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thewataccount
4y ago
> You probably mean it's not a GNU operating system. He more likely means you don't manage it as a linux system. A lot of linux systems don't use GNU, especially embedded ones, or containers. Busybox is very common. But yo
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A/B testing is literally just the scientific method, A/B are the two states of the IV. A drug vs placebo experiment, is an A/B test. For example with changing the font size of a button: Your null hypothesis is there is no dif
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4y ago
I think we're are getting caught up on what's being tested. In the context of what we're talking about, you can A/B test more than marketing, you're can test variables like UI/UX. Yes clothes fall in and out of
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4y ago
I agree that it can be a difficult thing to analyze. There's also the Hawthorne Effect at play here too. But those are just confounding variables, they do not negate the fact that A/B tests are still "real science". An A
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4y ago
> actual science I'm not sure what you mean by this. Many quality studies are A/B tests. A/B just refers to the two IV states you're testing, which you're then observing a DV - sales, engagement, errors, etc. A&#
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4y ago
Thanks for the correction!
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4y ago
Not FTX - but I know Coinbase has stated in their earnings report that they will use user deposits to pay debtors back first in the case of bankruptcy. Edit - better explanations below this Also a friendly reminder to everyone not to trust
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4y ago
> Sure, but that’s building a giant industry around the tech to make it explicitly NOT what it was designed to be, > No one needs a pile of paperwork to prove to the gov’t who they are to spend or get paid cash. To be clear there'
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4y ago
The network was designed not to be regulatable. Businesses however are regulatable. The US has shown they can effectively enforce AML/KYC requirements across the vast majority of exchanges and businesses. Any exchange the average perso
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4y ago
Over simplified, otherwise it's too complex for this explanation, if you're trading please don't use my explanation - Buying either cash-secured Puts or Calls are not subject to margin-calls like shorts/long shares are.
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4y ago
If this becomes a thing there will seriously need to be done with something like ADA to prevent it. There's many disorders with sensory issues this would be detrimental for.
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4y ago
Shorting is different from an option. They are often confused because you can say you have a "short position" or a "long position" with either (long position would be buying shares). Most people are more familiar with bu
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4y ago
Admittedly mine is a bit older and I haven't kept _super_ up to date with people's experiences. Which model do you have? I'm pretty sure the real expensive one (ultra?) has pretty good battery life, I'm not sure about th
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4y ago
> Has anyone tried having two apple watches so one can be worn while the other charges? It's terrible that it's come to this IMO. The Apple watch has some great features and can't directly compare, but I can't help co
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4y ago
Yeah I think that should work. It does have the downside still that changes to the website/github might break future updates in a way that isn't (easily) verifiable. While this is a solution personally I still like the idea of GPG
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4y ago
Interesting idea, Does the script get the new version url&expected hash from the website alone? Or does it get the expected hash from the website, then calculate the URL from github? Basically I'm wondering if that prevents just ne
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4y ago
Admittedly this is likely the main reason GPG isn't more common place because of the complexity. This is the overview: Developer generates a private/public key they use for all of their projects. You import their public key once -
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4y ago
Serious question - What is the benefit of verifying a hash? Are we really worried about file integrity? Why don't people use GPG? The hash only verifies file integrity, and that the content of the url doesn't switch the script lat
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4y ago
I'm a bit confused with WebAuthn/Passkeys/Fido If I have a single hardware key/tpm/yubikey/iphone/etc - can you create multiple users on one site? And can they tell that you're the same user? Or are y
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4y ago
For context my ideal setup has at least 3 environments - prod, qa/testing before release, and dev. With dev being the most likely to break, and the qa/testing for when we need to be absolutely certain that differences between prod
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4y ago
Just curious, is the issue a time thing, or is it on a system that can't easily upgrade it - or is it a breaking changes thing that would require refactors? Basically I'm just curious what broke for you
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4y ago
I manage two separate projects at my work, I would never upgrade to a .0 update, but we do every update it either when there's features we want, over every ~2~3 years for the general improvements. We use django and some other stuff tha
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4y ago
I'd rather have a hard time finding a pi then have them go out of business. Basically if this is survival mode during the chip shortage, I hope they can do everything possible to make it through this in good shape. Also I have enough p