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by mp05 2y ago
Flat land 32mph? That's pretty good! I can barely get over 30.
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by mp05 2y ago
Certainly the desire for a more sophisticated and robust model, but I'd be interested to understand the LOE involved and what levels of improvements are offered by said efforts. Perhaps the author can offer links to approachable books&
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by mp05 2y ago
Given that the mean is literally the expected value, I'm not all that surprised!
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by mp05 2y ago
> The obvious solution for a data scientist like me was to use machine learning. But I didn’t. I just took the average score by the player during the last 5 games. Wait, is he cracking a joke? If so, haha .
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by mp05 2y ago
Thanks for the heads up, friend.
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by mp05 2y ago
Ask your doctor today for Intuniv ER! Seriously, it was a big help and minimal side-effects aside from a bit of aggression, but if you want assertive, you get assertive.
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by mp05 2y ago
...go on? I've been using Posthog for a few months now and it's been a nice experience.
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by mp05 2y ago
>> Small teams are effectively one-pizza teams, as opposed to the two-pizza teams idea popularized by Amazon. They don't know how much pizza I can throw down, especially when the company is paying.
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by mp05 2y ago
I'd suggest shrinking the pool somewhat, perhaps by selecting from people involved in state-level politics already? This idea that any random person is fit to be a representative is bonkers to me. The House should be filled with the Co
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by mp05 2y ago
It's a beautiful system, and it's interesting to think about how things would be different if the 17th Amendment never came about. But this ruling could bring the role of Congress in governance to the forefront again.
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by mp05 2y ago
I think one could make an argument that the US system of governance was designed to encourage "politicking" by populist types in the House. Love him or hate him, LBJ was excellent at this sort of thing and an ideal representativ
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by mp05 2y ago
Perhaps this will cause us to start electing experts instead of lifelong politicians? The number of doctors, engineers, and scientists in Congress is pathetic.
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by mp05 2y ago
Yep, this is what I did once I saw this. I hate to admit it, but I'd lose my mind if I didn't have Bartender.
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by mp05 2y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but I always have wondered what t-test a real engineer uses and why they only teach the "Student" version. Given the context, a bit of a clarifier would have been appreciated.
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by mp05 2y ago
>> Today, the words are virtually synonymous. Ehhh that's a stretch, unless we're talking Real Housewives type of "lay people". As I understand it (within an engineering context), a "motor" converts elect
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by mp05 2y ago
I think most people experienced PHP as the guilty party behind a lot of really, really terrible LAMP stack projects, but most of the time it was because mod_php was serving requests. I used PHP to run some service workers managed with super
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by mp05 2y ago
> Not everything full of synthesisers and samples is “EDM”. I didn't assert this.
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by mp05 2y ago
I didn't say I didn't like some EDM. Some is made by very talented people.
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by mp05 2y ago
Yeah, well frankly most EDM fucking sucks and that's pretty much why. Your average cool guy "producer" doesn't know the first thing about intervals, counterpoint, or even basics like triads or major/minor scales.
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by mp05 2y ago
> Occams razor What does Occam's razor have to do with anything here? Unless you want to assert that assuming NPR acts in bad faith should be rejected in favor of them just being complete, out-of-touch morons?
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by mp05 2y ago
I'd argue the terrorist engineers enjoy their jobs more than the average FAANG SWE. Upvoted.
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by mp05 2y ago
The Daniel Kahneman? I didn't realize he was so prolific.
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by mp05 2y ago
If it were me, I'd be demanding the owner of said gun to present a license for its legal possession before handing over my car keys.
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by mp05 2y ago
> anti-scientific What the hell does science have to do with this? Please stop conflating regression analysis of the results of a questionnaire with "science".
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by mp05 2y ago
Everyone has a price. If you want upward of 60 - 70 hours a week from me at any given point, great. We're gonna double that comp package right? There will still be some boundaries, but we'll get that in the contract. Believe me, I
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by mp05 3y ago
This sounds it was a bad thing for them! I hope other countries considering such agendas look at the outcome in South Africa and think twice.
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by mp05 3y ago
Was there a particular catalyst or just a combination of factors?
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by mp05 3y ago
It's been said over and over for the past number of months, but fewer companies have a lot of use for a person whose sole talent is "sling code" and you just need to start bringing more to the table, or be a top 1% leetcode n
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by mp05 3y ago
Can't help but be reminded of this classic: THE VILLAS AT KENNYS HOUSE The most sought after address in all of South park for only the very privileged few. You can take in the views from the deck spa and enjoy the mixed Sodosopa cultur
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by mp05 3y ago
Agreed. There are "strains" of ADHD that show some remarkable similarities to bipolar disorder that must be sussed out by a really skilled professional. My source on this is personal experience.

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