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lngnmn
10y ago
PostgreSQL has implementation of almost every possible indexing technique, unlike MySQL. It has been academic project (of great scholars) after all.
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10y ago
Comparing PostgreSQL with MemSQL is like comparing a steam locomotive with a steam ship. PostgreSQL ensures on-disk data consistency for each transaction. MemSQL does not implement this kind of complex logic. VoltDB and MemSQL are of totall
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10y ago
PostgreSQL: being written in the sane subset of C instead of being a pile of amateurish C++. As a result of this design decision the resource management of each major part, like the buffer pool, the lock manager, etc is explicit and straig
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10y ago
Shit. I have never believed that someone would really build and run a Haskell-based back-end in production. Respect and kudos. Classy as fuck.
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10y ago
Surprisingly good and sane paper, without all that hipster's bullshit. The emphasis on the quality of the training data and, most importantly, on the evaluation and careful choice of heuristics on which the model to be build upon, is
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lngnmn
10y ago
Still trying to apply manufacturing or construction work practices to IT in 2017. The people of talent and intelligence, like poets and writers, work due to their own vision and inner values to make money as a by-product of their chosen occ
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10y ago
Looks like bullshit. It does not match the vault7 leak, which is supposed to be from the very same NSA. It is Russians. The classic example of Dunning Kruger effect. In a generally low IQ environment and primitive criminalized cultural env
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10y ago
Sure. How else one could get married?
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10y ago
Why people are always end up with J2EE-like bloatware? There must be some pattern, something social. It, perhaps, has something to do with the elitism of a being a framework ninja, a local guru who have memorized all the meaningless nuances
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10y ago
Location: South Asia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Old-school UNIX/Linux system administrator who codes. Résumé/CV: Email: lngnmn1@gmail.com
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10y ago
The cell looks like normal one, perfectly legitimate, it just divide and divide..
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10y ago
What is the immunity to a cancer supposed to mean? Immunity to a random mutation in a cell's DNA?
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10y ago
There is nothing wrong with that. All my comments are based on a few simple assumptions. First, that probability itself is a social construct and cannot be used as a tool to establish any criteria of existence. A close-enough model could be
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10y ago
> the burden of evidence is yours, not ours That could be a good operational definition of what is meant by the word 'sectarian'.
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10y ago
There wasn't any direct observation, only interpretation of the data from vastly complex instruments which has been made according to some set of beliefs (like Egyptian pyramids). That's the point - there were no direct observatio
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10y ago
My bullshit detector is quite simple actually. When I see a mathematical simulation (a probabilistic model) instead of a directly observed and measured natural phenomena we probably dealing with a socially constructed bullshit. It is the sa
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10y ago
Simulation is not an experiment. Everything which involves a probabilistic calculation is not an experiment but a simulation. But go ahead, which experiment confirms existence of antimatter?
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10y ago
> probability, statistics, accelerators and detectors Surely, there could not be any error here. Nothing socially constructed. Isn't it already borders nonsense that in the universe which is sustained by a couple of fundamental cons
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10y ago
Why, there are way too many well-documented instances of socially constructed and socially accepted bullshit in the history of mankind. Actually, it is much difficult task to find instances of accurate approximations to the truth. There has
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10y ago
What is at least one single scientific (replicated) evidence that these tables does not contain merely a socially constructed crap, modern day alchemy deduced from flawed models and/or instruments?
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10y ago
> “TMEM106B begins to exert its effect once people reach age 65,” Genes does not work that way. Unless a specific protein and particular pathway are identified, and the effect of mutated protein is validated, this is mere a speculation.
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10y ago
It would be interesting to try these in some functional language backend, say, in GHC or Ocaml.
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10y ago
There, perhaps, is the right to leave and to refuse to obey, but there is no right to be accepted in any country you wish and no right to demand anything once you left your country. There is definitely no Right to become a burden to others.
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10y ago
This world would be a much better place if more autistic people could be excluded from this painful useless 24/7 success-and-social-status cosplay and hipster's snowflakery bullshit and just do whatever they like to do. Also remov
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10y ago
What makes you think that dimensions do exist?
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10y ago
Hard is not a problem. Confused and socially constructed is. The scientific method is a process of reduction to the approximation the truth (of what is) by systematic elimination of nonsense, which is quite contrary to pseudo-scientific pro
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10y ago
The case of performing a computer simulation, or an empirical experiment?
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10y ago
Yes, some "modern science" is no different from astrology or metaphysics, nothing extraordinary here. Same dogmatic, unproven theological sectarian arguments about abstract concepts and fancy theoretical models.
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10y ago
Bullshit. Whatever they think they have crystallized, according to an interpretation of reading of their instruments, which uses statistics and probability, is not time. Time is a derived characteristic of an observed process and requires a
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10y ago
Looks like a fake. Tons of publicly available crap in the files section and 3 pdfs with words SECRET and even TOP-SECRET in the names. This could be a dump of any amateur team whatsoever with just these 3 files added.
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