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by jbritton 3y ago
I’m not a Dr., I’m not recommending anything, but you might want to look into the following: I see the FDA approved drug cemiplimab-rwlc for squamous cell. https://www.skincancer.org/blog/new-treatment-for-advanced-c...
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by jbritton 3y ago
# foldr above was a mistake # foldl state = LightOff while data { input = get_next(data) state = f(state, input) }
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by jbritton 3y ago
Is then executed something like: foldr f LightOff input_stream
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by jbritton 3y ago
Thanks. Good explanation of water usage by data centers here: https://dgtlinfra.com/data-center-water-usage/
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by jbritton 3y ago
How is water consumed by training? Or are they talking about manufacturing? I get the feeling this is trying to amortize the water used in manufacturing to individual conversations, which makes no sense to me.
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by jbritton 3y ago
I figure it’s semi trucks that do almost all the road damage. We could just tax the trucks, but that would just get passed along in higher prices for everything. So might as well pay for road repair out of the general fund than have special
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by jbritton 3y ago
“There was a very well coordinated and intentional conflation of the term "lab leak" with the conspiracy theories” Only by those wishing to shutdown legitimate discussion. So back to the original question. Who was behind trying to
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by jbritton 3y ago
Will this allow a client to receive an rtsp stream and display it (with video tag or on canvas)?
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by jbritton 3y ago
This brings up other questions too. Is the state on the client? How does one reconcile the server state and the client state. Is the client state a subset of server state? Is the client state a tree matching the view tree? Does the state co
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by jbritton 3y ago
However besides recommendations Google is removing content and some of this removal appears politically motivated or perhaps government agencies are asking for its removal. This aspect is very bad.
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by jbritton 3y ago
I generally like the YouTube recommendation algorithm. I would hate to see it go away. On the other hand, I can foresee a recommendation algorithm that would potentially be problematic for society. It might be interesting if 3rd party plugg
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by jbritton 3y ago
> . f = | x -> y -> x \* y What do these symbols mean “|” “\*”
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by jbritton 4y ago
I think the OS should provide the ability to select items and then give opaque handles to applications. The app could send a message to the OS to display photo selector. The OS could send a message back with a handle to selected photo. One
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by jbritton 4y ago
I had always assumed that one application could not touch the memory of another application. Does running as Admin allow breaking this boundary?
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by jbritton 4y ago
I wondered if there were any CADR emulators to run this on. So I web searched and found this: https://lisp-machine.org/hacking-usim-a-mit-cadr-lisp-machin...
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by jbritton 4y ago
My phone has this thing where apps ask permission for my contacts. I would prefer something that worked more like, App says to OS, please let the user select a contact and then give me an opaque identifier that I can use to send data to the
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by jbritton 4y ago
However, one typically needs to write out a description of the “C” interface. And if the “C” header files are large it can be a lot of work. For example, I’m unaware of any complete Python bindings to the win32api, user32, kernel32, gdi32.
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by jbritton 4y ago
There is something I don’t understand. socket recv() is blocking by default. If blocked in recv() there is no safe way to exit the thread. One can set a timeout, but I can’t imagine this works well with lots of threads with a recv() on each
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by jbritton 4y ago
How do you render fonts on the GPU? Do you use pathfinder, something else, or roll your own?
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by jbritton 4y ago
I don’t think they are GPU backed. Fonts are rendered with CPU and draw really slow. The same with graphics primitives like lines, ellipses. A QML scene graph supports only text, images, and rectangles and the text is CPU rendered. Windows
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by jbritton 4y ago
There is a section in there “RESPONDING TO OBJECTIONS” to VAERS data. The CDC is not looking at absolute numbers.
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by jbritton 4y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X2... https://jackanapes.substack.com/p/cdc-finally-released-its-v...
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by jbritton 4y ago
You can think of the choice ( | ) as a generator function. X generates 1 then 2. Y generates 7 then 8. For x in [1,2]: For y in [7,8]: yield (x, y)
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by jbritton 4y ago
This article suggests that dark mode maybe protective against myopia while bright mode may induce myopia. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-28904-x
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by jbritton 4y ago
I have briefly played with chatGPT. I don’t understand how you refine a program specification. I tell chatGPT what I want in a few words. It prints out a couple hundred lines of code that kind of work but not quite how I want it. So I delet
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by jbritton 4y ago
Lately I’m seeing information indicating that actual sunlight or perhaps near infrared light is more important than just vitamin D.
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by jbritton 4y ago
I want more than the calls stopped. I want a fine of at least 8 billion calls times the legal $500 per call fine plus treble damages. The money distributed to everyone with a phone. I also want to pierce the corporate veil and take everythi
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by jbritton 4y ago
I have never really liked that in the USA, the posted speed limit is both the normal speed of travel and the maximum speed permitted. I think legally there should be some allowance for exceeding the speed limit when passing. We have some se
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by jbritton 4y ago
I did find this describing the procedures for transporting ballot boxes. So this link resolves my fear that transport security wasn’t addressed. https://aceproject.org/ace-en/topics/vc/vcf/vcf02/mobi
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by jbritton 4y ago
I don’t claim fraud, but I do have procedural concerns. I’m of the understanding that ballots stripped from their envelopes were transported to counting centers. Perhaps bribing one driver would be sufficient to swap 1000s of ballots and th

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