holub008

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by holub008 29d ago
Agreed, as an R and polars user. The fundamental advantage R holds over other languages/libraries is expressions. The ability to reference columns directly AND interoperate with vectorized base ops in R is unfair. Of course, this super
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by holub008 2y ago
Has anyone found TPM/RPM limits on Nova? Either they aren't limited, or the quotas haven't been published yet: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/bedrock.html#l...
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by holub008 2y ago
The IWPR link from above (with data from the US BLS) suggests that the 320K women in construction trades represent 4% of the total field, implying that there are about 8 million total construction trade jobs in the US. I'm not sure how
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by holub008 2y ago
Crazy, I wonder what AWS's margin is on these unauthorized requests? Questionable incentives.
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by holub008 3y ago
Seconded, only for our international contractors.
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by holub008 3y ago
Sorry about that! We had a high volume of applicants and needed to take the listing down for sanity. Please send along a resume to karl.holub at nested-knowledge.com
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by holub008 3y ago
Nested Knowledge | Machine Learning Engineer | Remote | https://about.nested-knowledge.com/ Nested Knowledge is building the future of Systematic Literature Review (SLR) by consolidating every step of the review process (se
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by holub008 3y ago
From a different direction, it was taught in one section of my university's data structures course. We were guinea pigs ( https://forum.dlang.org/post/km96ho$2grm$1@digitalmars.com ), but I recall the experience bei
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by holub008 3y ago
Good point, but headshots are essentially required in arenas other than job hunting. For a startup, it would be unprofessional to pitch investors without headshots of the founding team in the deck. Even in hiring, I'm willing to bet mo
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by holub008 3y ago
Does this dilute the headshot currency in the professional marketplace? If anyone can generate a flawless, idealized photo of themself, surely it reduces the signal headshots once provided: that you have the means to pay a photographer &amp
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by holub008 4y ago
Right, MEDLINE's "tagging" system is MeSH, which is a large controlled vocabulary. MEDLINE does contain bibliographic data + journal keywords, but its real value add is MeSH, which is used for search, related publication iden
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by holub008 4y ago
Content tagging in online systems has existed since at least the 1970s, with the earliest example I can think of being MEDLINE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MEDLINE
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by holub008 4y ago
Interestingly, the original piece is a later Beethoven Sonata, Op. 31 No. 3. The model has its styles down! https://youtu.be/P-Q5aBAw-T4?t=78
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by holub008 4y ago
> How else would you like them to state that without being overly verbose? "Our results suggest that some sexually transmitted parasites, such as T. gondii, may be correlated with appearance and behavior of the human host." I a
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by holub008 4y ago
I was directly quoting the article and am not a domain expert. It is interesting to see some commenters here state that it isn't an STD. It appears this is an open question. https://academic.oup.com/aje/article&#x2
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by holub008 4y ago
I wasn't implying infection was occurring during sex, but rather by being in the environment (many people stay around partners for more than sex).
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by holub008 4y ago
Perhaps it's because I don't frequent the literature, but I interpret that as "T Gondii. may [provided by our level of statistical certainty in MANCOVA] produce changes". Otherwise, what's the point of performing a
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by holub008 4y ago
How about correlation between attractiveness and owning cats? Attractiveness and having a larger number of partners, which increases odds of exposure to cats / T. Gondii? These hypotheses seem plausible enough that I believe the author
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by holub008 4y ago
Seriously, has the bar sunk this low? I was certain the authors would express caution in interpreting causality, but alas: "Our results suggest that some sexually transmitted parasites, such as T. gondii, may produce changes in the app
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by holub008 5y ago
> Close to nothing of what makes science actually work is published as text on the web Unless there's some nuance I missed, I immensely disagree with this statement. I'm currently in the biomedical literature review space, and
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by holub008 5y ago
I was surprised by North Dakota as well. I believe that bright spot corresponds to oil fields. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakken_Formation
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by holub008 6y ago
Thanks for digging into this- what a cool adventure! In your research, were you able to find GPS coordinates of the purported island? I'd be interested in taking a trip out to search myself, but doing a grid search of the whole island
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by holub008 6y ago
Upon a little more research, in an NPR interview [1], Dickey does not claim to have exhaustively searched the island / proved non-existence: > DICKEY: We hiked in as far as we could to try to find the center of the island, was unabl
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by holub008 6y ago
Agreed on both of your conclusions. Looking at the island's topography [1], I'd be hard-pressed to believe there's a pond anywhere on that island, excepting maybe the northeast corner. But, their story doesn't add up. Th
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by holub008 7y ago
There's a bunch of comments in this thread from people who did not read even the abstract of the study. Those 3 data points were used in a graphic, which is not relevant to the actual experiment performed. Their experiment focused on c