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by rch 7y ago
They do. My bartender friends travel all the time but since most of their income is in tips, they have subsidized healthcare (thankfully).
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by rch 7y ago
ETH is continuing online and limiting the downside risk of the next set of exams. That seems like a better approach to me.
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by rch 7y ago
Also, take a look at the graphic on case doubling time here: https://www.nzz.ch/panorama/die-wichtigsten-grafiken-zum-cor... It could be helpful to see that with state level data.
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by rch 7y ago
The data available for Colorado also includes the number of tests performed, and number of cases requiring hospitalization. If that information is uniformly available, you might consider incorporating it. https://drive.google.com
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by rch 7y ago
> 100 year contracts with strict non compete clauses and defined rules around sourcing / pricing and failures to comply. Exactly. IIRC Sysco negotiates 50-99 year contracts with e.g. universities to supply on campus dining. It seems
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by rch 7y ago
When I was attending Colorado School of Mines (~1999) conventional wisdom held that the maximum price should hover around $80 a barrel, since alternatives for industrial applications start becoming competitive beyond that point. Keep in min
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by rch 7y ago
Not really, Apple has simply pivoted to focus on the much larger consumer (or prosumer) market.
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by rch 7y ago
You're right, and Wisconsin alone isn't representative, but in our current political system a state by state breakdown would be more predictive of election outcomes than a national figure. Edit: looking into it further, I think th
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by rch 7y ago
My interpretation is that initially the public needed sit back and let healthcare providers acquire masks, but now it's time to cobble together something to wear when leaving the house, while still observing all other protocols.
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by rch 7y ago
> You can't just have a big pile of money lying around in case... Banks and corporations are requiring their employees and the government to do this for them, while simultaneously claiming to be profitable.
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Ignite 2.8 Released: Less Stress in Production and Advances in Machine Learning(blogs.apache.org)
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by rch 7y ago
For me, getting stuck with MPBs was mostly a function of wanting a higher quality Unix-like laptop. For a long time a vocal contingent of desktop Linux users wanted only ridiculously cheap hardware to run it on. Thankfully that has started
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by rch 7y ago
Three product companies (Enterprise, Consumer, and Media), an open source company (Research, Engineering, and Collaboration), and a foundation owning all of the patents and other licensed IP.
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by rch 7y ago
Exactly. That's a different repo. Is the UI source included there as well? If so, then it's covered, but if not I can't assume that it is.
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by rch 7y ago
I think we're looking at different repos... https://github.com/cayleygraph/web/search?q=apache&unscoped_...
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by rch 7y ago
What's the license? I can't find one in the repo...
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by rch 7y ago
Yep. I moved from Boulder to NYC based on an offer I got from my only post. I've also worked in a couple of companies that need computational biology, biostats, etc., and I don't think any of them would be likely to reach out to p
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by rch 7y ago
For what it's worth, Behringer's penchant for cloning bespoke hardware that is still available from the creators is generating some negative sentiment* which is broadly affecting their reputation. [*] https://news.ycomb
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Complexity control by gradient descent in deep networks(nature.com)
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Discontinuous Galerkin Method(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rch 7y ago
That's the older beaker containing the previous drops.
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by rch 7y ago
That sounds similar to what Knuth had in mind with literate programming: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming
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Dropbox Names Google Cloud’s Olivia Nottebohm Chief Operating Officer(datacenterknowledge.com)
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by rch 7y ago
I'll settle for a for profit corporation that guarantees that I don't have to trust them... Not sure that's Keybase, but I'm curious.
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Memo: A Deep Network for Flexible Combination of Episodic Memories(arxiv.org)
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by rch 7y ago
> turning over a new leaf I think you can always count on smart companies to optimize for return on assets, including their brand. Microsoft had some weakness on that front, but they've put significant, sincere, and welcome effort i
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DDSP: Differentiable Digital Signal Processing(magenta.tensorflow.org)
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Continuous-Discrete Reinforcement Learning for Hybrid Control in Robotics(arxiv.org)
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by rch 7y ago
My butcher slices it, and weighs it out, and wraps it in recycled paper, which I store in glass containers at home.
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by rch 7y ago
I find it mind boggling that organic produce in Switzerland is often sold in plastic packaging. Of course some consumers seem to be focused on the promise of health benefits from avoiding pesticides themselves, but as far as I know reducing

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