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by tuukkah 5y ago
Good point. Did the USSR leaders know about the positive health effects of fish (vitamin D, fatty acids etc.) though, and if they did, why didn't they use that as an argument to convince people?
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by tuukkah 5y ago
I wonder if they got the idea of devoting a day of the week to a specific food item from the long and continuing custom of their Nordic neighbours: "Consumption of pea soup in Sweden and Finland dates back to at least the 13th century,
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by tuukkah 5y ago
These should go well together with accessing them from Wasm with Http Range Requested: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27016630
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by tuukkah 5y ago
I couldn't stress how important Wikidata (and its predecessor DBpedia) is as a public example of a huge knowledge graph (versus the ones hidden at big tech companies) but also as a Wikipedia-like collaborative project to organise all t
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Why manually, when you have APIs to find Wikidata items and properties based on their labels, descriptions, aliases, data, metadata and use? If you mean autocomplete UI or tooltips, look no further than the query editor and its Ctrl+Space a
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by tuukkah 5y ago
OpenLink Virtuoso: https://github.com/openlink/virtuoso-opensource
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by tuukkah 5y ago
From my point of view and as the parent said, the problem here was the patent and how that contributed to others not being able to deliver after a lot of work.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Here's an article on follow-up work by the author with Ted's patented stuff (the ZigZag structure) replaced with RDF: Hyperstructure: Computers built around things that you care about , Benja Fallenstein and Tuomas J. Lukka http
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by tuukkah 5y ago
This is on amd64 and Docker. Old versions of packages don't have wheels for Python 3.9 and they don't compile on modern compilers and library versions. The Annoy package only has a wheel for macosx_10_14. I was finally able to get
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Did anyone manage to get Pip to install the provided requirements.txt? I tried on the debian:buster-slim, ubuntu:latest and python:3 Docker images but annoy, numpy and/or scipy fail to compile.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Here's the Python implementation from the paper: https://github.com/divyakoyy/codenames
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by tuukkah 6y ago
The tilting causes discomfort. From the article: "In fact the Pendolino had to limit the tilt just to make sure passengers would feel some lateral acceleration, because it was capable of reducing the carbody centrifugal force to zero
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by tuukkah 6y ago
The last link was a very interesting read - I wonder if BBC or anyone else has open-sourced a video streaming and editing system like that. Connecting this to HTTP range requests, the edited video feed can consist of a list of the exact byt
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by tuukkah 6y ago
This. If I saw a *d-daemon in the process list, I would feel I must research the origin of the name.
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by tuukkah 6y ago
Actually, the figure 14.2% does not even appear in the research article. The experiment was between two groups of random Mechanical Turk workers: one group was not shown the cost breakdown while the other group was. The workers answered how
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by tuukkah 6y ago
Here's open access to the full study: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2498174
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by tuukkah 6y ago
"21.1% more likely" is how articles phrase a 21.1% increase in observed frequency. "Sales increased 21.1%" is equivalent as long as the unit price remained the same.
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by tuukkah 6y ago
Easiest fix could be to tone down the white and red colors by default so that any flashing stays under the accessibility threshold. It would also be cheap to render frames one second ahead, but I don't know if a client-side accessibili
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by tuukkah 6y ago
Also known as *bool, "Maybe Bool", "Boolean?", "Optional<Boolean>" etc.
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by tuukkah 6y ago
Alt-Backspace
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by tuukkah 6y ago
I fully agree. I guess the intention may have been to make people hurry up buying or building while young. One of the major political parties here (Centre Party, the agrarian-liberal party) wants people to live outside of the cities. Finnis
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by tuukkah 6y ago
In comparison, in Finland the stamp duty is 0% when you buy your first home while you are under 40.
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by tuukkah 6y ago
I was commenting from a more general point of view: It might or might not be significant for Firefox at this point, but it's weird that all the author says about the question is that you multiply by the answer ( "Multiplying 1x2x3
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by tuukkah 6y ago
I think you are right, the author does not discuss the ultimate question of their framework at all: "3. How will those users change?" That is, will the users become advocates of our products and recruit many more users, or will th
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by tuukkah 6y ago
> Meanwhile in Europe we get err. idk. Scandi crime dramas? "Nordic Noir". Love it when occasionally behind it all there isn't Russian or East-European mafia but some homegrown extremists.
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by tuukkah 6y ago
Hmm, I've used a wkhtmltopdf-based tool and never hit that issue - perhaps they have a workaround for that.
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by tuukkah 6y ago
> Can you provide a citation for the EMA doing parallel processing "Rolling review" is the term I've seen typically used for the process that you described, and Wikipedia has references for various rolling reviews by EMA
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by tuukkah 6y ago
It is in EMAs interest to do incremental processing and this is what they have been doing in other cases. It is in AZs interest to not start the process which would make the factory available for EU, where AZ is not willing to deliver at th
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by tuukkah 6y ago
How could EMA approve the certification of the factory if AZ does not want to and does not provide the necessary information?
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by tuukkah 6y ago
The bit of international significance: "As the previous decision in Finland helped convince the experts in Germany, today’s decision is a huge tailwind for the ongoing applications in other countries like France, Switzerland, and Polan

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