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Some people don't experience anxiety from caffeine whereas others do. This effect has been linked to polymorphisms on the A2a receptor gene ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12825092/ ).
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Being a generalist is a lower risk strategy than being a specialist from a portfolio management perspective, i.e. investing how you spend your time. If you specialize in something and it stops being relevant you might have little marketable
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I have played really many boardgames but I think Isle of Skye is the game that is probably the one I would choose as my favorite one. It has a relatively simple auctioning mechanic and the point system makes it different every time.
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4y ago
It would be nice to be able to export to Prisma.
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What about survivor bias here? Many gay men died of AIDS in the late 20th century, which might affect the numbers significantly. In any case, I think the right interpretation is that more people are comfortable with reporting their sexualit
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I particularly like blogs where people write detailed tutorials about how they achieved something. This creates a lot of value for others trying to learn and achieve similar things. If there was only some way to aggregate such blogs and rat
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Thanks, I'll check it out! ^^
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But why Redwood rather than some other framework? (I'm just interested in learning what opinions people have on here)
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When should I use RedwoodJS and why?
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This video helped me understand what RPG Paper Maker is about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z27B25ZXgG4
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The number of potential links in a graph of n vertices scales like O(n^2). That does not mean that the actual number of links in the knowledge base should scale like O(n^2). However, it could mean that the overhead work to maintaining and b
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For me, it would be great if the tutorial can focus on minimising the amount of work required to maintain or update the site while still retaining flexibility.
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In table 3 you compare your result with other publications. Reference 44 has a larger accuracy than you with fewer hidden neurons. What is the difference between your method and theirs? Also, will you release your method as code?
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We read it cover to cover (this was a mistake as the book is just way too long). We usually covered a chapter in each meeting. I recommend picking one or two chapters that you need to focus on. They also have a shorter version that was rele
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I started reading DMBOK, it's quite detailed as you describe. It's more of a reference in my opinion though. It can be a nice exercise to read through it with a group at your company. Have people relate to what is stated in the bo
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That's a nice plan. I hope you succeed. I would love personalized recommendations as well (something that a person working at a book store could perform). That is, you've read and liked A, B and C, have you also read D? Or somethi
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The name of the wind by Patrick Rothfuss is a good start to get hooked on fantasy stories.
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A bank transaction would not reveal what product you bought whereas a receipt would. If prices were unique you could deduce something from a few items bought together though. In the business of advertisements the user pays for clicks. Howev
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Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-8MP7g8XOE
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They used a variational autoencoder where the latent space representation is disentangled. That approach is a promising way to make it easier to navigate the latent space as changes in one dimension will have a reduced or no influence on ot
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It's an overly general statement given that only two games were studied (Animal crossing and Plants vs. Zombies). I hypothesise that many games make people feel miserable in the long term. Especially games that include addictive elemen
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Are there any examples courses that give a glimpse of how a finalised course looks like on this platform?
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It's getting really tired how unreliably scientific results are reported in the mainstream media. Is anyone building a (crowdsourced) fact checker to validate these kinds of claims that I could install as a browser extension?
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Do you recommend any tutorials online to get such a setup?
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That's very useful, thanks!
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Thanks for the suggestion. RSS is a bit limiting but sounds quite promising.
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Ask HN: How do you filter the content you consume?
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This should not be a headline until reproduced.
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Do these methods provide any guarantees or is it assumed that a human reviews the output to verify that it was properly anonymized?
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Nordverse | Full stack engineer | Reykjavík, Iceland | ONSITE/REMOTE | Part-time / Full time We're a team of medical doctors and software engineers building solutions for healthcare. We are currently located in Iceland and we
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