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by rdedev 5y ago
I studied in a boarding school which had a mandatory meditation time around 2 pm. This was exactly the time when we would me feeling very sleepy. Probably because of peak digestion time after we finished our lunch. Anyways we all would just
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https://th.thgim.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/article1690832... This is probably the most representative i can find online
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You can take the state of Tamil Nadu as a counter example. A lot of welfare schemes have photos of politicians both dead and alive. Mostly presented in a way that implies the old guard is passing on something to the new one. It's there
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My go to solution for such annoyances is to pass the cable through the inside of my shirt. Not the most elegant solution but saved me a lot oh headache :D
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It might be better to look statewide for the US. I believe omicron is just getting started in some places. Cases in NJ are dipping down currently and my college is planning to open up by feb
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The problem is when you do things for profit, it just becomes a race to extract as much profit as you can. Goodharts law comes to mind
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Just curious. What is your objections wrt the last 3 points ?
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A bit tangential but check this video out https://youtu.be/yZHYiz60R5Q It talks about other forms of worker representations in an company. I think it's provides a couple of decent alternatives to just having unions and
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The other good thing with requiring proofs is that you can show specify exactly where the proof fails and the one giving the proof can use this feedback to correct their beliefs. I would actually be pretty okay with a model that can do that
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> I'll go against the grain and say that you can rush a game, you can overwork people, and that in many cases, for many companies, doing so is the only path to success Take a look at the development for the game Hades. They took the
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> People like personal transportation and big detached houses with yards I feel it's more like people are conditioned ro like those things. The first time I visited America, I went to my friend's place. It was just homes with b
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Radiology is one of those fields were a lot of it comes from experience and intuition mostly because of how complex the human body is. Compare this to a physicist; pretty sure you wont get as much disagreements there.
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Delta was first detected on india where at that time there was barely any vaccination coverage. And nobody knows from where omicron originated. You claim it could be leaky vaccines but it could have easily been from an immune compromised in
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Yup. It supports arrays of strings. https://docs.rs/arrow/6.2.0/arrow/array/type.LargeStringArra... As for performance, YMMV but I think it could be faster since storing a list of strings as a numpy arra
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by rdedev 5y ago
Check out apache arrow in rust for transferring large amounts data between rust and python. With it you can get zero copy transfers between the languages. Afaik there is some performance penalty involved when converting python types to nati
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But there is only so much a person can control. And it mostly lines with how much money they have. If I'm poor I can't afford to buy a more expensive but less carbon polluting product than one that was built overseas and shipped h
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by rdedev 5y ago
Came across this recently: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powerpaste It might pan out and reduce issues with hydrogen leakage
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by rdedev 5y ago
If it's the Gwent mini game you are talking about afaik you have to defeat certain NPCs in a card game to get the cards that you are talking about. Also there are a lot of charecter cards not just women. Not to mention the fact that pl
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So the first link is not a study. There isn't an examination or even a reference of studies that provide evidence to the contrary. Not to say that the article can be dismissed fully but keep in mind it's not painting a full pictur
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Just a fair warning if you are using the latest version of the jupyter notebook extension (I dont think it will be a problem if you are not using the extension but I haven't tried that method). It has much better support for intellisen
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by rdedev 5y ago
You are right. That paper does not show any difference wrt time. My bad. Actually another paper from the same author shows that social mobility has not changed. https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers&#x2F
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While "no" social mobility is a bit extreme, social mobility has drastically reduced in america. Here is a pretty famous paper showing so: https://www.nber.org/papers/w19843 Personal responsibility can only t
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https://youtu.be/4epQSbu2gYQ A deep dive into rent control by a left leaning economist. Start from 21 min mark.
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This. The Astra zenca vaccine, originally designed by the Oxford University, was supposed to be open licenced. But the gates foundation convinced them otherwise. The top priority should have been to get as many vaccine factories open as soo
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The graphs you've mentioned in your sibling comment does not separate deaths based on vaccination. Here is another source that takes this into account. Vaccination does reduce chances of severe infections even in delta, though it'
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Kind of reminds me of Alzheimer's disease and the pervasive insistence that it's cause by misfokded protiens even though so many treatments following that assumption failed to cure it. Sometimes an idea is just hard to introduce o
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But wouldn't a low res image of CP be still classified as CP ? I guess the manual verification will ve done as a joint venture by apple and the authorities
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You could get something like this if there is good public transport between points. Like the place where I am staying now, its relatively less crowded than the inner cities. I can walk and get any essential items like milk or meat. If I nee
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This client side scanning of local files can be easily extended to scan the whole device. That's why the eff was calling it a backdoor. All it takes is for the right govt to put the right preassure on apple. In a way it's kinda wo
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> "only Apple has the capability of rolling out this system" I guess this is where I differ with you. No government was able to preassure apple to implement a complete client side verification till now but who knows how things

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