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by stared 1y ago
Prioritization makes a lot of sense. At the same time, guidelines go differently, e.g. "Vaccination is not recommended for everyone older than age 26 years." from https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd/hpv&#x2F
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Witcher creator Andrzej Sapkowski gets a medal, accepts it with a grumpy face(pcgamer.com)
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There is recent research showing that it can (slightly) help even during HPV infection, see "Effect of HPV Vaccination on Virus Disappearance in Cervical Samples of a Cohort of HPV-Positive Polish Patients", J Clin Med (2023) htt
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LLMs are wonderful for migration. Also, are good at exploring APIs. A month ago I migrated company's website and blog from Framer to Astro ( https://quesma.com/blog/ is you would like to see the end result). This w
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Show HN: Ggplot2 chart playground – in the browser with WebAssembly(github.com)
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OCD can be harsh, and immune to a lot of approaches. It might feel like "LLM on a low temperature". Even in "Realms of the Human Unconscious: Observations from LSD Research Paperback" by Stanislav Grof, OCD gives remarka
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by stared 1y ago
If vectors life in an effectively lower space that they could, they don't live up to their n-dimensional potential. Sometimes these things are patched with cosine distance (or even - Pearson correlation), vide https://p.migd
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Generating Consistent Illustrations with Gemini Image Generation(tinystruggles.com)
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There are multiple ways to write exactly the same program. Linters are able to reduce this number by moving to some canonical version. With modern tools it it is easy to add formatting on saving or on commit. So I don't understand what
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I think the article confuses two things - constraints on states and on transitions. If states are well-defined, it actually makes it EASIER to create an ad hoc transition that does not scramble data.
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by stared 1y ago
Note sure if it is the route I recommend. Starting with classical mechanics takes more background that needed, is likely to be more confusing that needed and to build very wrong intuitions and conceptions. I really suggest starting with qua
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Being able to use a formula is the first, and necessary, step for understanding. Then it is able to work at different levels of abstraction and being able to find analogies. But at this point, in my understanding, "understanding"
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by stared 1y ago
Well, in short - basic linear algebra, basic probability, analysis (functions like exp), gradient. At some point I tried to create an introduction step-by-step, where people can interact with these concepts and see how to express it in PyTo
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by stared 1y ago
I used to work bit with MongoDB (over 10 years ago) and it did wonders in making me fall back into love with relational databases. I finally saw the light of Codd! SQL, as a language is clunky, true. It can be patched here are there, either
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by stared 1y ago
Speaking of the Fourier transform, I recommend these visual explorable explanations: https://injuly.in/blog/fourier-series/index.html and https://www.jezzamon.com/fourier/
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by stared 1y ago
There is a wonderful channel "Quantified Scientist" ( https://www.robterhorst.com/ , mostly YT content) with benchmarks of smartwatches and trackers against EEG and more profesional heart monitors. It would be inter
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Spotify MCP – use Cursor and Claude to control playback and manage playlists(github.com)
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I wouldn't dive for these. Vibe coding is a slot machine - sometimes you get wonderful results on the first prompt, more than often - not. So, a cherry-picked example is not a proof it works. If you want me to show an example of vibe c
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AI Induced Psychosis: A shallow investigation(lesswrong.com)
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Sure, if one wants to move deeper then Feynman Lectures are a nice entry point - at least for some people, everyone has different background and taste. For L&L - well, not sure which ones I read (or: try to read), but likely electromagn
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Sandboxing AI-generated code: why we moved from WASM to AWS Lambda(quesma.com)
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It stings be a bit that people use Wordpress in times of really wonderful static sites generators AND vibe coding. They are both pleasure to write, make it easy to tweak style however you please, can cost nothing (just host it on GitHub pag
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by stared 1y ago
I am not sure if I agree with the list. I mean, one red flag is the frequent mention of Landau & Lifshitz. It is considered a "standard textbook", but I feel it stuck there by inertia. There are quite a few choices of both les
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https://archive.is/7Ex9T The original study: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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The middle-aged are no longer the most miserable(economist.com)
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by stared 1y ago
https://vim-adventures.com/ deserves a mention (as I see, it is already 12 years old, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5689971 )
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Fortunately, in Poland it still works. Sadly, most of the Europe is in favour of various kind of censorship and surveillance, vide https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/1n22e8s/stances_on...
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by stared 1y ago
ggplot2 - in my opinion, there is nothing close to it At the same time, I often do everything else in Python and just do charts in R.
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by stared 1y ago
If you want to use it to create ggplot2 charts, here is an open source demo: https://github.com/QuesmaOrg/demo-webr-ggplot/ I created it as a side project from using WebR to execute code LLM-generated code ( https
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by stared 1y ago
Low critic score / high audience score = Bad, but enjoyable for the masses

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