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by roseway4 6y ago
> miscarriages, deaths, anaphylactic shock I've seen coverage of anaphylaxis, but not death and miscarriages. Anaphylaxis is also extremely rare and causality is unproven. Would you please provide references for the other severe sid
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by roseway4 6y ago
Healthcare professionals are first in line in the South African vaccine rollout. It's possible that not protecting against moderate to severe illness is an inadequate outcome for this group. Skipping this group in order to vaccinate ot
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by roseway4 6y ago
I went looking for 2.5 inch NAS/ video recorder drives this past weekend and came up empty handed. I’d hoped to install them into a mini-pc NVR. The form-factor doesn’t appear to lend itself to the reliability drive manufacturers targe
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by roseway4 6y ago
Yes, possibly the Bullwhip Effect[1] at play. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullwhip_effect
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by roseway4 6y ago
> most people who can write fast C extensions have left the scene Care to elaborate?
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by roseway4 6y ago
You were lucky if the 16KB expansion pack stayed put. The connector was notoriously wobbly and unreliable, resulting in a crash and many more hours of copying game code from a magazine.
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by roseway4 6y ago
(1) is tractable. A number of email sending providers offer SLAs around delivery latency. Some also provide significant deliverability resources to help senders mitigate the risk of spam foldering. Source: I work for SparkPost and we do all
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Benchmarking OpenBLAS on an Apple MacBook M1(github.com)
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Benchmarking OpenBLAS on an Apple MacBook M1(github.com)
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by roseway4 6y ago
The FDA reran, in a matter of weeks, the entire analysis undertaken by Pfizer’s pharmacologists and statisticians over a series of months.
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by roseway4 6y ago
Yes. Writing objects from EMR Spark to S3 buckets in a different account. Immediately setting ACLs on the new objects fail as the objects are not yet “there”. Using EMRFS Consistent View was previously the obvious solution here, but it adds
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by roseway4 6y ago
When prototyping or developing new model code, yes. If you’re building production ML systems, there’s plenty code to write and test before deploying to prod infrastructure. To be clear, you would work with a very small data sample or synth
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by roseway4 6y ago
If we’re comparing low-end apples to apples, the bottom-end Intel MacBook Pro (MacBookPro16,3) has an i5 part (Coffee Lake 8257U)[1] and would be a better comparison. I don’t think I’ve seen any indication from Apple the current M1 13” is a
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by roseway4 6y ago
You’re comparing a low-power CPU used in Apple’s low-end MacOS devices to a state of the art (released Q3 2020) high-end 28W TDP CPU from Intel.
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by roseway4 6y ago
In the article, I don’t see mention of Windows x64 running as a guest. They do hint at Windows for ARM, though.
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by roseway4 6y ago
Parallels is planning an ARM release[1]. This won’t run Intel arch Windows, but rather they hint that it will Windows for ARM64. They also mention Microsoft’s recent announcement that Windows for ARM will soon have the ability to run x64 (I
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by roseway4 6y ago
Indeed. I wonder, though, to what extent the daily read rate is a function of the contested nature of the election (as viewed by Trump supporters) vs the volume/ cadence of emails. It’s difficult to hold up the Biden campaign as a cont
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by roseway4 6y ago
> As the election started to come to a crescendo in mid-October, and possibly as a result of the Trump campaign falling behind the Biden campaign in fundraising in early October, the Trump campaign began ramping up the cadence of contact
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The Trump Campaign's Unorthodox Email Tactics – Do They Work?(onlyinfluencers.com)
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by roseway4 6y ago
Much of Python's growth has been driven by data science. Here, the conda package manager is pretty ubiquitous. Conda packages system and other non-Python dependencies (such as the CUDA SDK), removing the need for data scientists to res
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by roseway4 6y ago
I noticed that SciPy has dropped support. I believe it wasn't only related to bugs, but also an very dated LAPACK implementation (circa 2009). I can't tell from Apple's developer docs whether this has changed. My sense is tha
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by roseway4 6y ago
Apple's own Accelerate Framework offers both BLAS/LAPACK and a set of sparse solvers that include Cholesky and QR. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/accelerate/sparse_... Accelerate is highly per
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by roseway4 6y ago
2018
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by roseway4 6y ago
Please provide a reference. It is customary for the company to purchase Directors and Officers insurance which covers litigation and liability for CEOs and often other executives. Edited: grammar
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BERTopic: Leveraging BERT to create easily interpretable document topics(github.com)
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Real-world use cases wouldn’t typically have a powerful computer broadcasting video. Rather, this board would be used at the edge to drive a camera and offer on-device, low-power inference. Useful for robotics/drones, surveillance came
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by roseway4 6y ago
Low-power and very fast inference for a relatively constrained set of model architectures. Think robots, drones, surveillance cameras, consumer devices.
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by roseway4 6y ago
Facebook is a private entity. Facebook’s shareholders have given Mark Zuckerberg and his management team the power to manage the company as they see fit. If users disagree with the terms and conditions of using the site, they don’t have to
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by roseway4 6y ago
Reference please. This is definitely not my experience.
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by roseway4 6y ago
Most Python math and ML libraries are compiled using GCC or LLVM and are linked against against cBLAS or OpenBLAS[1]. The latter is highly performant on both Intel and AMD (and other platforms). Some libraries are optionally compiled agains

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