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by singhrac 5y ago
This exact issue shows up when I type in Terminal, and it makes me annoyed every time. I used to have this on my work computer, and through some debugging tools that are not available publically or on macOS, I was able to track it down to m
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by singhrac 5y ago
I don't see the link between these articles and the control groups receiving the vaccine after 14 days? It seems here that Pfizer gave permission for participants to get vaccinated on March 1st, which is 8 months after the start of pha
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by singhrac 5y ago
In addition to the clear example of Simpson’s paradox presented here: https://www.covid-datascience.com/post/israeli-data-how-can-... , I offer you the following intuition: if only 4 people in Israel were unvaccinated
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by singhrac 5y ago
Worth noting that this is from 2011 (though still interesting and fun). Nelson passed away in 2014.
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by singhrac 5y ago
I’ve recently become interested in learning Kubernetes for some work I’m doing. But I’m not a sysops engineer or even really a backend person, so I kind of want to pick the right horse to back and learn some simple tools so that I can get b
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by singhrac 5y ago
Not necessarily. The thing to measure is the marginal ROI at zero advertising spend. Derivatives are not bounded by their average value across a range.
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by singhrac 5y ago
L-theanine is readily available in supplement form in the US (e.g. $6 for a bottle of 100 pills). I don't take it regularly but that's mostly because I haven't examined the evidence carefully.
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by singhrac 5y ago
If I can suggest a change to the title for clarity (and still remaining in the character limit): "Google is capping free Meet's formerly unlimited group calls to an hour". Not perfect but more clear.
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by singhrac 5y ago
For me the copy and paste into a note functionality works perfectly. Actually that’s one of the most seamless parts of the app. I use it everywhere along with macOS’s built in screenshot.
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by singhrac 5y ago
Having done a serious amount of Python memory profiling work in the past, both Fil and Scalene are useful tools. Add them to your list along with runsnakemem and the high level memory-profiler. On the time profiling side I highly recommend
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New Qualcomm CEO sees former Apple execs (Nuvia) as key to beating M1(theverge.com)
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by singhrac 5y ago
Well, you're right, but we mean different things. These voters are failing to rank their true preferences (you and I believe), which is going to lead to a less optimal outcome than if they had. But if they did rank their true preferenc
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by singhrac 5y ago
As someone who knows very little about power systems - is this true? Watts are a unit of instantaneous energy delivery, so if the whole system browns out then doesn’t the battery need to handle 100% of the load? I guess I would expect the e
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by singhrac 5y ago
> Every voting system has strategies to use it effectively and most voters are not used to the tactics necessary for ranked choice voting. Just to respond to this one small point, but I think the most common mathematical definition of &q
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by singhrac 5y ago
Yeah, this should sort by most active contributions. Fwiw there are many open source codebases with lots of activity and are very friendly to newcomers.
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by singhrac 5y ago
Respawn continues to have DDOS issues with Apex today. Where did you hear it’s a trickle of malformed requests? I don’t understand how DDOSing is still a problem in this day and age… You start a game, 60 user accounts are in it. You inspect
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NativeShell for Flutter(matejknopp.com)
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AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR)(theverge.com)
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by singhrac 5y ago
For those who come across this thread later, I found a reasonable solution that involves fewer hacks (at least to me). It still doesn't lower power usage below 18W with both displays open, but it's a cleaner version of the above s
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by singhrac 5y ago
I've found it fairly easy to get high performance GPRs fitted with gpytorch; kernel design is another problem altogether. I think they take more tinkering than an equivalent neural network by way of the Gaussian process prior. In other
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by singhrac 5y ago
I think that's a misguided take. I'm a software developer and data scientist (of sorts). Jupyter is an extremely convenient tool for adhoc data analysis. By default it gives you easy visualizations and inspection ability, allowing
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by singhrac 5y ago
I mean this seems like a great way to create vaccine resistant variants... but it's inevitable I guess.
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by singhrac 5y ago
I mostly agree with this sentiment but I think it's not that necessary to point out. Yes, some of these are abandonware but many are written by the same set of strong Rust programmers. I think you'd be hard pressed to argue that r
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by singhrac 5y ago
Just for posterity, I ran into the same problem as joshgel. My 1440p's highest "scaling:on" mode is "res:1920:1200 hz:60 color_depth:8 scaling:on". I tried that, but iStats Menu still reports the discrete graphics c
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by singhrac 5y ago
Yeah, I can reproduce. Installed iStats Menu, connected, and it's 18W on the Radeon GPU as expected. I was kind of resigned to this always being true, but maybe not! I am somewhat optimistic that Apple or AMD will fix this now.
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by singhrac 5y ago
Bump this - I'd prefer to avoid using that script, especially since it seems like it's a bit unstable (e.g. "some systems have a wake-up issue"). I'd love a solution that doesn't require closing the lid, as wel
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by singhrac 5y ago
Over one in Java? I’m not a Xapian proponent or anything, but my understanding was that ElasticSearch was slightly annoying to maintain because you need to worry about heap memory usage.
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by singhrac 5y ago
The title is incorrect! It's "~"400 in annual fees, not -400. Very different implication.
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by singhrac 5y ago
I appreciate the attempt at analysis, but I'm not sure the numbers are so easy. The number of people I know of who had COVID a year ago runs around 5-10 (this is all second degree connections), so that'd be 1 in 100-200. True, we
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by singhrac 5y ago
Many are ignoring the fact that his leverage increased partially because the positions went up (a lot). If you buy $200mm of Viacom on $100mm of capital, that's 2x leverage. But if VIAC grows 2.5x (as it did between January and end of

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