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I feel like one quickly hits a similar partial observability problem as with e.g. light sensors. How often do you wave around annoyed because the light turned off. To get _truly_ s…

> Il numero medio di patologie osservate in questa popolazione è di 2.7 (mediana 2, Deviazione Standard 1.6) It seems the above poses another question; is diabetes just confounding…

This doesn't seem too controversial of an opinion, haven't small modules already been at the core of a Unix philosophy? Once usage patterns emerge, these smaller libraries are comp…

Even so, what's the worst-case scenario in biasing towards lower speed and assisting your vision system with a knowledge base? You perform the task of vision 100% of the time drivi…

Interesting; the article resonates well. Thanks for taking the time to share.

I personally didn't encounter any problems whatsoever installing a clean i3, but for anyone searching a batteries-included version of the window manager I've heard a lot of good th…

Interesting, I haven't heard of (1) and (2) but as I've mentioned Roam Research also seems a good take on this idea. From my (recent) experience it appears their app is not yet sta…

The article seems to be a bit light on details for an "overview" of GNNs. It's an area I've recently been researching and they do seem to be gaining a significant amount of tractio…

Note-taking seems to have gained popularity on HackerNews over the past few weeks (or my attention has been biased towards these submissions, at least). I've long been interested i…

I find this to be the case with most pop-science books; the author's intention is to leave the reader with a feeling of having learned something rather than providing a full overvi…

I agree. Random data makes the tests less specific, so I'd wager the authors would probably also argue against it. Assuming you trust your unit tests, you can claim a passing test …

How did the detachment manifest, if you don't mind sharing? Did you try to find an effective way to combat the lack of motivation, or was it just a matter of returning back to the …

> surprised that only 20% of people responded that they struggled with loneliness while working remote. In my experience this number seems to be higher. Would you agree most lonely…

I don't feel this article brings too much new information to the clean code discussion table. As always, the advice is to strike a balance according to your best judgement. The sum…

I get where you're coming from with the 'inlined duck debugging' observation, however I'm of the opinion that explicitly commenting out "obvious" code chunks is usually fairly detr…