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Comment #30239947
Thank you, interesting!
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Comment #30239242
Ok sure, but how does it work? I clicked around your website but there doesn't seem to be a description.
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Comment #29799025
Minimum I've seen was 1.5g. Usually between 2 and 3.5. The issue with psychedelics is not that their ingestion might kill you, but rather what you will do to yourself or others whi…
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Comment #29243838
The typical SE path I'm familiar with looks like: 1. Write _anything_ that works. Dependencies, code quality don't matter. Code is idiosyncratic but can be understood by a reviewer…
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Comment #29231085
Try the Canadian Multilingual French layout on a standard QWERTY keyboard. à is \ è is ' é is / ç is ] accent grave is right-alt+[+letter and "specials" are right-alt+num (±@£¢¤¬{}…
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Comment #28663365
I see this is a WIP without support for the Scheme numerical tower, tail calls, continuations, etc. If you're looking for such features, Gambit Scheme can compile to JS with those …
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Comment #27958917
@dang the article link is broken, the above works for me.
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Comment #27888886
There's also Codeboot: https://codeboot.org/py/ which offers a single stepper.
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Comment #27535225
I get an error: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'canvas' of null
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Comment #27393500
There is a vast amount of unpublished research, not because of malicious intentions, but because it's either still ongoing, or abandoned, or postponed, or waiting for other results…
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Comment #27393444
Are you expecting a number? The joint probability of low-probability events is itself very low. I'm not saying you should calculate it like P(10 000 tails coin flip) * P(1 000 000 …
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Comment #27389471
We know enough to calculate a joint probability. Just update your estimate with new information. This should be pretty non-controversial. Everybody does this every day especially i…
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Comment #27389452
Let me make this clear: I don't know for certain what happened. But after updating my priors, I believe it's highly probable that the outbreak came from human error. Also, I never …
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Comment #27389220
It's the joint probability of everything we know. p(Epidemic started in Wuhan) * p(origin in market right next to lab) * p(lab is one of 3 in the world to conduct gain-of-function …
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Comment #27389203
You're taking this the wrong way. You have to update your priors and calculate a joint probability knowing everything we know about the origins of this particular virus.
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Comment #27389112
The calculation is simple and could have been made in early 2020. What's the joint probability of occurrence given everything you know about the origins of SARS-CoV-2? There is _ve…
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Comment #27389091
Anybody who has ever worked in a wet lab, or a lab of any sort, knows that accidents happen. All the time. Things catch fire, things are dropped, labeling issues happen, anything y…
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Comment #26216613
Clients do not support wireguard, but I wish. I use it for my own uses but there's practically no chance it gets approved by clients!
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Comment #26216401
Thank you for the references. I don't think I can explain it more succinctly than this: I ship fully provisioned VMs which contain all of the application code (web frontend and bac…
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Comment #26216291
I could ask for a TLS connection to internal databases. I'm evaluating options. Depending on clients, either solution can be too complicated...
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Comment #26215767
I "ship appliances" by sending fully provisioned virtual machines to clients. A connector (or gateway) is an on-premise piece of software that allows a machine on another network t…
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Ask HN: How would you set up a new B2B SaaS?
Hi, I'm looking to transition from shipping appliances to a cloud offering with some sort of connector for on-prem data queries. An obvious method would be to use site-to-site VPNs…