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ellisv
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On the other hand, if Apple wanted to encourage server-side Swift this would be a way to do it. I just had a shower thought the other day that with the growth of WASM, Apple could target the web as well. But ultimately I think Apple is stil
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I’m surprised you’d rewrite in Go rather than Julia. I’d expect Julia would be much easier to translate to from Python and have much better support for any mathematical operation.
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The “fraud detection“ method used here was underwhelming. I was hoping for a statistical learning approach rather than a blunt heuristic. More justification for the heuristic would have been interesting.
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4y ago
There’s no real concern because AoC is just for fun. Cheating has always been easy but AoC isn’t a serious competition. No one is going to get a job because of their AoC score, they’ll get a job because they have the knowledge and skill to
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> which is to try to prompt a SCOTUS decision on a controversy. Given that 4 justices have to agree to hear the case, I'd expect the court would simply decline to do so.
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I use Atom daily. There are many times when I need a simple, powerful text editor but not a full blown IDE. I knew this day was coming but didn’t prepare for it.
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Tech bloggers and pundits have predicted 12 of the last 3 bubbles.
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pg_stat_statements
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Did playing HR make you want to visit Detroit?
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4y ago
Our current policy is to update to the N-1 release. So we're currently running v13 since v14 was the latest but will soon upgrade to v14 since v15 is now the latest.
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> Fleet’s architecture is designed to support a range of configurations and workflows. You can simply run Fleet just on your machine, or move some of the processes elsewhere – for example by locating the code processing in the cloud. Pre
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Our strategy is to lean on container-native, vendor agnostic services and minimize GCP-specific services. That doesn’t mean we don’t use them, just that we weigh alternatives and lean towards those. We’re also staying away from any of their
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> Average nodejs manifest file would contain x12000 more dependencies. This is absolutely true
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> Maybe they can also have GPS You mean OnStar or Ford Sync?
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4y ago
It's pretty nice. At first I thought it was just a rebranding of R Markdown but it's been decently modernized/improved to the point where it makes sense that it is its own, separate thing.
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4y ago
Some of my repos look like they were hit by a tornado and frankly deserve to be deleted
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RFs can overfit but in practice usually won't. I think Hastie & Tibshirani have an article on this.
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4y ago
I agree. The majority of DL layers are about feature engineering, not performing classification.
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IMO a huge part of the problem for users is not really knowing what they're agreeing to since you don't really know what notifications you're going to get until they're turned on.
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IfI had to guess, previous behavior by telecoms, banks, and airline companies.
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4y ago
use pyenv ( https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv ) to manage multiple python versions (e.g. install 3.6, 3.7, etc) and then use virtual environments or use containers and a docker-compose file to run your test suite across ver
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4y ago
Guilty! Well, not quite 5 years but my writing has slowed down a lot . As I get older, I have less time to write and spend a lot more time on other hobbies and obligations.
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4y ago
> So don't publish it under a license that specifically allows that? That doesn't stop anyone.
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> Does the time spent writing feels worth it to you? Yes. I write for myself (and reference some of my posts years later) but unexpectedly some of my posts have helped other people and that's a great feeling. > Did it help to get
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Given that the vaccine itself is out of your system within a few days, and if effective begin triggering an immune response, I don’t think there’s not much reason to monitor for safety beyond that point.
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Looks like a cool project!
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> Any alternatives? You could use Steampipe w/Jira plugin: https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/jira
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> A developer leaving the company is not responsible for a successful handover or that the documentation is correct. It is a mutual responsibility. More often then not I've found that my manager, coworkers, etc. didn't ask any
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If you like these oddities, then check out The R Inferno [1]. It’s from 2011, but still holds up since the language hasn’t changed that much. [1] https://www.burns-stat.com/pages/Tutor/R_inferno.pdf
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Weather is hyper local. In the US precipitation data are generally available at 1km grid resolution through combination of radar, satellite, and ground truth gauges — these are good areal estimates but pretty much always very bad point esti
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