ergo you can buy a house in 2 years
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by denhaus 7y ago
You can buy a Xim to use KB+M on Xbox or PS4. Works pretty well but it’s kind of like cheating for shooter games.
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by denhaus 7y ago
Seaborn is nice for making “standard” plots. but if you need to customize your graphics somewhat, you’ll find yourself needing to use MPL in addition to Seaborn anyway.
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by denhaus 7y ago
I’ve always categorized MPL as one of the worst designed (popular) python libraries... if not THE worst. Yet, I still find it useful even in comparison with other more modern libraries like Plotly’s Python API.
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by denhaus 7y ago
Good catch, I don’t think they mention that in the main article (at least in reader view). In this case I guess the “AI” label is relatively well applied (compared to the scope of ALL things I’ve seen it haphazardly slapped on), but yeah,
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by denhaus 7y ago
Being in the data science community myself, I prefer straight venv + pip to conda. It’s simpler for me to manage errors. I only use conda when I have to.
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by denhaus 7y ago
Ditto. Python multiprocessing also uses “chunks” with a specified chunksize.