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by llimllib 10y ago
That wasn't a hassle I was willing to deal with, I guess at least know that you're going to be doing that if you enable it. IIRC, the jquery repo was an example of one with a bad object hash.
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by llimllib 10y ago
Don't set fsckobjects=true. There are normal repositories that have broken trees which will not download if you have it set. Yes it is irritating and I would rather turn it on, but I had to turn it off after several repos failed for me
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by llimllib 10y ago
Here's an example I wrote where I test the fast API against the (probably correct) brute-force version: https://github.com/llimllib/ckmeans/blob/master/ckmeans.py#L...
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by llimllib 10y ago
Narrowly construed, it is of course even beneficial to hoard knowledge; makes it more likely that your self/lab/friends are the ones that will publish the next advance in your field.
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Building a Database System in Academia(cs.cmu.edu)
63 points by llimllib 10y ago|15 comments
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by llimllib 10y ago
Michael Nielsen: https://twitter.com/michael_nielsen/status/84386992317667328... (follow the thread)
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by llimllib 10y ago
I have not read the code, but assuming df is a pandas dataframe, it sets the 'y' column to the log of what was previously the 'y' column. https://gist.github.com/llimllib/385230f38c3f9b70c3e46158e60.
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by llimllib 10y ago
Can somebody explain to me why Taubes gets so much credit on this forum? He says himself that he's arguing without evidence.
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by llimllib 10y ago
My feeling is that having a lot of people running on different rust versions is likely to raise the bar to contribute to the project; for example if I go to hack on a python project the odds that I have to change my interpreter setup are ba
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by llimllib 10y ago
> Make sure you have the right Rust compiler installed. Alacritty is currently pinned to a certain Rust nightly Ok, I'll... um not do that. Hope you publish a build soon though! edit: more seriously, the nightly compiler situation o
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by llimllib 10y ago
That's a great talk, thanks for the link.
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by llimllib 10y ago
I don't know what the exact process would be, but I think that the key would be to focus on process. Start treating each patient mishap like the FAA treats every airline mishap, take steps to ensure that each doesn't happen in the
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by llimllib 10y ago
We waited until my wife was done with residency and fellowship, and it has worked out well for us. We have our second child on the way shortly, feel free to message me if I can help in any way.
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by llimllib 10y ago
1. That's weird, what the heck ED do they do 30 hour shifts in? Non-US? My wife is an ED physician in the US and that does not ever happen in any ED she's been in. 2. She's also boarded in internal medicine, where she did hav
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by llimllib 10y ago
yeah I should look into that more. aapleby seems to have given some pretty good arguments against SeaHash in the previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13058652
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by llimllib 10y ago
A good example is for a bloom filter: using sha256 is much too slow for good filter performance, you want something like siphash or some other non-cryptographic hash. Here's a good story of the performance benefits of switching from cr
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by llimllib 10y ago
It's not a reward, I always let him watch buses on the iPad after the bath while I dry him off. He likes it and I don't see any problem with it. Just meant to give an example of a way that changing the framing works with a two yea
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by llimllib 10y ago
With my son, "time for a bath!", no matter how excited, yields crying. "Would you rather watch trains or buses after your bath?" yields an excited choice. (As with all parenting advice: usually.)
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by llimllib 10y ago
AFAICT it's actually a Cigna bug report yeah? Happy to make sure it gets to the right place if I'm wrong. (/me doesn't work for nava, does work on healthcare.gov)
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by llimllib 10y ago
Weird! Mine just says "Quota exceeded..." without ever saying how big the query will be. Where do I find that info? ( http://i.imgur.com/3EkPYIY.png is what I see)
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by llimllib 10y ago
Yeah I didn't care to make the regexp perfect. The most common site is www.pdfsharp.com, then www.pdfparser.org, then www.pdflib.com, etc etc
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by llimllib 10y ago
just a note: it's bizarre that I absolutely cannot find a way to determine a) how much it would cost to run or b) how I would pay for it if I wanted to run it
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by llimllib 10y ago
Here's a google bigquery that lists the most common PDFs referenced in the github sample dataset, and the top 100 results: https://gist.github.com/llimllib/3f1877eab06208958060f491cf3... It's possible to run
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by llimllib 10y ago
> The VA has ~313,000 employees. Why shouldn't they just hire an engineering team? Why should they outsource a project to 18F? They're working on that! Marina Martin, the CTO of the VA, has been building out the VA Digital Serv
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by llimllib 10y ago
Where did you find a bike that fit a two year old? I have a balance bike for my kid but he can't stand over it yet
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by llimllib 10y ago
Looks like it moved to https://seaborn.github.io/ , though there's no redirect in place
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Imitating Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawing #1136 in JavaScript(billmill.org)
2 points by llimllib 10y ago|0 comments
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I Want You to Become a Government Tech Vendor(waldo.jaquith.org)
1 points by llimllib 10y ago|0 comments
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by llimllib 10y ago
Thanks! I'm 3000 miles away in Maine, but I'll stop by if I'm in town :)
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by llimllib 10y ago
Very nice! I maintain a simple python slack RTM chatbot framework that's desgined to handle the small amount of setup for you and let you build what you want to quickly: https://github.com/llimllib/limbo

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