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holub008
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About holub008
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Comment #42310944
Has anyone found TPM/RPM limits on Nova? Either they aren't limited, or the quotas haven't been published yet: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/bedrock.html#l...
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Comment #42210761
The IWPR link from above (with data from the US BLS) suggests that the 320K women in construction trades represent 4% of the total field, implying that there are about 8 million to…
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Comment #40203501
Crazy, I wonder what AWS's margin is on these unauthorized requests? Questionable incentives.
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Comment #39593112
Seconded, only for our international contractors.
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Comment #38632524
Sorry about that! We had a high volume of applicants and needed to take the listing down for sanity. Please send along a resume to karl.holub at nested-knowledge.com
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Comment #38535165
Nested Knowledge | Machine Learning Engineer | Remote | https://about.nested-knowledge.com/ Nested Knowledge is building the future of Systematic Literature Review (SLR) by consoli…
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Comment #38514501
From a different direction, it was taught in one section of my university's data structures course. We were guinea pigs ( https://forum.dlang.org/post/km96ho$2grm$1@digitalmars.com…
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Comment #35243164
Good point, but headshots are essentially required in arenas other than job hunting. For a startup, it would be unprofessional to pitch investors without headshots of the founding …
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Comment #35243078
Does this dilute the headshot currency in the professional marketplace? If anyone can generate a flawless, idealized photo of themself, surely it reduces the signal headshots once …
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Comment #33265461
Right, MEDLINE's "tagging" system is MeSH, which is a large controlled vocabulary. MEDLINE does contain bibliographic data + journal keywords, but its real value add is MeSH, which…
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Comment #33257123
Content tagging in online systems has existed since at least the 1970s, with the earliest example I can think of being MEDLINE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MEDLINE
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Comment #33184233
Interestingly, the original piece is a later Beethoven Sonata, Op. 31 No. 3. The model has its styles down! https://youtu.be/P-Q5aBAw-T4?t=78
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Comment #30891551
> How else would you like them to state that without being overly verbose? "Our results suggest that some sexually transmitted parasites, such as T. gondii, may be correlated with …
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Comment #30891398
I was directly quoting the article and am not a domain expert. It is interesting to see some commenters here state that it isn't an STD. It appears this is an open question. https:…
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Comment #30891186
I wasn't implying infection was occurring during sex, but rather by being in the environment (many people stay around partners for more than sex).
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Comment #30891065
Perhaps it's because I don't frequent the literature, but I interpret that as "T Gondii. may [provided by our level of statistical certainty in MANCOVA] produce changes". Otherwise…
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Comment #30890919
How about correlation between attractiveness and owning cats? Attractiveness and having a larger number of partners, which increases odds of exposure to cats / T. Gondii? These hyp…
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Comment #30890839
Seriously, has the bar sunk this low? I was certain the authors would express caution in interpreting causality, but alas: "Our results suggest that some sexually transmitted paras…
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Comment #29500467
> Close to nothing of what makes science actually work is published as text on the web Unless there's some nuance I missed, I immensely disagree with this statement. I'm currently …
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Comment #26917252
I was surprised by North Dakota as well. I believe that bright spot corresponds to oil fields. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakken_Formation
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Comment #22679111
Thanks for digging into this- what a cool adventure! In your research, were you able to find GPS coordinates of the purported island? I'd be interested in taking a trip out to sear…
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Comment #22678240
Upon a little more research, in an NPR interview [1], Dickey does not claim to have exhaustively searched the island / proved non-existence: > DICKEY: We hiked in as far as we coul…
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Comment #22676858
Agreed on both of your conclusions. Looking at the island's topography [1], I'd be hard-pressed to believe there's a pond anywhere on that island, excepting maybe the northeast cor…
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Comment #19879507
There's a bunch of comments in this thread from people who did not read even the abstract of the study. Those 3 data points were used in a graphic, which is not relevant to the act…