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by querez 5y ago
Thanks for pointing that out!
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by querez 5y ago
The website does does not show anything if javascript is deactivated. Could at least show SOMETHING to tell me what I'm looking at.
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by querez 5y ago
I think China is still pretty neutral about the whole thing. Putin payed respects to China (e.g. at the Olympiads), while (at least afaik) no western nation tried to get China onboard with sanctions -- or at the very least, they didn't
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by querez 5y ago
Also (at least for me): Linux support. This is by far the one killer feature for me.
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by querez 5y ago
I ran an odroids ( https://www.hardkernel.com/ ) as my home server some years back. It worked nicely for what it was, but in the end the lack of good storage options (I ended up attaching USB harddrives) was what doomed it.
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by querez 5y ago
what kind of music do you use? Any playlists you can share?
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by querez 5y ago
Would you mind citing some of those primary sources so people who aren't in the know (like me) can educate themselves?
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by querez 5y ago
> the BSI (Germany's Federal Office for Information Security) migrated back from Linux to Windows I'm curious to hear why the BSI migrated back to Windows, but didn't find anything with a quick search. Any more information
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by querez 5y ago
that sounds like a cool idea, and I'd love to hear more about it/potentially contribute -- how can I get in touch with you?
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by querez 5y ago
it would be nice if you could link to the original paper as well. I would imagine there is some irony here, but it's impossible to tell without seeing the paper in question.
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by querez 5y ago
Since it's rank-based, it would be nice to see a comparison to Spearman's correlation instead. It's very easy to find failure cases for Pearson, so the visualization is next to meaningless, IMO.
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by querez 5y ago
Easy there. New correlation coefficients get proposed all the time (eg. the introduction of the linked paper lists ~10-20 alone!). It's not a good idea to add every newly proposed coefficient to established wiki pages, just because the
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by querez 5y ago
I think a weekly (or even monthly) option would give better results, daily is just too noisy.
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by querez 5y ago
> No phone numbers linked to any of the accounts. Whenever I tried to create a Google account, it would ask me for a phone number sooner or later. Is that just me, or is there a way to circumvent that?
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by querez 5y ago
So another spin on what you're saying is that middle/upper-class westerners have no use for blockchain, which certainly is in line with my experience that the only people who really need to rely on cryptocurrencies are ransomware
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by querez 5y ago
Except that Google services don't run within GCP, but apart from it (mostly on Borg I'd guess).
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by querez 5y ago
Could you share your plan, I'd be interested!
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by querez 5y ago
Good point, I was not aware that Deepmind aquired MuJoCo recently.
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by querez 5y ago
Pretty sure this was just a reaction to losing so much mindshare to Brax since that came out.
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by querez 5y ago
In contrast to most people in this thread, I don't find Jellyfin to be an all-around great experience. Maybe because I run the JF client on a Google Chromecast, and the "Jellyfin for Android TV" app is very unstable. I get ro
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by querez 5y ago
I understand that it was meant as a joke. I'm just saying that it might come across as a very unprofessional one to some people (it certainly did so to me).
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by querez 5y ago
In this blog (which is hosted on the page of your business), you're equating taxes to theft. Which in my mind is a very weird look for someone offering any kind of non-shady business. Especially in a SaaS (which, like taxes, are someth
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by querez 5y ago
I wonder if the author can see the irony in having a SaaS business, yet equating taxes as theft. Definitely a weird look about all of this...
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by querez 5y ago
The homepage does a very poor job of giving any context, so for those who (like me) who have no clue what they're looking at: This list represents a broad consensus about the most critical security risks to web applications. See https
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by querez 5y ago
The Astrologer is pointing out that since the guy can't have any (more) children, he should take good care of the ones he has. It's also possible that this is a bad translation from Latin, and the original punchline was along the
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by querez 5y ago
Counterpoint: I have a friend who works in a biomed lab where results would regularly just be made up. If a lab culture takes 5 years to grow, reproducibility is more of a theoretical than a practical matter. Also, not every reviewer has a
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by querez 5y ago
I have a newborn at home, and like every other parent, we take thousands of pictures and videos of our newest family member. We took pictures of the very first baby-bath. So now I have pictures of a naked baby on my phone. Does that mean th
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by querez 5y ago
Not who you asked, but: it wouldn't change mine. My phone is one of the most private things I own, it stores private thoughts, communications and pictures. If someone goes out of their way to try and sniff data in there, that's a
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by querez 5y ago
> If you want to solve complex problems bet on Darpa or academia or bring back the corporate research lab whose demise is one of the real big problems today. Isn't that what FAIR, Deepmind, and Google Research are for? (mostly AI fo
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by querez 5y ago
In the absence of long-term studies, isn't it prudent to assume it has a shell-life? And if so, who's to say 6 month isn't a sensible heuristic?

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