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mjangle1985
2y ago
I still have an M1 Air. I love it. I considered upgrading but it’s hard to care to cause my M1 is just so good for what I need it for.
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mjangle1985
3y ago
WPF is probably your best bet for desktop UI if you want to stay in the MS ecosystem.
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DoltLab v0.2.0
(dolthub.com)
41 points
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mjangle1985
5y ago
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Hospital Price Transparency $10k Bounty Review
(dolthub.com)
2 points
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mjangle1985
6y ago
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mjangle1985
6y ago
"A lot" of the data wasn't sourced from Open Elections. Derek's claim is not true. As far as I know one user used Open Elections data for a portion of their total contributions (and attributed it in their PR). "Many
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Join the discord and hit them with some questions. I'm sure they'll be happy to answer you.
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mjangle1985
6y ago
New York is a great example of weirdness. New York allows candidates to be the nominees even if the candidates aren't in that party. So you had Joe Biden as the nominee for the Democratic Party and then Joe Biden also listed as the nom
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mjangle1985
6y ago
It's divided based upon total additions to the final data set I believe. They have github repo for their bounty board that shows that calculation I think. I think the final calculation is based on the percent you've added to the f
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Hospital data bounty is the only one they have running right now but that one is still early so there's lots left to do and plenty of data left to source. They are launching another bounty later this week for college course data.
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mjangle1985
6y ago
So data was accepted via pull requests. The maintainer will review a PR and either accept the PR or ask you to modify it to better fit their requirements or reject it. For example one of their requirements were no 0 vote rows. So that'
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mjangle1985
6y ago
I participated in this bounty, it was a blast. The team at Dolthub is great and extremely accessible on their discord. These bounties seem like a great use case for their tech. If you're into git and data (like I am) then these bountie
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US Presidential Election $25k Database Bounty Review
(dolthub.com)
145 points
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mjangle1985
6y ago
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mjangle1985
6y ago
>then why should physical life develop them? The comparison I've always liked is the "steam whistle set off by a locomotive". The steam whistle has no causal efficacy on the locomotive but is a waste byproduct of a steam e
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mjangle1985
6y ago
>t's also been effectively disproven since the cognitive revolution at least. How so? >Since we can understand ideas, take in / generate perceptions, and act in meaningful ways based on what we've understood That's
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Thoughts about Epiphenominal explanations of the mind? I'm a former philosophy student that had general interests Philo of Mind and that always stuck out to me as the most reasonable explanation for consciousness.
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Students Left Behind by Remote Learning
(propublica.org)
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mjangle1985
6y ago
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mjangle1985
6y ago
As someone who likes sites like reddit for the content sharing but hates the time sink the comments section becomes I love Pocket for delivering me highish quality articles and news that I don't have to worry about gettin sucked into s
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mjangle1985
6y ago
uBlock and Pi-hole. Name a more iconic duo.
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6y ago
> The rest of it is proprietary NVidia stuff. If you're using a Nvidia GPU sure, but it's still supported so I'm not sure what you were talking about in your original comment? Windows Nvidia drivers are also proprietary. &
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Linux has support for most GPU options. Most ML is done on Linux so it better well have GPU support.
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Collective wage and benefit bargaining tends to be the main focus of many unions. I'd say in the instance of this particular Nurses Union the union also advocated well and often for the safety of their nurses. So yes they do ensure wor
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6y ago
Just very generally speaking, a friend of mine works in a nursing home and is part of a nursing union. They work in PA where we had the same kinds of orders. Generally their working conditions have been safer than I've read about in ot
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mjangle1985
6y ago
What are you talking about? Is this a Mac vs Windows thing? I feel like OP was implying people should use Linux.
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Some sysadmin is worrying about keeping their job right now.
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mjangle1985
6y ago
So they're going to delete their location transmitting and tracking app Maps?
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The Billionaire Who Wanted to Die Broke – – – Is Now Officially Broke
(forbes.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
>It's when people are working till 11pm and someone says "I need to leave at 6 to make food for my kids" that the resentment happens. If everyone got off at 6, there wouldn't be any resentment. What would you propose
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Exactly, I very much doubt when OP was planning to have children they considered that very well established social norms that make our modern society possible (like traditional schooling and daycare) would not be an option in the future.
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Blindsight Strange neurological condition that could help explain consciousnes
(theconversation.com)
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mjangle1985
6y ago
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mjangle1985
6y ago
Why not just use a rubber band on your wrist and a sting each time? It provides the same conditioned response to not doing your work but you don't have to pay for it.
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