dooglius

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by dooglius 9mo ago
The actual PDF here: https://cdn.realfood.gov/DGA.pdf once you wade through the atrocious scroll-jacking
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by dooglius 9mo ago
They don't, the study makes no claim as to a causal relationship
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by dooglius 9mo ago
So if it did do so outside your control, what are you supposed to say when asked?
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by dooglius 9mo ago
> ... the defendant may not assert ... Does "assert" here have a specific legal meaning, or would a developer have to plead the fifth when asked about any AI decision?
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by dooglius 9mo ago
What year was this? I don't know there has ever been a normal format it doesn't support, and I think this has been the case for at least 15 years.
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by dooglius 10mo ago
The lack of subreddits is a big difference because it inhibits users coagulating into subgroups. Reddit also allows people to be banned from subreddits by subreddit owners/mods which leads to groupthink more.
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by dooglius 10mo ago
> sample k elements Not quite sure what you have in mind here, but you need reservoir sampling for this in order to make the selection uniformly random (which I assume is what's desired)
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by dooglius 10mo ago
`try_emplace` is not a huge improvement since it overloads the existing keyword "try" to mean something pretty different. Should be `emplace_if_absent`/`insert_if_absent` but changing the API of stdlib would require going thr
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by dooglius 10mo ago
I think the post is about the ones who _do_ seem like crackpots
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by dooglius 10mo ago
That's not how "lock free" is defined/used. If you are considering the MESI M state to be a "lock" then you also have to grant that any write instruction is a "lock".
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by dooglius 10mo ago
I'm using "context" in the sense of GP as to why it is hard to read e.g. Beowulf. Certainly one could find a modern account of a survivor of tragedy that would be more approachable? But in any case, accounts of tragedies of s
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by dooglius 10mo ago
I think you are missing the broader point: why should one read things occurring in an alien context to begin with? It's not as if there is a dearth of more modern works. It seems like the main function of selecting older works is to ma
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by dooglius 10mo ago
This assumes that the compiler cannot optimize the calculation of your hashed value, which is not necessarily the case if you are not careful.
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by dooglius 10mo ago
I think the former is what they are trying to imply?
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by dooglius 10mo ago
I searched several of these terms and they are all specifically jargon of game of life enthusiasts, (i.e. search reaults are all on fansites related to game of life) not general cellular automata jargon.
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by dooglius 10mo ago
GP is just commenting on the use of a mixed metaphor.
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by dooglius 10mo ago
You can use combinatorics to calculate the likelihood. If your PRNG is in a cycle of length N in its state space (assuming N>200), and half the state space corresponds to heads (vs tails), then the likelihood would be (N/2 choose 10
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by dooglius 10mo ago
FTA: > And, having done that it removes the operation from the execution queue - that is the xor takes zero execution cycles!1 It’s essentially optimised out by the CPU
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by dooglius 10mo ago
Is it common in cases for someone with no involvement at all to claim involvement? Usually disputes I've heard of are when multiple people are involved, and they're arguing about who played a crucial vs minor role.
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by dooglius 10mo ago
Can someone with more experience in scientific writing comment on > It’s too circuitous and indirect for a scientific report The preceding paragraph does not seem unreasonable to me--maybe a bit too glib, but nothing that couldn't b
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by dooglius 10mo ago
"fair coin" refers to both the probability of heads and tails being equal (which is still justified) as well as the trials being independent (unlikely with 100/200; more likely the "coin" is some imperfect PRNG in a
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by dooglius 10mo ago
I think one could just pick a convention where a particular GP register is zeroed at program startup and just make your own zero register that way, getting all the benefits at very small cost. The microarchitecture AIUI has a dedicated zero
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by dooglius 10mo ago
Not sure what I am looking at here is this just a bunch of different ways to zero registers?
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by dooglius 11mo ago
I've noticed occasionally a new post will show up in my homepage, which I've interpreted as being a randomized injection of new stuff to see if it gets traction. If that's true (and this is all speculation on my part), it&#x2
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by dooglius 11mo ago
They're all already trained on ads, and it would be silly to think advertisers aren't going to optimize for this.
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by dooglius 11mo ago
It sounds like the issue is that you see your payment as a donation, and don't believe the service in and of itself is worth what you pay?
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by dooglius 11mo ago
I think the implication of the question is that one doesn't have a firearm
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by dooglius 11mo ago
What's the relevance for HN, given most of us don't have an internal Google account?
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by dooglius 11mo ago
In addition to the reasons in sibling comment, this also acts as a filter for low-quality ad-based sites; same reason I close just about any website that gives me a popup about a ToS agreement.
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by dooglius 11mo ago
They've been brought back in recent uarches

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