stewbrew

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by stewbrew 5y ago
You're commenting on a metaanalysis that summarizes 15 published trials, aren't you? Maybe you should spend less time on YouTube inspired guessing. Social media isn't relevant here. YouTube is not the center of the Galaxy. Me
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by stewbrew 5y ago
The file naming pattern is surprising: C_NNNNN_BB_SS_OOOOO_RXX Why would you place context before, but breed, sex, and owner after the cat id?
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by stewbrew 5y ago
WRT syncing, syncthing has changed the way I think about that problem that is no problem anymore. WRT note taking, nothing beats a bunch of markdown files that are kept in sync with syncthing. Depending on the OS, I use different tools to e
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Since you can connect via ssh to the device you should be able to use SCP too, shouldn't you? I personally prefer to mount the cloud via some fuse-based solution though.
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Is there any information on what data it sends home? Is the problem the server is in China? My Android phone always phones home to some US servers. P.S. I own a rm2 but I'd be interested in an e-ink android tablet.
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by stewbrew 5y ago
How old are you? Do you live alone? Do you have kids? It's normal to get older and to lose interest in things you once thought important. If it actually is important, it will become interesting again. It's okay not to care about t
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Well I actually think people with no appropriate training shouldn't do open brain surgery. I think the main problem here is underestimating the complexity of a problem and these tools don't improve the situation. Oh Excel ... I do
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by stewbrew 5y ago
I hate SPSS, SAS and other GUI enhanced statistical software because it makes it too easy for the blind with no sound training to analyze data and come up with laughable conclusions. This is a nightmare.
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by stewbrew 5y ago
You can put solar panels on roofs, above highways or farmland. You can even put them into windows. But I agree that single use solar power plants are probably more efficient. Your first point seems to be an actual but manageable problem tho
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by stewbrew 5y ago
When does the wind not blow? Where do you live?
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by stewbrew 5y ago
You don't make a nice career in a vacuum. With very few exceptions, you don't get star findings in a social desert. You get star findings by being liked by influential supervisors who are liked by even more influential supervisors
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Good point but you should probably use the prob that it's 75% or higher.
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by stewbrew 5y ago
"model was trained on 84,743 retinal fundus photos from the UK Biobank dataset. External validation was performed on 252 fundus photos" Is it common practice in this field to test an overfitted model's performance with such a
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Get better books that are worth reading every single word carefully.
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by stewbrew 5y ago
You cannot fill two buckets at the same time. You're right though that from bird's eye view, they are both correlated with the overall amount of available money.
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by stewbrew 5y ago
unless there is a clear indication they controlled for bmi, meat consumption, alcohol consumption, body fat, I wouldn't waste much thought about such nutritional studies.
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Is there a demo for a racket app on Android?
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Well, I don't think this article does a good job at explaining the scandal. It seems to me the author had a thesis and is mostly occupied with explaining that. What makes wirecard interesting are all these connections with politicians,
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by stewbrew 5y ago
Money is abstract and mystique. You see value in it because of your expectations that build on past experiences. With bitcoins, people have yet to make experiences.
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by stewbrew 6y ago
Any statistical prove makes certain assumptions and as with every assumption, there are diverging views. In that particular case, the prove ignores any aspects that cannot be modelled and then be tested like, e.g., domain knowledge that giv
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by stewbrew 6y ago
Can the crystal compiler create shared libraries, which I can access from other languages, e.g., python, R etc.?
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by stewbrew 6y ago
I wish you luck trying to sell your shares from some unknown European company in the US that nobody in the US wants to buy.
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by stewbrew 6y ago
404? Not having read the article, I think the main difference is that IDEA as a traditional IDE is a monolith, while VSCode interestingly and somewhat unexpectedly integrates a lot of different tools. With LSP, the VSCode team created somet
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by stewbrew 6y ago
How good does this work for non US stocks? I don't think you should invest all your money in stocks of just one nation.
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by stewbrew 6y ago
cough Back then in the old days you used page down/up because the computer was too slow to make scrolling line by line useful. You can live without scrolling.
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by stewbrew 6y ago
Koreader is said to run on the rm2. The ddvk hacks are pretty good either. I don't know about the state of alternative launchers though. The onyx boox have bluetooth and you can connect as keyboard to it and since they have access to t
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by stewbrew 6y ago
Unfortunately I cannot edit my comment anymore: Here is the text by Levine: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2021-01-08/money-...
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by stewbrew 6y ago
I think this is a rather oversimplified view of SPACs. Matt Levine recently wrote a nice piece about the magic of SPACs. Here is a paper he cites: https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2020/11/19/a-sober-look-at-s..
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by stewbrew 6y ago
I wish the (default) utils::install.packages function could take a version number of the requested library. I also wish library() would automatically install libraries not available on the system. (Both can be achieved with custom functions
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by stewbrew 6y ago
Tech stocks could decline because they are way overvalued. The digitalization will stick with us. Online commerce will increase because traditional shops will accept that they have to adapt. Virtualization, remote work, and video conferenci

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