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eximius
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eximius
6y ago
Notably disappointing: Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy must be set on a page to isolate it as the default value is not safe . i.e., if I have a page with sensitive client side data, I need to set this header to prevent a page on a different do
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eximius
6y ago
Seeing as heat dissipation is a hard problem in space, probably never.
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eximius
6y ago
I wonder if there is a need or appetite for large libraries like Apache commons or Guava in Java which cut down on dependency count. It's an alternative to a myriad of small, unaudited libraries. Rust does have some projects going to a
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eximius
6y ago
> a NN Search System And what is that exactly? I was under the impression result of running nearest-neighbor algorithms are clusters. DBSCAN is a clustering algorithm. kNN is a clustering algorithm. Is this used to find neighbors for u
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6y ago
I'm surprised that I don't see DBSCAN, HDBSCAN, Spectral, etc. I don't even recognize these methods. Am I missing something or have the methods I'm familiar with become obsolete that fast?
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6y ago
To expand, you'd have petridishes that monitored temperature and humidity levels, maybe a couple other values. Gas chambers would record various pressure values, etc. I obviously don't have the experience to enumerate what is impo
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eximius
6y ago
I do wonder if standardized equipment with digital controls (or digitally monitored controls) to record all salient values throughout an experiment would 'solve' this. Obviously some cutting edge stuff can't use standardized
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eximius
6y ago
On one hand, really impressive stuff that is simply a net positive over what we had before. On the other, there is no way for joe schmoes like me to invest in a great company like this. :(
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6y ago
Ranges support negatives, so thats nice. Though i32::MIN..=9 is at least slightly odd.
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eximius
6y ago
Rust can also match on ranges which is perhaps the most idiomatic form for this.
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eximius
6y ago
I have a sudden urge to extend this to calculating probabilities and to buy a pair of smart glasses.
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6y ago
The point of a file context manager is to close the file when you're done with it. The CSV reader isn't done with it. Given that the CSV reader does not control ownership of the file handle, it shouldn't return a lazy iterato
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eximius
6y ago
Why do these values default so low? Seems like you could have a few hundred or 1k instead of 128 with relatively little memory overhead.
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eximius
6y ago
Fine, they aspire to power and resources. Is that better?
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6y ago
People are fit because they don't like being not fit. Except it isn't true. I do not see a meaningful difference between taking actions to become fit and choosing stances that are polarized, therefore that would imply this is not
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eximius
6y ago
It's literally one of the ways they make nuclear bombs so it isn't that crazy.
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eximius
6y ago
Your comment is a thousand characters (983). I think your ideas are good. Standard terms, civil education, court oversight. At that point I think arbitrary limits would do more harm than good
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eximius
6y ago
That's a thousand letters. I'm not against the concept but that's implausibly small.
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eximius
6y ago
Why can't network boot up be done asynchronously?
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eximius
6y ago
Yea, probably. I just only cited data for recently.
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6y ago
> In FY 2019, the IRS plans to cut 2,200 employees.[1] In Rettig's FY 2020 budget request, he plans to cut an additional 1,800 employees. Since FY 2010, staffing decreased by about 19 percent, primarily in compliance and enforcement
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6y ago
Source? I'd be willing to fix up house in Europe.
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eximius
6y ago
More accurate? Maybe. More effective? No. You'd have endless lawsuits debating what traits do or do not affect a person's ability to perform.
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6y ago
This is kind of funny because now I'm the one being misunderstood. I was referring to 'room for improvement at marketing, time management, etc'. Skills, not locations. I was mostly reacting against the phrasing describing you
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eximius
6y ago
I will note that particular phrasing would really turn me off as a hiring manager. "I have a lot left to learn. I know this because I saw room for improvement at X, Y, Z. I'm looking forward to working with experts/profession
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6y ago
I don't think you'll have a problem. If you can document your successes (even failures have successes), youll have more work experience and success than your peers. You will stand out, in a good way.
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6y ago
Maybe adjust the tagline to be something to be 'internal' or 'order tracker' to clear up the confusion? What learning resources did you use when building this? Personally whenever I've looked at building an app, I f
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6y ago
This helps (but does not fix) the problems we're seeing now during the protests but doesn't at all address the problem that instigated the protests.
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6y ago
Ice is less dense than water. Why would ice's gravity be more influential than the waters?
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6y ago
1. Is your college a CS focused degree or a software engineering focused degree? 2. With the possible exception of Physics, I've found that CS programs are the most time consuming. Programming just takes a lot of time even if you know
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