Libbum

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by Libbum 9mo ago
I predicted this back in 2004 as an angsty teenager: https://evilschemes.livejournal.com/3007.html
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by Libbum 3y ago
It is surprisingly good! Not clear if you can go without a manual step where you need to change the likes of SPEAKER_00 to Bob and SPEAKER_01 to Sarah, but I've not had it mess up on me at all transcribing 2 hour long conversations bet
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by Libbum 3y ago
A set of clay tablets that depict the Sumerian/Babylonian epic of creation. https://whispers.neophilus.net/
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by Libbum 4y ago
You may have been reading a different version of the documentation. Documenter.jl outputs are dependent on the code actually running (and it's the package DifferentialEquations.jl uses to build its docs).
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by Libbum 4y ago
An additional thing to understand here is that PFAS is not a new boundary at all in the context of the planetary boundaries framework - they fall under the already defined category of Novel Entities. Since that's a catch all category f
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Agents.jl v4.0(juliadynamics.github.io)
2 points by Libbum 6y ago|0 comments
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by Libbum 6y ago
https://audiobookstore.com/ has a pretty extensive range of DRM-free titles.
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by Libbum 6y ago
That's interesting! Care to share your fail2ban config for this?
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by Libbum 6y ago
Yeah, this is the crux. Here's a comment from one of the devs when I asked about the polynomial vs NN basis: The answer is quite simple really. Classical basis functions suffer from the curse of dimensionality because if you tensor pro
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by Libbum 6y ago
I certainly agree with the NNs are used as hammers point. Until coming across the UODE concept I was of the opinion they were more parlour trick than anything useful. Here though, I could see some validity. These comments are appreciated -
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by Libbum 6y ago
I'm not entirely confident in answering that directly, so perhaps you can check my reasoning here. If F is completely unknown, perhaps you start training with a 10 dimensional polynomial basis. What is the (computational) cost of obtai
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by Libbum 6y ago
Since the network only acts on a small portion of the entire system, we can constrain it in such a way that dramatically simple NNs work just fine. `FastChain(FastDense(3,32,tanh), FastDense(32,32,tanh), FastDense(32,2))` (from [0]) would t
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by Libbum 6y ago
To respond to both the parent question, and this comment: indeed, this is black-box optimal control in essence. However, this method is just one small aspect of the SciML [0] ecosystem now. The article is a little outdated in that sense. On
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by Libbum 6y ago
I mostly read scientific papers. Quite a good number of them are two column. Haven't come across k2pdfopt before - I'll check it out, thanks!
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by Libbum 6y ago
Version 1. But as I say, the hardware is good. Version 2 will have even better hardware specs, but the operating system I suspect will be the same.
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by Libbum 6y ago
I wouldn't recommend this. PDF support is horrible, particularly if you have a two column layout file. You cannot correctly zoom in far enough in most cases - in the sense that zoom is possible, just absolutely impractical. Without tha
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Agents.jl – A performant Agent Based Modelling framework(juliadynamics.github.io)
1 points by Libbum 6y ago|0 comments
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by Libbum 7y ago
The British Museum are working on digitising their collection with 3D scans and high resolution imaging. The catalogue is slowly coming online, an example: https://research.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_onlin...
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by Libbum 7y ago
There are efforts to do exactly that. The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative [0] has some interesting projects you may wish to browse [1] as an example. [0]: https://cdli.ucla.edu/ [1]: https://github.com/
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by Libbum 7y ago
For android I use "Listen Audiobook Player". Automatic progress tracking for multiple books, and generally all round great for daily audiobook usage.
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by Libbum 7y ago
I would strongly suggest serving this landing page via http/2.0 - your 504 requests over http/1.1 are currently taking 3.5 minutes for me to load 2MB of data. https://ibb.co/5BWrqbx
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by Libbum 7y ago
My biggest project, it's about 6k loc. So maybe that's not what you meant by 'big', but many of the others here have listed a lot of closed source apps. https://github.com/Libbum/Odyssey/tree&#x
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by Libbum 7y ago
Fair enough. It's taken me a while to understand how he works, and certainly I can see your point. His passion for the project helps the community immensely in many ways and can be spotty in other aspects as a consequence. That's
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by Libbum 7y ago
An ellie app to play around with: https://ellie-app.com/6YQNRR4MmmZa1
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by Libbum 7y ago
> There is a lack of leadership and community building in this project. ... All issues on Github, all posts on Elm Discourse get no response. This is completely the opposite in my experience. There is a massively strong hierarchy of lead
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by Libbum 7y ago
There's an Andriod client for that: https://github.com/zeapo/Android-Password-Store#readme Plenty of other extensions, managers here: https://www.passwordstore.org/#other
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Anthropocene now: influential panel votes to recognize Earth’s new epoch(doi.org)
2 points by Libbum 7y ago|0 comments
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by Libbum 7y ago
Finished my PhD in quantum computing three years ago now. My first post-doc was in laser-matter interactions. We had an experimental team that were focusing PWs of power on to ultra-thin films and separating the substance into its constitue
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by Libbum 8y ago
Rather than using reveal.js, perhaps consider the GUI version at slides.com? Beamer is a great tool as well, there are some really nice themes for it. My favourite is Metropolis: https://github.com/matze/mtheme The mar
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by Libbum 8y ago
This is really cool! Simple and very effective. Well done.

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