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lswainemoore

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About lswainemoore

email: lswainemoore@gmail.com; site: lincoln.swaine-moore.is

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    Comment #46625675

    https://lincoln.swaine-moore.is/blue

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    Comment #43701026

    That may be true, but if you look at the distribution it puts out for this, it definitely smells funny. It looks like a very steep normal distribution, centered at 0 (ish). Seems l…

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    Comment #42845748

    Those are not the right population metrics to compare. If you're talking full Bay Area, you might as well talk NYC metro area (MTA claims to serve 15.3 million [1]). Tokyo's even t…

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    Comment #42819017

    Why so negative? Given that the served population is conservatively a quarter of either of those areas, doesn't seem like a fair comparison. More to the point, I've been favorably …

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    Comment #42474689

    > I believe this sort of core knowledge is learnable through movement and interaction data in a simulated world and it will not present a very difficult barrier to cross. Maybe! I …

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    Comment #42474369

    They're in the original post. Also here: https://x.com/fchollet/status/1870172872641261979 / https://x.com/fchollet/status/1870173137234727219 Personally, I think it's fair to call…

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    Comment #35704980

    One reason you might not want to run it in production is if it's not a read-only query.

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    Comment #35443262

    Location: US (NYC currently) Remote: sure Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Python (Flask, SQLAlchemy, Django), JS (React, Next, AngularJS, Typescript), SQL (Postgres, PostGIS…

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    Comment #35432941

    SEEKING WORK | US | remote or in-person (potentially willing to relocate) Technologies: Python (Flask, SQLAlchemy, Django), JS (React, Next, AngularJS, Typescript), SQL (Postgres, …

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    Comment #29587553

    /* When it rains does it pour? */ SELECT date, wban, stn, year, mo, da, temp, count_temp, dewp, count_dewp, slp, count_slp, stp, count_stp, visib, count_visib, wdsp, count_wdsp, mx…

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    Comment #26919560

    Unless I'm misreading the link, those numbers (~600k/yr) are global. Still, staggeringly high, and concentrated in a region.

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    Comment #26482252

    Nitpicky/unsolicited UI feedback: I do a lot of double/triple clicking to highlight text as I read online (fidgeting, but also helps keep track of where I am). On your site, triple…

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    Comment #25414809

    OP didn't say it wasn't more portable--just that it being more portable doesn't always mean it's better. Sounds like for your use case, portability is very important and trumps the…

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    Comment #22594378

    Would be interested in hearing what heroku users are using for automated failover when heroku goes down. Obviously can't live in the application code (b/c that's unreachable at tha…

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    Comment #21540487

    http://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/fossils-3

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    Comment #21537981

    anyone have a good resource for finding groups interested in studying same stuff as you? meetup.com seems fairly limited on this front in my area (DC)

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    Comment #21006821

    Thanks! Glad to hear it. I will be an especially happy camper if this means that file folding works efficiently.

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    Comment #21000336

    Gitlab is great! Most major downside from my perspective is that the diffing functionality is much worse than Github's. Super slow + resource intensive.

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    Ask HN: Auditing a Class as a Non-Student?

    I'm a college graduate who'd love to take a couple college classes (math, maybe econ and computer science) in my spare time. I don't care about getting credit in any form, though i…

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    Ask HN: What short activities/projects have had the highest yield in your life?

    Long projects can obviously have high returns, but what have you done in less than, say, 5-10 hours, that’s had an outsized (positive) impact in your life? Can be in terms of satis…