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   by sitkack 2y ago

   Pandas is a very difficult api to use correctly and a huge swath of programs that the AIs have trained on was "programmed by accident" meaning people just typed stuff at it until they got the output they wanted. To offset all the
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   A compatible Quick Basic system is available https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QB64
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   The power of the "flag" is extremely strong. If you look at /new, you can see all the spam, esp if you go to page 3+
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   My gut feeling when using DeepSeek is that its performance is a lot smoother, the responses feel more robust and not as brittle.
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   Totally agree, researchers shouldn't rely on ArXiv as being their only publishing platform. Also due to the rigid narrow format of the paper, each paper should have a page, to link to the code, link to the talk about the paper, etc. It
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   Ok, you gotta follow through now with the wisdom. Please write it down, we will pay for it.
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   We overfocus on brain volume, when we should be calculating the number of neurons and neuron size varies wildly. I can't find the original video, but Suzana Herculano-Houzel developed a technique to measure total neuron counts by lique
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   For sale, condom, never worn
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   by sitkack 2y ago

   I have used LTO5 drives under FreeBSD and Linux. Under Linux I used both LTFS and tar. There was zero issues with software.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    Used LTO5+ drives are incredibly cheap, you can get a whole tape library with two drives and many tape slots for under 1k. Tapes are also way more reliable than hard drives.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/390640631_Electroma... And then I got a bot check on researchgate, first time and I download a lot of papers from them.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    You can get LTO5+ drives on ebay for $100-400. Buying new doesn't make sense for homelab.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    lobsters might your place if you would like to insulate yourself to that degree
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    The whole point of lidar is to massively increase the amount of ranged data you have to work with.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    Tape is extremely cheap now. I booted up a couple laptops that have been sitting unpowered for over 7 years and the sata SSD in one of them has missing sectors. It had zero issues when shutdown.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    This https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2UxtKLZnNo ?
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    I could see this being combined with pigs, to place human embryos in pigs to carry humans to term. An extra-uterine system to physiologically support the extreme premature lamb https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14194422
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    > It’s no accident that many of the same genes active in embryonic development have been implicated in cancer. Pregnancy is a lot more like war than we might care to admit. Amazing article. Another reason that hardshelled laid eggs are s
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    I am picturing a whole dis track at pycon where we creatively mock everything and everyone.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    I don’t think you understand the whole issue of why spaCy can’t move to Python 3.13 God forbid.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    I have been getting paid to write Python since the late 90s and it amazes me how it consistently has these needless own goals, yet still keeps on going in spite of itself. Way to go Python! spaCy should make Cython optional hard fork Cython
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    Clearly the whole article is wasting hundreds if not thousands of peoples time.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    Hypergravity and microgravity exhibited reversal effects on the bone and muscle mass in mice https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-42829-z
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    Regardless, if you are delivering PDFs, you should be using a CDN. If crawling is a problem, 1 it is pretty easy to rate limit crawlers, 2 point them at a requestor pays bucket and 3, offer a torrent with anti leech.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    They don't need K8S, containerization yes, but not K8S.
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/System-Design-of-a-Cel... And on sci-hub, it is really unfortunate that IEEE hasn't followed the ACM and removed their paywall for ancient articles. Esp since ostensibly, IEEE
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    All life is a stack of autonomic systems. My hunch is that a human in a high G environment would make a bunch of adaptations even if they were born in orbit. By 3-5 generations they might even be another species. I am sure there has been so
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    https://archive.is/k88wx
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    We had a VMS machine in school and regret not spending more time learning from it. It would be awesome to have application level granularity for a time traveling file system, the undo/redo mechanism could be built into the OS. Reading
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    by sitkack 2y ago

    It is like a fancy occupancy sensor, 24x24 over that huge volume and only 15fps.