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by srvmshr 3y ago
This is an update to a very popular text which was originally in R. Professors Hastie & Tibshirani are leading educators in statistical learning. They also have a video course following these notes in Stanford Online. Very highly recomm
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by srvmshr 3y ago
Human spirit of being independent and free is a feeling which cannot be caged forever. Kingdoms and dictatorships have happened and fallen before. This too shall - when a certain breaking point is reached, where the human suffering will exc
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by srvmshr 3y ago
Just follow the installer log. It does the Ubuntu standard installation followed by removal of non-essential packages (office utilities, AV utilities etc.)
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by srvmshr 3y ago
Often, great engineering products start out crisp and clean until the product manager, sales and marketing guys, growth managers and evangelists step in and start adding antipatterns. I am not surprised Ubuntu did it. I am surprised they di
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I would like to pick your brain about Notion for the reasoning you mentioned. Do you think Notion would be the next Evernote - in both the good and the bad way? Both the services are serving the same segment of the consumer market & bot
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by srvmshr 3y ago
Very similar to content and structure to MIT Missing Semester: https://missing.csail.mit.edu/
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by srvmshr 3y ago
For the Trieste , the bang came from a crack in the plexiglass visor. It was reinforced to several inches of thickness.
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I visited Vasa museum in May this year. It is a beautiful ship and one of its kind, which has been painstakingly restored to full glory indoors ー including the ornate decorations & few of the 46 cannons. They even explained details of y
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by srvmshr 3y ago
If your first language is English, and you end up using Google in a non-Anglophonic country, the option to change language (without going through sign-in hoops) is a drop-down at the bottom. The infinite scrolling, where results get lazy-lo
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I don't quite understand what this dashboard is aiming at. What is the target objective: government participation on FOSS, being mentioned, projects being funded or something else?
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I used to go to my school library's reference section because I loved to read the Brittanica Does anyone know what kind of paper was used for its printing? It was good in quality to not have bleed through, but sheer enough to have seve
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by srvmshr 3y ago
Disagree. (In the generalized sense) You cannot extricate yourself entirely and call it a winning move, unless your business is at a scale as large as Dropbox moving out from AWS ecosystem. I still feel no matter how natively one tries to b
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by srvmshr 3y ago
Maybe for Reddit and Apollo case, this is alright & makes sense. But at the risk of sounding pedantic, don't generalize it. Most of our commodity software is built & deployed by packages, APIs and frameworks we have very little
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by srvmshr 3y ago
No benefit. I am just passionate about some topics & I try to maintain a good discussion with scientific temper around it. I do the same work as @dang would here, without the pay and with a little more unreasonable users. (Its not hard
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I am not sure how you deal with opinionated debates with the Automod. I cannot speak for your community. It also depends on daily active members (we get about 5.6k DAU on weekly average i.e these people are upvoting/commenting at least
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I saw it. But they are not 100% sure either. They think that it should be fine until old.reddit.com remains up - and we hope too. This is basically the last hope at getting something done reliably. If its too hard I'd probably thro
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by srvmshr 3y ago
Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES) is going to be discontinued. Its a third party tool too. You probably missed the announcement a year ago where they announce to be only in maintenance mode and eventually sunsetted As for desktop: Going by las
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I moderate a reasonably sized community (50k - 100k users). Without using an external app like Sync or Apollo, it is insanely hard. Their own app is so clunky: sometimes it just fails to load posts or the feed. At times the video doesn&#x27
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I understand they have built a whole deal of spatial audio technology around it. But in a practical sense, I hope one could just plug in Airpods instead to go with the MR display. Under no circumstances, real world settings will match their
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by srvmshr 3y ago
That premise was published in a NeuRIPS paper not long ago: Radioactive data: tracing through training Data tracing determines whether particular data samples have been used to train a model. We propose a new technique, radioactive
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I'm surprised so few people are interested in this. It's a very good collection. I think it'd be very useful for people wanting to have a go at it, now that google has sunsetted it. I am not sure how it is hosted but maybe a
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I am not certain how it works in all of Europe, but it doesn't seem straightforward in Sweden or UK. In US and Japan, they will rather do the full roster of tests than transfer in radiology results from another hospital. Its not someth
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by srvmshr 3y ago
That's one of the biggest roadblocks: hospital & healthcare entities will not not have permissible mass sharing of data. When switching hospitals, its really hard to get a full copy of the record for single person. Try that for who
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by srvmshr 3y ago
I named all my computers and VMs after sword or sword namesakes e g. Katana, Excalibur, Scimitar etc. All my versioning names also follow some popular project's version names e.g. x86 & amd64 internal designations or codenames. Sim
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by srvmshr 4y ago
From personal experience, they have mostly worked flawlessly if you picked one of the standard flavors, such as Ubuntu/Fedora. I had a 14" 8th generation i5 X1 Carbon (c. 2019) and Ubuntu worked well after throwing out Windows 10.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
> If they offered privacy-enhanced ad-blocking Chromium with opt-in MS integration I think they would eat Chrome’s lunch. It’s a strict improvement in every way and I would absolutely love to see it. I wish Microsoft really paid attent
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by srvmshr 4y ago
That explains much better: pipx is basically python cli related ops. Thanks for the ELi5 explanation
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by srvmshr 4y ago
> Because... you want more network traffic for no reason? I don't intend separate copies. But having some kind of compartmentalized structure to avoid possible package related issues? For e.g if I had a old defective version or with
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Oh, my apologies. I confused that with the conda --python flag. Much appreciated catching that.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Can you please explain the pyenv usecase a bit more? Let us say, I needed Py3.6 for something - I can just use virtualenv with appropriate flags to install 3.6 tooling. How does PyEnv help further. I have read often pyenv helps maintain dif

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