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Comment #47293022
It should be at least "Put country first, then ask for zip code". 08036 Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 08036 Hainesport, New Jersey, USA It does make some sense to go from most genera…
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Comment #46750874
66 days 14 hours and 24 minutes (66.6 days) would have been a far more diabolical hang...
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Comment #45306933
I find that the tricky part of a good data analysis is knowing the biases in your data, often due to the data collection process, which is not contained in the data itself. I have …
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Comment #45298298
Oh shit I wasn't aware that this was the definition. Does this definition then include Philippines being from "The West"?
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Comment #44514155
I have been using Home Assistant for more than 5 years. The stability of the system has improved a lot in the last year. I don't recall the last time I had to reinstall or restore …
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Comment #42607491
Another physicist here, not an expert. This is my understanding of the work: The paper (and related papers) aims to unify classical electromagnetic (Maxwell equations) and gravitat…
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Comment #41373185
> s. Upon analyzing the distribution of Docker Desktop for Windows and Docker Desktop for macOS, it was discovered that running the Docker environment on these requires a lightweig…
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Comment #41087308
> 1.7 Before delving into code... Did the authors use an LLM to write or improve the text? I have no problem with that but I feel I'd like to know how much work is LLM based before…
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Comment #41084592
I agree they should shave that information. The nice part is that this information is standardized through the digital object identifier (doi). Ex: 10.14778/3611479.3611527 This do…
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Comment #40796887
Using intervals for measurements has some limitations. But for many use cases we do not need more than intervals, so it's nice to have convenient tools for them. Intervals are a co…
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Comment #40493728
I would believe those results if they had published the methods (including everything they were correcting for, etc) BEFORE starting the data collection. Otherwise I can argue that…
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Comment #39966826
The closest solution I remember to this happened roughly 15 years ago when there was a browser extension that detected pgp on Email bodies and was able to get public keys and encry…
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Comment #39959325
Fully agree. Switching from the time domain to the frequency domain is just like switching coordinate systems. If you have a signal with a single narrow peak in the time domain you…
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Comment #39910725
When I listen to speech synthesis systems from the 80s, like the one from Stephen Hawking, I feel they are easy to understand but "robotic", they sound all the same in a "robotic" …
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Comment #39872338
On Ubuntu there is a bug report asking to sync the 5.6 version from Debian experimental https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xz-utils/+bug/2055...
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Comment #39775561
I'm now amused by the idea of a malicious compliance linter telling me "you have an issue at your code, on line NaN"
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Comment #39109578
Isn't there a BLAS equivalent in go that could help here?
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Comment #37719606
When I had to study and memorize some text at school I used to remember the page where the text was written and then mentally read it. Some of those pages are still in my head (for…
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Comment #37477193
On Error Resume Next It never dies
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Comment #34422165
Last week I was travelling on a different country. I was mostly without WiFi and I bought a prepaid SIM card with some GB. TikTok ate 2GB of "background data" in two days, even if …