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by patagurbon 2y ago
Surveillance of non-citizens on US soil implies surveillance of citizens.
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by patagurbon 2y ago
Multiple senior leaders in Trump’s White House, including old school republicans like Rubio have floated deporting American citizens to El Salvador. I would not want to be the person at the center of those court cases
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by patagurbon 2y ago
So “mocking” a country is now casus belli?
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by patagurbon 2y ago
> given partisan polarization… Democrats do a lot of things deeply wrong, but they seem to exhibit punitive behavior like this a lot less than their Republican counterparts. Republicans pay a lot of lip service to veterans but actual GOP
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by patagurbon 2y ago
Check out Lux.jl and Reactant.jl for a modern attempt to create a Julia library with Jax’s XLA compiler backend!
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by patagurbon 2y ago
The great thing about everything that isn't cancer is we don't need to throw babies out with bath water
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by patagurbon 2y ago
Politics are not the subject of this forum, as much as it sucks that the very existence of trans people is "political" it seems that is here to stay for a bit. But it should be plainly obvious to anyone from any political backgrou
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by patagurbon 2y ago
If Trump was methodically reviewing grants that would be one thing. Essentially shuttering the NSF, NIH, and CDC entirely is completely different
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by patagurbon 2y ago
This is the closest to constitutional crisis we have gotten in decades. There are different degrees of presidential overreach
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by patagurbon 2y ago
These things are all much improved recently, but you are correct not there yet. ‘juliac’ is a new static compilation option which should release around 1.12, and there are others like Cognibotics experimenting with Julia for hard real time
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by patagurbon 2y ago
There's a pretty big difference between the workloads that these supercomputers run, and those running big LLM models (to be clear, hyperscalars also often have "supercomputers" more like the DoE laboratories for rent). AI mo
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by patagurbon 2y ago
This year's SoJ includes some cool new features and updates including the first news about Julia's new static compiler `juliac`
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State of Julia 2024(youtube.com)
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by patagurbon 2y ago
If by a "bit" of a creep you mean it's common knowledge in CSAIL that when he was around women were encouraged to keep plants at their desk to ward him off... Not something said about many people who are "a bit" if
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by patagurbon 2y ago
Our upcoming JuliaCon 2024 has a significant number of industrial talks and a minisymposium. ASML uses Julia quite widely in a definitively industrial context. https://juliacon.org/2024/
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by patagurbon 2y ago
LuaJIT is only appreciably faster on text ingestion and printing in those benchmarks. Julia is also plenty general purpose, just targeted (initially at least) towards the numerical community. LuaJIT is fantastically impressive though.
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by patagurbon 2y ago
They're thinking of PySR but you are right on all points!
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by patagurbon 2y ago
You can overload your own types to get a lot of those things (poor support for OOP is harder but you can sort of emulate it with traits). Overloading `getproperty` for the former case. Of course it's not built in, which I understand
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by patagurbon 2y ago
I would argue that default element-wise operations and 0 based indexing can lead to a lot of cognitive overhead vs the "more math-y" notation of MATLAB or Julia. And overloaded operators like block matrix notation or linear solves
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by patagurbon 2y ago
Julia inherited a lot of MATLAB DNA like standard library linear algebra and 1 based indices. In addition it's got very commonly used Unicode support and intentionally can look like pseudocode in many cases.
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by patagurbon 3y ago
One other thing to note here, with the Dexcom and Omnipod running together you really shouldn't be giving yourself boluses directly. Instead you type in the number of carbs you intake, and let the system make adjustments. In my experie
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by patagurbon 3y ago
This is quite the overreaction. There is both a confirmation screen and a maximum bolus setting to ameliorate the issue until an OTA update can be provided. Stranding users who use the app without access to our lifesaving medical device is.
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by patagurbon 3y ago
The notification we received specifically mentioned that typing ".21" was the issue, without a leading 0
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by patagurbon 3y ago
There is a user setting for maximum bolus. For me I have it set to 30, but some may set it lower. Indeed that might be recommended after this.
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by patagurbon 3y ago
Both the Omnipod and Dexcom apps prevent screen recording. Possibly for user privacy, but I'm suspicious of that. I don't really have a way to get a second video recorder at the moment.
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by patagurbon 3y ago
There is a max dose but it is a user setting. Mine is set to 25, since I would take about 20 if I ate a few slices of pizza for instance.
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by patagurbon 3y ago
It is not this pump I believe. Instead it is the Omnipod 5, we received notifications this morning.
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by patagurbon 3y ago
This is the Omnipod 5 when using the Android app as the controller. I received the email this morning. This is indeed a pretty terrible bug. I'm hopeful the confirmation screen prevented any real harm from being done. E: I can reproduc
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by patagurbon 3y ago
Omnipod 5 when using the Android app as the controller
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by patagurbon 3y ago
The lack of regional electrified rail even on the Providence line is a blight on the Boston area. It is perfectly feasible to run regional trains every 15 minutes which would solve your problem. Of course we won't get that until the 20

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