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Comment #49220835
This would be a better link for the article to match the title. https://nasserboan.github.io/clvkit/user_guide/the_shrug.htm...
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Comment #49141448
Where are you selling them?
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Comment #49111021
DAGs are used in scientific workflows like snakemake. I wonder if such pipeline engines are use in LLM space.
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Comment #49107357
What's the deal with Amba eating in Iraq? It seems out of place as it's spicy source condiment. Okay... There's a whole Wikipedia about this topic! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Am…
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Comment #49104033
Plenty of research is performed by non PhDs. The main difference is reproducibility and peer review process.
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Comment #49090250
I think all viruses do to some extent. We refer to them as DIPs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defective_interfering_particle List includes RSV, flu, sc2 and of course hiv
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Comment #49063373
I'm not a big fan of puzzle games but these are great. Are the clues hand coded?
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Comment #48975844
There's plenty of viewers, I think even MS used to offer free MS Office readers. We need interoperability between MSOffice and everything else. But were stuck with MSOffice because…
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Comment #48900318
> EDIT: It's very funny, I've asked the same thing on Reddit and over there 14 out of 15 comments advised me to take the job offer and here on HN the first 3 out of 3 comments tell…
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Comment #48877825
Australia is limiting / banning non competes for certain workers https://www.mlc.org.au/whats-changing-with-non-compete-claus...
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Comment #48830034
Which distro are you running? Perchance did you run the shell script in alpine Linux (docker)?
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Comment #48758201
I never considered the two are linked. Any research or modeling that shows this is true? Is it generalisable to other countries...
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Comment #48754679
It appears the scientists or someone close to them have created a wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpudCell I don't think I've ever seen researchers do PR like this directly. Int…
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Comment #48703616
I think you forgot to post a link?
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Comment #48680664
Posit (previously RStudio) has a few tools to easy dependency problems such as rig. Ive switched completely to conda handling my deps for R. Especially nicer on Linux systems as th…
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Comment #48680123
Bioconductor (another R package repo) has stricter rules for submissions, such as minimum requirements for documentation. CRAN should adopt the same set approach. Even widely used …
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Comment #48595337
Clever joke. FYI Mousa is the Arabic pronunciation of Moses.
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Comment #48511024
> There is an interesting third group emerging: People who acknowledge the quality problem, but think they can deal with it by applying more AI to the output. Ah yes, the known unk…
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Comment #48454044
What is your ERM of choices? Opinion on EPIC?
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Comment #48431465
Great article. While the definition changes, the expertise shifts and with it the field. Computers eventually became statisticians and data scientists. Printers became graphic desi…
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Comment #48410349
Agreed, the paper describing the methodology uses basic techniques, no mention of AI or LLM usage. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41541-024-00950-9 Its bizarre and even frustrati…
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Comment #48365567
Notification requests add to decision fatigue, which can lead to bad things.