sesuximo

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by sesuximo 7y ago
I don't think it makes sense to shoot for the least bad worst case. How about the best average case.
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Personally I like that it's not the main event. It makes it easy to discuss different presentations. And you have an easy out ;)
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Isn’t this intentionally to model the first wave?
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by sesuximo 7y ago
The hallway chat will be so hard to replicate
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Garbage in policy out
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by sesuximo 7y ago
That's totally unrealistic. A data scientist is never in the room where decisions are made
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by sesuximo 7y ago
It's hard to use a roadmap with this much variance. Is there anything that can be said with certainty about covid
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by sesuximo 7y ago
I love my aeropress but it is not even close to the best cup of coffee in the world
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by sesuximo 7y ago
They're the only option for lots of stuff rn
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Remember that regardless of positive or negative, it's only a fraction of a percentage and not likely to last very long. A transient -0.0025 is very different from a long term -2.5
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Just keep in mind that fever plus flu like symptoms is probably the flu!
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by sesuximo 7y ago
False is a way to say "this is impossible given the current constraints" It's possible that X could be an integer, but Prolog can't do anything with that, so it just throws an error. I suppose an alternative would be to
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by sesuximo 7y ago
I do now know what is right, but I am glad humanity has a diverse set of strategies
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by sesuximo 7y ago
I have reviewed two take home programming tasks. for both of them, there was a high correlation between submitting quickly and passing. so I guess if you're down to the wire and spending all your time on the problems then you're
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by sesuximo 7y ago
1. Why should this be wireless? Wires are a robust solution. 2. You'd need your monitor and your video source (computer, phone, whatever) to agree on a protocol. I know my Samsung TV could get signal from a Samsung phone, but my iPho
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Numberphile on YouTube is good
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by sesuximo 7y ago
back in my day we had Snapchat
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by sesuximo 7y ago
does it matter
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by sesuximo 7y ago
worker/manager?
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by sesuximo 7y ago
it sounds like you could be a really good manager because you wouldn't assign stupid tasks that don't really need to be done
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by sesuximo 7y ago
the http related syscalls in freebsd are so nice to work with. it's a small thing but it makes me happy whenever I get to use it
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by sesuximo 7y ago
ok makes sense. didn't know it could access arbitrary memory
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by sesuximo 7y ago
it makes sense to me that people would want a cross platform way to write GPU code (I thought that was the point of opengl). I don't see why the web is a special case of this. probably you can tell I don't work with gpus I'm
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by sesuximo 7y ago
this was my first thought, but I don't know what kind of malicious code a GPU can run
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by sesuximo 7y ago
this sounds cool, but why do we need it? why can't the web directly expose opengl?
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by sesuximo 7y ago
I personally would not
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by sesuximo 7y ago
I'm not sure off the top of my head, but you could try asking administrators at a few schools nearby. They might say on their website.
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by sesuximo 7y ago
I think a deciding factor would be your ability to get a scholarship for college. If you can do a 2/4 year degree without going into massive debt, then definitely do that. If school == expensive no matter what, then maybe it's wo
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Im sure there's large variance in different pockets of people, but I dont think this holds true based on my convenience sample
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by sesuximo 7y ago
do we really have better solution that can handle the magnitude of power more sustainably?

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