mmyrte

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by mmyrte 2mo ago
I am sure that this exists for other ecosystems as well - rustdoc, Documenter.jl and Sphinx seem to support this - but my experience lies in R: three of the Diátaxis categories map quite nicely onto R package constructs: - Tutorials are imp
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by mmyrte 5mo ago
Forgive my ignorance, but it seems that there is more information in the "explicitly inclusive" form than the "implicitly inclusive" one. Doesn't the existence of the inclusive form allow you to explicitly use a non
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by mmyrte 5mo ago
It seems like you would lose meaning by automatically replacing words, no? Why would you want to censor your internet experience, just because you find someone else's use of language awkward?
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by mmyrte 3y ago
I read it not as a self-diagnosis but as "I have tested positively, and moreover I believe in the veracity/adequacy of the test".
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by mmyrte 3y ago
TL;DR: In climatology, I know people are using zarr. However, I think columnar storage as in parquet also merits consideration. My thinking goes as follows: I'm trying to read chunks from n-dimensional data with a minimum of skips&#x2F
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by mmyrte 3y ago
"Orion" is developed by the people at Kagi, free, and blocks a lot. As soon as I'm earning a salary again, I'll be supporting them financially; super valuable.
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by mmyrte 3y ago
Have you thought of marketing at cities or public sector consultancies for modelling urban heat islands? Might be handy to prioritize climate adaptation measures.
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by mmyrte 3y ago
Are you sure you mean topological data science? I know that there are topological methods for classifying high-dimensional data structures, but this discussion is mostly geographical/topographical. Yes, it does describe a surface, but