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by guipsp 4y ago
You can read the full reason in the commit diff: https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/commit/8a86e219...
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by guipsp 4y ago
Can you really call this "banning the dataset"? https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/commit/8a86e219...
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by guipsp 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_Machine_%28computer%29?w...
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by guipsp 4y ago
I'll expand: it is in the interest of the writer of this "uneditorialized" document to downplay the risk.
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by guipsp 4y ago
You call it uneditorialized, but it is simply editorialized in a different direction.
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by guipsp 4y ago
>Go-Lang (I know not everyones.cup of tea) what they did do right from day one is include these basics in the stdlib. They really wanted ppl to use it to build stuff! This is one possible philosophy. Another is the one rust is following.
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by guipsp 4y ago
Even if you write if...else a smart compiler will turn it into a switch table.
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by guipsp 4y ago
Switch tables tend to be computed goto based
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by guipsp 4y ago
Your name is also quite unique.
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by guipsp 4y ago
Nothing about mathematics describes how the world works.
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by guipsp 4y ago
It's not supposed to be put into practice, and it's not supposed to be useful.
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by guipsp 4y ago
We have a model of physics which is pretty accurate. The engineers who designed the skyscraper did not even use this model, they used a much simpler one, with known errors. Why? It is simply good enough™. But you can't claim it is even
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by guipsp 4y ago
In addition to this, you can pretrain a dictionary on sample data, and then use that when compressing files individually
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by guipsp 4y ago
Yes a linked list is a degenerate tree, but was this worth pointing out?
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by guipsp 4y ago
What a useless distinction - no server is going to allow all content
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by guipsp 4y ago
No thanks, I don't want illegal stuff on my feed
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by guipsp 4y ago
GF doesn't have the scale-at least not in the smaller nodes
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by guipsp 4y ago
I... What?
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by guipsp 4y ago
https://github.com/WhyNotHugo/totp-cli
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by guipsp 4y ago
I mean, at this point I feel like you're misinterpreting on purpose. I didn't say it would be faster or more reliable, just easier.
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by guipsp 4y ago
Most programs actually. Compilers, databases, even your browser! I mean, you can argue that they should manage paging out manually, but it's so much easier to use swap and an unmodified program.
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by guipsp 4y ago
There is a large class of programs that may allocate large amounts of memory, but only work on a small set at once
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by guipsp 4y ago
Synology deploys it in their products
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by guipsp 4y ago
BTRFS is pretty stable nowadays.
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by guipsp 4y ago
The things that are possible that are specified in the the parent is not how you actually write them fyi
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by guipsp 4y ago
Every decision is inherently "political"
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by guipsp 4y ago
Minecraft always had accounts, and you always had some amount of communication with mojang servers for authentications (otherwise anyone could spoof usernames and get other people banned).
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by guipsp 4y ago
How is this different from a mojang/minecraft.net account?
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by guipsp 4y ago
Not everyone has the same belief in market based solutions as you do.
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by guipsp 4y ago
Microsoft isn't getting a check from me using FAT32.

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