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by russfink 5y ago
Two brilliant comments right away. Wow!
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by russfink 5y ago
Maybe why: emblazon a corporate logo on a spreadsheet deliverable, e.g., tax analysis output.
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by russfink 5y ago
Thank you both. I was wondering the same thing.
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Vaccine Breakthrough Infections with SARS-CoV-2 Variants(nejm.org)
3 points by russfink 5y ago|0 comments
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by russfink 5y ago
It's fine to disclose /that/ they did it, but /why/ did they do it? Repeatedly?
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by russfink 5y ago
Would someone please dumb this down for me?
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by russfink 6y ago
What happens when you submit code?
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by russfink 6y ago
I remember an excerpt of tbat in Reader's Digest. They posited that tbe bath/plumbing fixtures were for making sacred music, IIRC.
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by russfink 6y ago
And this is a potentially huge security issue. Think about all the systems software that relies on Python packages.
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by russfink 6y ago
I second this request. Thanks!
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by russfink 6y ago
Brilliant!
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by russfink 6y ago
Why moving, why not keep both?
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by russfink 6y ago
Too long and meandering. Can some kind soul post summary points?
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by russfink 6y ago
Off topic, but would a practical plan be to build a solar powered ship, with a large, miles-long towed solar panel array?
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by russfink 6y ago
Not just price, but ability to function without constant access to the satellite portal. It's darn near impossible to upgrade a RHEL box from a work at home VPN environment.
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by russfink 6y ago
I know videos are short, but I would like to have a more deeper technical explanation about what it means that he fed these various scripts and stories into the AI. What does that mean? Outside of that, this is the funniest thing I have see
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Mouthwash may inactivate human coronavirus(scitechdaily.com)
2 points by russfink 6y ago|0 comments
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by russfink 6y ago
And then it's only two minutes of flight. Drone/model is the most likely scenario in my opinion. Great suggestion. Occam's razor.
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by russfink 6y ago
What if consciousness requires an active synapse loop to be maintained, kind of like a magnetic field, with little hysteresis eddies etc, but one that if it loses all power, it disappears forever?
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by russfink 6y ago
Even a simple message in an exception statement, "you are running Python 3; could this be Python 2 code?"
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by russfink 6y ago
Robocalling, with some interactivity. "Hello! This is Camp Ayne running for city council. How are your kids Doris and Eugene?"
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by russfink 6y ago
I could not find a syllabus.
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by russfink 6y ago
Bump. Yes, why the ominous copyright? It's plain silly.
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by russfink 6y ago
What they need with this is a human computable function that can take a short nonce and combine it with the arrangement of rolled dice to produce a secret value. This eliminates the problem of the trusted scanner. It also allows the same di
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by russfink 6y ago
When do I use Jupyter Notebook and when do I use Jupyter Book? Do I need both? Which is more LaTeX friendly?
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by russfink 6y ago
Homomorphic computing is not mentioned...?
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by russfink 6y ago
Novice here - isn't there some static hull shape that would react to waves and result in motion, much like those plastic widgets that spin only in one direction?
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by russfink 6y ago
Based on the downvotes, it appears that I was unclear. It is NOT SAFE to take HCQ as a preventative. (And ingesting Lysol is plain nuts.) It may be okay to take D supplements as a preventative, but based on Deva Boone's advice, that c
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by russfink 6y ago
From a technical writing style perspective, the thing going against this paper is the folksy way of writing. It also includes things called weasel words, such as saying very young doctor, versus young doctor, or even just doctor. The result
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by russfink 6y ago
Why wouldn't fluctuations of sunlight that cause instability in the green spectrum also cause instabilities in the red and blue spectra?

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