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nyrikki
3y ago
I tried for a long time to even get docker to just give a config option to disable privileged mode with no success. I even resorted to posting instructions on stack exchange demonstrating how to walk /sys to find device numbers and use
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nyrikki
3y ago
Stack technologies tend to bound contexts based on technologies and not on domain boundaries. This is why we see all these products targeted at companies with 24 microservices with 26 developers who have to run end to end testing on everyth
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nyrikki
3y ago
This! Gibbs/Heavysides style vectors are convenient because it works with our 3D intuition, but Grassman/Clifford style works better for the differential calculus of gradient decent, hyper planes of DBScan, computer graphics etc..
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nyrikki
3y ago
1 Amp == the flow of 1/(1.602176634 × 10^−19) elementary charges per second. The medium used for flow isn't important for that calculation at all. Just as it would be for liters per second.
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nyrikki
3y ago
No, while the Mendenhall order 1893 defined all US customary units off of the Metric system, in SI "Derived units" are defined as products of powers of the base units. If you look at section 2.3.4 in the link below you will notice
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nyrikki
3y ago
In reference to (per duration) values "requests per second" is ambiguous, what is a request? Instructions per seconds exists but is only useful for comparing tasks on the same hardware and architecture. We saw the abuse of MIPS f
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nyrikki
3y ago
Easier solution which increases your chance of being compatible with the rest of the world: Just use the ECMAScript Language Specification's Time-related Constants algorithms like SecFromTime (t) https://tc39.es/ecma262
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3y ago
We discovered the magicube bulbs were the perfect size to fit in the blow gun we had. It was quite impressive at night time when you hit a hard target. Or at least was at that age.
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3y ago
Thinking of this way helps me. NP-complete is the intersection of sets NP and NP-hard , but not the part of NP that contains P. Lots of NP-hard problems are not in NP is important.
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3y ago
Note of clarification. This authors use of 'non-determinsistic' doesn't match the meaning of a Nondeterministic Turing machine used to define the complexity class NP. There are many types of non-deterministic Turing machines,
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nyrikki
3y ago
As social isolation was associated with about a 50% increased risk of dementia this isn't surprising. https://nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/25663/social-isola...
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nyrikki
3y ago
An accessable cite for the above claim that neuroplasticity not existing in adults is a myth. https://solportal.ibe-unesco.org/articles/neuroplasticity-ho...
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nyrikki
3y ago
The belief that adult brains can’t change after childhood has been debunked. There are dramatic changes in the first two years of life our brain never loses its ability to form new connections and most children with iPads are older than 2.
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3y ago
The simplicity comes from adding it to the search domains list, or domains that will be automatically appended to queries that aren't fully qualified. As .lan,.local,.corp etc... aren't marked as internal, the root domain servers
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nyrikki
3y ago
To be clear, this paper is about advances in optical waveguiding and has nothing to do with space.
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Another way to think about this is that L1 is the result of centrifugal force, which is a 'fictitious' or apparent force. A 'fictitious' force is an artifact of ones chosen frame of reference. Under general relativity g
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3y ago
You are thinking of gravity as a force and nothing in L1 is at risk of 'falling into the sun'. Radial forces cause orbits to be eccentric. If you were on a space walk on the IIS and wanted to deorbit your hammer and tossed it dow
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Poincaré moved knowlage forward but could never let go of the concept of aether. Einstein’s novel addition were the first and second postulate of SR. This is what allowed him to use the work of Poincaré, Lorentz, Heaviside etc.. and move be
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3y ago
Théâtre D'opéra Spatial was highly modified in Photoshop, didn't help that case. Any 'de minimis' changes will probably lead to rejection.
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Same mechanism, different frequency. Microwaves and radiant heat are both primarily EM radiation at different frequencies. The frequency of microwaves was chosen due to the resonant frequency of water and thus is absorbed in the area near t
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3y ago
The disorder analogy used to explain entropy in school is flawed and it is best to disregard it entirely. Thinking of entropy as a measurement of how had it is to describe a system is a safer analogy. Gibbs free energy, or the energy in a s
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3y ago
Black body radiation, the emission of photons or EM radiation is one area to dig into for more information. But also note the all mater you interact with is almost entirely comprised of empty space, despite the illusion of solidness at our
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nyrikki
3y ago
You are using a didactic oversimplification as an absolute truth while it is more nuanced. An individual molecule in an open system can freely exchange energy with its surroundings and can/does have a temperature.
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3y ago
"In our example, we may see a vase of flowers, but some activity in the brain informs us there’s a hint of cat about it." IMHO this is not the same as computer vision thinking a rolled over school bus is a snow plow. This is askin
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Assuming you are moving past just the typical nonblocking folded-Clos networksor Little's Law; and want to have a more engineering focus, "Queuing theory" is one discipline you want to dig into. Queuing theory seems trivial a
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3y ago
Stocastic parrots are going to stochasticate. The author also cited a few human assisted efforts as ML only. The fact that the author also is surprised that GPT is better at falsifying user input while it struggles at new ideas demonstrates
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nyrikki
3y ago
Please explain, outside of searching for population level patterns, AI will help here. Population level statistics has lead to a large number of algorithms that have been proven wrong for medical conditions. BMI, dietary cholesterol, vitami
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3y ago
You have been misinformed by people with a tenancy to change history to fit their political whims, but there was never a right of secession under the constitution and New York had to remove the one that they wanted to add. "Compacts mu
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3y ago
As a liberal in Wyoming, there are a few things that are missed here. 1) Outside of years with close ratios in the legislative bodies, no one cares about those two votes because they are tiny percentage with large geographic distances. Smal
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3y ago
Even if pedigree collapse becomes endogamy, repeatedly occuring over many generation, the introduction of only one migrant per generation is sufficient gene flow to counteract the diversifying effects of genetic drift in a metapopulation. I
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