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bacr

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    Comment #46264896

    GDPR isn’t enforceable against foreign companies. It is enforceable against subsidiaries registered within the EU. Living in Germany means you are doing business with Google GmbH (…

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    Comment #44951511

    Car sharing in Germany such as Bolt and Miles. The pickup and drop-off anywhere model is so much more convenient than the point-to-point or round trip model that zip car uses. They…

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    Comment #32196188

    What sort of programming did you use to work ok your mobility? I’ve been looking to do the same.

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    Comment #31329641

    It does indeed cover it, starting at the 35 minute mark. It’ll require some more digging if you want the primary sources they reference.

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    Comment #30820238

    I’d agree with this assessment. The American liberal arts education can do a fantastic job at producing well rounded and well read students. At the very least exposing people to ar…

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    Comment #29470941

    There has been a lot of work in this space, and it’s a lot of fun to read around and play with. The Magenta team at google developed a differentiable digital signal processing syst…

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    Comment #26929841

    I thought immediately of LightOns work: https://lighton.ai/photonic-computing-for-ai/ And this is very much already a vetted approach. They use photonics circuits to implement rand…

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    Comment #24737327

    My understanding is that the Julia community is quite interested in having SIMD via e.g. AVX “just work”. I recall reading this post on it a while back: https://juliacomputing.com/…

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    Comment #23910223

    My take is that most modern PPLs have language bindings in JavaScript/Python/R because they are explicitly courting analysts/data-scientists/applied-statisticians, or they are taki…

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    Comment #23464169

    The article does reference that Chinese study, as well as a more recent one from researchers in Italy and Spain. It is great to see the scientific process at work — building eviden…

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    Comment #23089754

    The point still stands. Rental caps mean it is very difficult to find a place to live in desired neighborhoods. Of course, you can find places outside the ring, but those would hav…

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    Comment #22241606

    Great timing: I just finished “Objectivity” the book she co-authored with Peter Gallison. It is a phenomenal work on the history of science, looking at the development of the conce…

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    Comment #21682464

    This was a thorough yet concise overview of the Structural Causal Models framework that has been gaining in popularity recently.

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    Comment #21637306

    Is there any chance the course material is available? I've been looking to better my Julia meta-programming. Most of the resources out there are geared towards other languages. It …

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    Comment #21023860

    You have to look beyond CO2 emissions to assess climate change impact. The IPCC land use report from this past August does exactly this [1]. The associated reporting is also quite …

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    Comment #20317818

    One thing this opens you up to is the average recommendation, which is biased towards inflammatory or click-bait content.

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    Comment #20224138

    There was a log-normal version of the Galton board making the rounds last month: https://stat.ethz.ch/~stahel/lognormal/bioscience.pdf It really clarified where a log-normal distri…

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    Comment #19360869

    One of the more remarkable results in 21st human genetics was that the top two PCs of a genotype matrix captures geography to an amazing degree [1]. This is the PCA of a N x M matr…

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    Comment #10919905

    Fun fact: they are nearly the same implementation. See: http://markmail.org/message/ktzomp4uwrmnzao6

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    Comment #8892953

    Those are fair points regarding energy expenditure for specific exercises. However, that doesn't take into account the effects of regular exercise on BMR. That normal exercise can …