eliasmacpherson

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by eliasmacpherson 4y ago
Helper functions, PIMPL, that's all fine - the declaration and function body of the template is still defined in the .hpp. Whether all of the body of the template is also defined there was not my concern in asking. Thanks for your comm
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by eliasmacpherson 4y ago
Hello. Forgive my ignorance and possible misunderstanding of your 'most code' qualifier. If I have a template header .hpp and I do not wish to specialize the template function bodies in a .cpp file, the template header function bo
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by eliasmacpherson 4y ago
I got great mileage out of: -fno-eliminate-unused-debug-symbols -fno-eliminate-unused-debug-types https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/manual/debug.html https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs&#x2F
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by eliasmacpherson 4y ago
I seem to recall an ubuntu music variant distro with the RT patch baked in but cannot for the life of me dig it up. This however may give you a nice point to dive in from: https://ubuntu.com/engage/an-introduction-to-re
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by eliasmacpherson 4y ago
What portion of the scientists in the book are represented by Kahneman and Tversky? The other scientists in the book did not go to great lengths to avoid sampling bias. The authors could not be relied on to spot it either. I don't see
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by eliasmacpherson 4y ago
The book not so much (despite its initial critical acclaim on continuing commercial success), but at least his research summarized within seems to be reproducible and his reputation is intact. The research on priming in particular, was reli
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by eliasmacpherson 4y ago
Without getting into a snark, that is not a particularly good book to recommend. https://slate.com/technology/2016/12/kahneman-and-tversky-re... "Taken all together, the chapters Schimmack looked at earn
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F1 BBC 2022, Secret Aerodynamicist: biggest year-on-year change for 40 years(bbc.co.uk)
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Thanks for the tips! I had not read that about serotonin release. I'll add riboflavin to the list of things to play around with, along with levomefolic acid as recommended by the author of this comment here, who also mentioned serotoni
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Curious that you should mention it. Yes I do get migraines, brought on by chocolate! I thought it was related to histamine. I used to think it was a tooth/dental hygeine issue but the migraine onset was way too fast for that. Is that a
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Based on what you've said about amines - I suspect you don't eat potatoes or tomatoes, right? There was a recent discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29131983 I seem to have a very mild version of
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Please accept my apologies for any offense caused. compare and contrast https://www.meathchronicle.ie/2021/05/15/meaths-last-ghost-e... https://www.con-telegraph.ie/2021/07/20/u
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
It is rare for people in Ireland to consider the eastern part, Leinster, rural, even while parts of it might be. Connaught is where the unoccupied dwellings are most common. In any case here's the link I was looking for earlier, which
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
You will find that you are wrong about the occupation rates in rural areas, it's still at around 180000 unoccupied dwellings at the last count. Misleading not to make the distinction between Unfinished and Empty just to make a point, l
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
People were a lot more economically illiterate before the GFC, and it was an awful lesson for a large section of the global population.
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
I lived there at the time, and it may be foolhardy to argue with an Assistant Professor of Economics, but it seems that the author is willfully ignoring the distinction between 'Unfinished' and 'Empty' houses. The Centra
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
A cursor which has been immortalized on lauded Detroit producer Omar-S's 'The Best' album... this has been bugging me for some time - thanks! https://omar-s.bandcamp.com/album/omar-s-the-best
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
maybe it's a blessing in disguise. 78.14.0esr (32-bit) on rpi4 works both of these on x86-64 do not: - 96.0.1 - 95.0.2 oh it's working again as of 7.13pm GMT
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
So Moore states his law as doubling of components per circuit per dollar every year in 1965, revises it to approx every two years in 1975 and now 'lesswrong.com' seems to think doubling every 2.5 years is on track with that. What
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
It's the same problem as the 737MAX MCAS, features shoehorned in, probably with bugs, poorly advertised, lack of training, misfeatures sold as default, leading to fatal pilot/driver confusion. My elderly parent has bought a car wi
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Thanks for the tip, I'd read some material of his from the 1980s that helped me to start understanding bayesian networks, it inspired me to revisit my university statistics course which was fruitful. I am a sucker for pop sci!
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
The hypothetical does not have any such restriction on it, your star-trek hypothetical is as valid as mine, even if it is less realistic. You are the one generalizing South Korea to say that intentional oppression does not occur, there is a
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Your argument here is again premised on the benefits of colonialism & post colonialism outweighing the costs of colonialism, but exceptions like South Korea and e.g. Singapore do not prove the rule. It's completely unrealistic to c
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Then I would encourage you to think of all the infinite options in between hundreds of years of colonialism being a 'net benefit' and the 'prime directive, no contact'/South Korea/Singapore extremes as a though
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
I realise that you are trying to present this as 'balanced' 'two sided' debate, but I really hate this sort of apologist approach. You create a false dichotomy between a star trek prime directive no contact world and the
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Not just Mali. Mauritania, Senegal, Guinea, Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Benin and Niger. I would encourage you to read more about Divide and Conquer, the territories mentioned above, French activities there, and resist the temptation
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
So in your opinion as they could theoretically defeat a European military power through revolt, they are not intentionally oppressed? It's an old strategy, Divide et impera - there's a lot to learn from the thousands of years of h
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
> You know what the world was like when the developed world acutally intentinoally supressed the under developed world? Slavery and the slaugther of millions, colonizers forcing people to work on their land and not get the benefits of th
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
Strangely I heard about 'buy nothing day' (buynothingday.org) years before I heard of Black Friday, thanks to the work of some graffiti stencil artist. I celebrate it every year in my own personal way.
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by eliasmacpherson 5y ago
I also could not justify the expense, it's just a poor price/performance ratio. You can get a sub $500 nuc with one of these in it instead, if you want a hotrod, why pay above the odds for one that's going to lose a race? I e

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