andreareina

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by andreareina 22d ago
If you're not yet familiar with it, I present to you the Datasaurus Dozen: https://www.research.autodesk.com/publications/same-stats-di...
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by andreareina 23d ago
# save the request headers for later because we don't yet know which one we'll need
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by andreareina 1mo ago
If bmi says you're obese, you very likely (~95%) are. The problem is that bmi only catches about half of people who are obese. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-69498-7
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by andreareina 1mo ago
Do you have a citation for that? I've had thoughts in a similar direction (specifically around the upper/lower intervention points) but have had no luck finding data.
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by andreareina 1mo ago
> Are you really going to review these small changes? So far the example I saw from agents are terrible. Full of drive-by, unrelated changes here and there. Mostly harmless or OK changes, but not focused. What I'm getting from tfa i
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by andreareina 1mo ago
Oh ffs you can't even answer yourself and have to delegate to the bullshit machine.
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by andreareina 1mo ago
I appreciate the ethos of your app but am uneasy. First, you have given me no reason to trust you with my data—there is not even a mention of data security, for all I know all my data would be hosted on a public firebase instance. Second, y
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by andreareina 1mo ago
XP had crapware trial versions but you could disable them and there were never ads on the actual UI.
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by andreareina 2mo ago
This is the Active Record pattern, I used to hear about it all the time. Don't know if the zeitgeist has changed or if I'm just around different parts of the internet these days.
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by andreareina 2mo ago
One use case: you adopted a (new?) formatter, now tracking the evolution of a line/its vicinity is a lot more difficult past that. So you apply the formatter to every commit since the beginning. Literally it's not the true history
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by andreareina 2mo ago
Amazing! I have the same MAC address on my luggage!
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by andreareina 3mo ago
The fundamental physics that underlie everyday life are known. We know that general relativity and the standard model of particle physics aren't fully compatible, but that's only at very short scales or very high gravity, thos
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by andreareina 3mo ago
Except I've not heard of anyone using them, either online or IRL. If I'm holding a wheel my head unit is close to where I'm already looking, and the focus shift is similar to (or less than) going from the wheel in front of me
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by andreareina 3mo ago
It's also doctors. Medlife Crisis on YouTube, Barbell Medicine, others. BBM have an article on priorities for overall health and they link to a tool maintained by one of the professional bodies on what routine screens to have done and
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by andreareina 3mo ago
I've received emails to my HME address from third parties. Bought something from Shop A, got the email confirmation from them, later got the shipping notification from Courier B, all to the same HME address.
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by andreareina 3mo ago
Not to mention that zooming in will make some listings disappear
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by andreareina 4mo ago
Do you remember why 1 bit more?
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by andreareina 4mo ago
Didn't the latest outage affect people not on us-east-1 because internal aws services depend on us-east-1?
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by andreareina 4mo ago
First enacted 1977 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Sam_law
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by andreareina 5mo ago
What does this offer over the refractometer he already has?
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by andreareina 5mo ago
I agree that total work is probably the more relevant metric.
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by andreareina 5mo ago
The equivalent in running is pace, at least on flat ground. I don't know that power would really be useful in running, the biomechanics of running hills is sufficiently different that I question the ability to make an equivalence comp
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by andreareina 5mo ago
AFAIK 5:4 is just the lowest ratio they've tested. Personally I use table sugar (1:1) and can sustain rates above 100g/h. Haven't hit the ceiling yet, don't really feel the need to explore where that is yet because excee
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by andreareina 5mo ago
Exogenous carbohydrate doesn't spare muscle glycogen, only liver glycogen.
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by andreareina 5mo ago
Actual outcome data shows that they're a net benefit, and it's not even close.
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by andreareina 5mo ago
"I can only do the job pretty damn well, not perfectly, so might as well not try."
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by andreareina 5mo ago
They are easy to steal and can cost multiple thousands of dollars.
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by andreareina 5mo ago
Registered, very likely—it's required and IIRC done at time of purchase.
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by andreareina 5mo ago
> Notably, some instances of back button hijacking may originate from the site's ... advertising platform I feel like anything loaded from a third party domain shouldn't be allowed to fiddle with the history stack.
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by andreareina 5mo ago
Surface quality is an input in that calculator.

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