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by rq1 6y ago
These kind of articles need to be nuanced or we’ll end up with conclusions such as “fasting cures cancer”. The role of cellular autophagy is not that clear: it can promote mammary and pancreatic cancerous cells survival but on the other han
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by rq1 6y ago
I'm using AdGuard (free) on Safari mobile and it wokrs great so far.
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> In 1999 the co-founder of Corel Corp., who’d gotten his start at Nortel’s precursor company, threw a gala at which his wife showed up in a C$1 million leather bodysuit with an anatomically correct gold breastplate and a 15-carat-diamon
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Chemistry of Cast Iron Seasoning, science baked(sherylcanter.com)
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> One way I've conceptualized comedy, especially satire, is as a kind of soft cultural version of Karl Popper's falsification principle. Interesting. Can you elaborate a bit more? Do you mean that it’s demystifying and/or
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by rq1 6y ago
It is written with Idris2 as the article mentions. It produces/translates to Chez Scheme code.
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by rq1 6y ago
It depends on your background. If you come from C/C++ then all the notions discussed should be familiar to you, because you used to do the borrowing and lifetime management manually, or you were doing something really wrong. :) Whereas
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by rq1 6y ago
I second this. It is now in my default toolbox and almost all my models go through it. I use it also to “teach“ data science. Plus I met Rich Caruana who was presenting this at KDD, besides his awesome work (check out his paper on pneumonia
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by rq1 6y ago
It is in the sense that the author did specify AFAIK the bounds within it should run, no?
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Optimizing Parallel Reduction in CUDA [pdf](developer.download.nvidia.com)
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I use NixOS as my main OS on my Blade 15. It was a bit confusing to set up all the bumblebee stuff to use the RTX2080 on demand for my ML tasks (nixGL is the solution). All my projects include a `default.nix` to start a shell with all the n
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by rq1 7y ago
It would be great to have these numbers indeed !
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by rq1 7y ago
I don’t and definitely never understand “modern art“. Am I blind? Is there something wrong with me?
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by rq1 7y ago
I still have my father’s MIR books and they seemed to me really practical and pragmatic. Especially the Smirnov (iirc) ones about differential calculus, where he introduces it with a physics quantification problem. You could then imagine ob
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by rq1 7y ago
> Kindergarten starts math education with set theory. Well what’s wrong with that?
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by rq1 7y ago
No grain of salt needed, the chloroquine is a zinc ionophore.
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by rq1 7y ago
Otherwise the single-unquoted ( would be treated as a function call.
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by rq1 7y ago
I wouldn’t call Python a “real language” to begin with. Troll aside, nix is mentioned and IMHO is the perfect tool for the task, but the author throws it away in few lines because it’s an “overkill”.
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by rq1 7y ago
Such an abomination!
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by rq1 7y ago
There’s definitely a double free, provided that nowhere you proved that your conditions can’t be simultaneously true.
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by rq1 7y ago
const_pointer_cast should do the job.
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by rq1 7y ago
The No-No-Whatever case should be ˋconst Widget` or did I miss something? Passing a shared_ptr by const ref is okay if you’re absolutely sure about your (smart) pointer lifetime. I’m never really sure or how things will evolve... Yesterday
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by rq1 7y ago
Why would he be? I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail.
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by rq1 7y ago
> I can go on if you like. Very clearly, Spanish's use of the subjunctive very closely follows Oh yes go on please. But you were originally stating that subjunctive in French lost its semantic value. Now you making it narrow and add
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by rq1 7y ago
> Except the subjunctive almost completely lost its initial semantic value of expressing the hypothetical or fictious in French That’s definitely not true, and what follows is thus complete bs sorry. Where does this come from to begin wi
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If these institutions attempt to control it, then they’re not normative. It does make perfect sense when the improper use of tenses or grammar break the temporality, spatiality or relationships of the narrative. Eg. The obvious ones in fren
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by rq1 7y ago
I hope you’re kidding. The initial text isn’t good, the corrections are maybe not perfect and some are more a matter of taste but definitely better than the original wordings. “y dédier du temps” is closer to the original formulation and e
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by rq1 7y ago
No they’re equally correct. https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/fr-sinscrire-dans-à....
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by rq1 7y ago
Yes definitely: Alexandre Grothendieck. And Terrence Tao can’t sit at his table (yet?). But honestly it’s kind of a silly game to rank mathematicians this way.
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by rq1 7y ago
Awesomely ludic! Do you know similar things for other languages or frameworks?

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