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jeffdn

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About jeffdn

I'm a software developer from southern California, currently residing in San Francisco.

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    Comment #48376639

    It says right at the top, 35B active, 1T total.

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    Comment #46150354

    WandB and performance/scale, name a less iconic duo. There’s a reason many labs switched to Neptune.

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    Comment #45749280

    They don't run on Azure!

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    Comment #43859520

    VGT is 0% fossil fuels, ESGV is 0.54%.

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    Comment #43534491

    If all of the galaxies we see rotate the same way, are we “looking down” from a pole and seeing only those with the same rotation we have, as opposed to a more equatorial view that…

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    Comment #40386134

    I'd make sure to do an extended trial run first. Painful transition.

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    Comment #39524625

    I’d start by saying that the Russians aren’t winning the war, it is in a period of stalemate, like 1915 or 1916. Accepting tens of thousands of casualties for incremental movement …

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    Comment #39524386

    Is it a surprise to you that all of the countries that have historically been imperial subjects of Russia seek protection from the possibility of that eventuality coming to pass ag…

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    Comment #39524339

    The United States is certainly not solely responsible for the demolition of all of the factories of Europe. Sure, they played a majority role in the bombing of Germany, Czechoslova…

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    Comment #39229269

    In 1912, that's 1 representative per 207,000 people.

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    Comment #38366510

    A major contributing factor to the lack of realized benefits with electronic health records in the United States is that the interoperability specification, CCDA, is only loosely c…

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    Comment #38226629

    Are you sure that number doesn't include Vietnam?

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    Comment #38089193

    Absolutely! VMWare Fusion supports Apple Silicon (as do several other VM software, like Parallels.

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    Comment #36674469

    If you know which unit he was in, they often maintained their own histories which, in many cases, are separately available online.

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    Comment #36657689

    You can frequently get same-day delivery for a nominal fee, even within a few hours! My partner’s phone broke after she dropped it one too many times at about 7:30am on a recent mo…

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    Comment #35756355

    An even worse mistake is treating all three of those model layers as one and the same, which tools like Django REST Framework make it so easy to do. It all seems well and good for …

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    Comment #35607499

    In 1985, there were about 170,000 coal miners in the United States — the peak of over 800,000 was in the 1920s. There simply isn’t a comparison in the scale there.

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    Comment #35594871

    It absolutely works for all patterns!

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    Comment #35317989

    Both F-22 and F-35 have internal bays for weapons. Sure, they can also carry external loads that blow up their small RCS, but in a hypothetical scenario where that low RCS is still…

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    Comment #35202303

    ReTool is sorta this — I imagine that’s why they published this article!

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    Comment #35103890

    This seems like the kind of thing you could take to your skip-level or even higher in the management chain. A single new manager causing multiple long-serving employees to become d…

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    Comment #35065817

    From a book that was a real joy to read and take one’s first steps into the magical world of compilers —- thank you for writing it!

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    Comment #34752913

    No, coronavirus and many other viruses have spike proteins, that look a bit like spikes[0]. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spike_protein

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    Comment #34401620

    This is essentially what the “public option” in the original Obamacare proposal was — an opt-in publicly owned insurance company, which would compete with all the other insurers, b…