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Portal Abstractions: How abstract algebra solves data engineering(corecursive.com)
3 points by vajrabum 6y ago|0 comments
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by vajrabum 6y ago
I'm genuinely curious why you would think they wouldn't? This guy was working as a pilot at an airline in Vietnam and is a resident.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
This is from a blog that has 2 posts. Both discuss a compiler for an experimental dependently typed language. That's a fairly specialized topic.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
...then a judge who is assigned the case evaluates the claim and then issues a subpoena if the request meets the standards of the law.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
I believe this refers to work presented in this journal article. https://journals.aps.org/pre/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevE.101.0... Abstract: Artificial neural networks are universal function approximators. Th
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by vajrabum 6y ago
You can take donations but AFAIK business licenses are required in every state in the US whether you provide product, service or something online. If you take donations then by law you have to declare that as income.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
There is a common exception in law for utilities. The power company is not responsible for whatever nefarious activity is enabled by supplying power. If you have an illegal marijuana grow operation the power company doesn't get prosecu
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by vajrabum 6y ago
Dexamethasone is not cancer specific. It is used in cancer treatment but mostly to reduce swelling and the effects of tumors. It doesn't have the side effects of chemo. It has its own set of problems it brings with the benefits.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
I'm definitely interested in Xanadu and Pale Fire too. It's a weird but interesting book.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
I want to read and probably like this but the layout is broken. I can't see what's at the right and left edges on Firefox, Chrome or Safari, and there isn't any horizontal scrolling. Maybe on a bigger monitor?
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by vajrabum 6y ago
There is a Washington law that bars anti-compete clauses for workers making less than $100K.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
Here's the actual paper which has a lot more information including possibilities for improving the process. https://www.cell.com/cell-reports-physical-science/fulltext/...
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Cognitive Bias Cheat Sheet(medium.com)
3 points by vajrabum 6y ago|0 comments
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by vajrabum 6y ago
I always liked that stuff too. Here's a few more systems ones you might enjoy. https://www.systems-thinking.org/arch/arch.htm
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by vajrabum 6y ago
Ketamine is being used to good effect these days in major depression. I wonder if they ramp up the doses like that when using it?
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by vajrabum 6y ago
This explanation did it for me. https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/ap25mr/a_monad_is_a_m...
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by vajrabum 6y ago
Octal arithmetic is pretty easy as compared to hex and some instruction sets have 3 or six bit opcodes and/operands. So confusing or no it's pretty much for the convenience of the programmer or operator.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
OK, but Nazi Germany if you'll read some history was not ever a military takeover.
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by vajrabum 6y ago
Yah, somebody handed me a ruby script that looped over a query and was causing a whole bunch of other processes to fail because the result wasn't available in a timely way. My boss was impressed by my having reduced the run time from 2
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by vajrabum 6y ago
These are for Soviet clones of 11 microprocessors from the 80s I think?
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by vajrabum 6y ago
It seems kind of weird that the article doesn't mention feature flags since they solve pretty much the same problem and Fowler first wrote about feature flags as long ago as 2010. Both solutions avoid feature branches. Feature flags cr
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by vajrabum 7y ago
I'd guess that problem might go away if you make their bonuses contingent on a sleep numbers (along with the SLAs) for whoever has to run the application or it's downstreams whether that's a dev or an ops type. Base the numb
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by vajrabum 7y ago
From South Korea https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/coronavirus/maryl...
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by vajrabum 7y ago
Worth a read. “I don’t want to overstate, but we probably represent the largest global supply chain for Covid-19 supplies right now,” he said. “We are getting ready to fill 100 million-unit mask orders.” He being John Thomas the political o
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by vajrabum 7y ago
Leaving modeling up to the professionals is completely the wrong lesson. Time series forecasting from business, epidemiological or economic data forecasting is hard so you should always take the results with a large grain of salt. The profe
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by vajrabum 7y ago
That's only true if your prospective buyers didn't get shuttered too.
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by vajrabum 7y ago
How much higher are you willing to go? Where does herd immunity start, maybe at 70% immune? With a 3% death rate (optimistic with those numbers) that gives you about 7 million dead. Absent a vaccine or effective, cheap and widely available
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by vajrabum 7y ago
No, but hospitals are mostly for profit in the US so they don't. They run lean so as to make the best return on investment. That's also why we have as few hospital beds as we do. Most US hospitals used to be non-profit. When they
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Ford, 3M, GE and the UAW to build respirators, ventilators and face shields(techcrunch.com)
2 points by vajrabum 7y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Suspending Shipments to Warehouses Other Than Medical and Household Goods(popculture.com)
2 points by vajrabum 7y ago|0 comments

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