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by yehosef 7y ago
>I think a fallacy, and this is not aimed at your comment, of intelligent design people is that because humans can't really comprehend the complexity of cells, biodiversity, and life chemistry, that it couldn't have arisen from
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by yehosef 7y ago
> We've never created a dinosaur in the lab like they did in Jurassic Park, does that mean no dinosaurs were ever spontaneously born? We're talking about one amoebae - try to make just one. Sorry I mentioned the Simulation hy
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by yehosef 7y ago
> pretty convincing conceptual pathway These phrases come up very often when discussing Origin of Life, but it's basically handwaving. It's like saying "we built a plane, which gives us a convincing conceptual pathway o
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by yehosef 7y ago
The problem is that once you start to appreciate the immense complexity in a single, most basic cell, you realize how far away we are from understanding how life got started. This article would be comparable to some future generation trying
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by yehosef 7y ago
This is one of the undersung benefits of ES in my eyes. Relevancy results requires tuning of the indices and queries and in most cases (that non IR-experts would program) ES will give as good results and be as easy or easier to implement as
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by yehosef 7y ago
>I've seen some claims online that, contrary to what Elastic recommends in their docs, a few machines with huge heaps (100+ gb) is the way to go, rather than many machines with 20gb heaps. Usually the recommendation is less than 32G
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by yehosef 7y ago
>There isn't really a way (that I'd consider sensible) to get periodic, system-level measurements such as system load, memory usage, I/O stats from logs. Why not Metric Beats ( https://www.elastic.co/product
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by yehosef 7y ago
Nowadays using something like elasticsearch is common for this and then you don't have to reparse it. It's already indexed and you can search for what you want. If you're going back to the raw text files, then you're ri
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by yehosef 7y ago
> if you're making a case for hard data analysis, i think you'll get people to listen more if you address everything systematically instead of falling back on "That's such a complete, outright lie - I guess my brain
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by yehosef 7y ago
1) There's no contradiction to being data-driven and respecting anecdotal reports. The entire fleet of 747 Max airplanes was grounded because what? Two planes crashed? Big deal - those were flukes, no? How many plane-hours were th
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by yehosef 7y ago
Welcome to the wacky-zany world of vaccines misinformation. Note - I don't claim anti-vaxxers don't have mistakes and misinformation - but it's coming for a different place. Anti-vaxxers are motivated by trying to save peopl
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by yehosef 7y ago
>why'd you divide 400 by 3M? the article says, per your quote, that there were 400 american deaths per year. but 3M infected americans _total_. there is no per year qualifier on that part. Because it's a hack article. From ht
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by yehosef 7y ago
It's just a mixup in numbers - the number of 1/2 per 1000 is often thrown around (perhaps that's global.. not sure) and the 400/3M are the US numbers from the 50's (pre-vaccination). The measles hits people harder
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by yehosef 7y ago
The misinformation/lies surrounding vaccine safety is nauseating. >Before the vaccine, measles infected more than 3 million Americans and killed more than 400 of them each year. One in four people who get measles are likely to be ho
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by yehosef 7y ago
This is fantastic - thanks!
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by yehosef 7y ago
Check out vizvax.com to see the dashboards.
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by yehosef 7y ago
Thanks - I just put up site vizvax.com so people can play with these visualizations. I'd be interested in feedback. One think I didn't set up yet with the reverse proxy is seeing the raw document from Elasticsearch. I'm pla
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by yehosef 7y ago
You can see the OSS and Free offerings at https://www.elastic.co/subscriptions . Real question is what are the Open Distro is offering: * Alerting - you can use ElasticAlert * Security - Search Guard * SQL - https:/&#
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by yehosef 7y ago
see https://grafana.com/blog/2019/03/28/everything-you-need-to-k... and the first part of the story it links to.
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by yehosef 7y ago
The features of the open distro are not enough to compare to the Elastic offerings. I think most are smart enough to see through Amazon's "generosity" and know that they (Amazon) are not a bastion of OSS.
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by yehosef 7y ago
"Don’t you see that the whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall make thoughtcrime literally impossible, because there will be no words in which to express it."
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by yehosef 7y ago
At least they are biased. You should refer to the CDC - oh wait... doh!
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by yehosef 7y ago
For those interested researching the reported adverse reactions: I created a repo with the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) dataset and some tool for visualizing with Elasticsearch and Grafana. You can see that that the MMR&#
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Using Elasticsearch and Grafana to Visualize Vaers Database(github.com)
1 points by yehosef 7y ago|0 comments
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by yehosef 7y ago
I personally agree with this approach - but it's in vogue in my experience. I liked https://kentcdodds.com/blog/write-tests
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by yehosef 8y ago
I'm curious if anyone here done any data analysis on the VAERS dataset from https://vaers.hhs.gov/data.html . I did some visualizations (ELK) and looked at some of the case descriptions. It was interesting to see which
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Node.js Zone Polyfill(npmjs.com)
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by yehosef 8y ago
>it's not a concurrent system. It's blocking and that's a problem for modern Web languages. PHP has had async for a while ( https://reactphp.org/ ) and more recently an extension ( https://www.swoo
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by yehosef 8y ago
And adults are safe?
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by yehosef 8y ago
Here's the article (or one of them) https://code.fb.com/core-data/scaling-mercurial-at-facebook/

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