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by wwilim 3y ago
I test drove a 1 series in 2018 and it still worked like that
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by wwilim 3y ago
I worked for nearly two years on a skunkworks project spearheading the use of ML.NET in a part of the company that was run by classically trained data scientists using classic data science tools. You can imagine the pushback. On the upside,
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by wwilim 3y ago
That sounds like a two for one deal - your partner doesn't need to pay for the treatment, you just share a passionate kiss and now they too have the improved bacteria
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by wwilim 3y ago
Sleep underground during the day, crawl out at sunset and work through the night
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by wwilim 3y ago
If only everybody everywhere voted for left-wing parties instead of right-wing populists...
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by wwilim 3y ago
I wonder how the age at diagnosis affects your approach. I see people like this guy or Scott Hanselman going "science the sh*t out of this" and minmaxing their health, but AFAIK they were diagnosed as adults. I was 4 when I was di
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by wwilim 3y ago
Still better than telling you they want to hire you, then ghosting you for 2 weeks, and when you finally send a kind reminder, replying that "if you have other opportunities, feel free to go ahead"
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by wwilim 3y ago
I like putting it at the end of scripts that take a long time, it's hard to miss the script having completed this way
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by wwilim 3y ago
Is it just me or does .NET have the most sane standard library for dealing with dates? Until you get into timezones that is
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by wwilim 3y ago
The new Fleet code editor they're pitching as a competitor to VSCode works with separately running language servers, maybe there's a hack waiting to happen there
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by wwilim 3y ago
VSCode's file explorer tree is way too dense, though, the indents are not big enough by default
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by wwilim 3y ago
And be used as factotums if the investors ever notice they're good at getting things done. The amount of times my dad was asked to drive 5 hours somewhere to deliver a giant stack of paperwork to a local administration office to secure
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by wwilim 3y ago
I don't like this guy's vibe, but I'm left wondering if we aren't stuck in a heroic mindset, while thinking like a villain is just more efficient. It feels profound, uplifting and _right_ to challenge yourself, but after
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by wwilim 3y ago
Isn't subjecting oneself to feeling miserable kind of the point of religious fasting?
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by wwilim 3y ago
It feels surreal to hear this crap translated into English
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by wwilim 3y ago
Pray it doesn't regress any further
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by wwilim 3y ago
In the repo with the code, linked to from a sensible wiki that serves only as an index
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by wwilim 3y ago
It's all WebAssembly
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by wwilim 3y ago
My master's was in Convolutional NNs for language processing. I had zero prior knowledge and my advisor recommended I watch Karpathy's lectures[1] to get up to speed [1] https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkt2uSq6r
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by wwilim 3y ago
This sounds like Stig facts
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by wwilim 3y ago
Da ba dee, da ba da
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by wwilim 3y ago
Unix hacker approach to corporate drama, I like it.
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by wwilim 3y ago
Watch out for postpartum depression. If you see symptoms, do not hesitate to seek psychiatric care immediately. Do not fight back if the psychiatrist suggests a stay at a facility, it's the best chance to adjust medication and get back
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by wwilim 3y ago
The original Mindstorms connectors were actual bricks, about the size of two stacked 2x2 plates
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by wwilim 3y ago
I feel sorry for you, man. I have T1D as well, but pump supplies + CGM work out to something on the order of $200 a month in Poland. I am not even sure how much exactly, because I don't bother to count since it's not big money for
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by wwilim 3y ago
My favourite combo ever was infinite 5/5 dinosaurs
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by wwilim 3y ago
I'd start by replacing "1 hour daily" with "4 uninterrupted hours every weekend". 1 hour is not enough for a focused deep dive into anything.
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by wwilim 3y ago
If you wanted 0.66 units and got 66 units, I am pretty sure you would die. I would count on the tissue around the infusion site not having enough throughput to release it all into your system at once and swelling up. This would mean the pro
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by wwilim 3y ago
I nearly died in my sleep 2 years ago from about 10 units unexpectedly releasing into my system from swollen tissue left behind by a broken infusion site. What the author describes is potentially lethal. The thing is, there is no such thing
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by wwilim 3y ago
Blazor Server is even better for corporate intranet applications. Building monitoring/operations apps is insanely easy when you can just connect your UI components directly to a singleton state on the backend. I wouldn't even cons

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