Yes, as I understand it there is bias inherent in any dataset due to the fact it is a sample. Data dredging is just looking for that bias. You could do that, but then you'd have to confirm with a new experiment.
Ah, OpenThinker-7B. A diverse variety of LLM from the OpenThoughts team. Light and airy, suitable for everyday usage and not too heavy on the CPU. A new world LLM for the discerning user.
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I'm assuming your in the US when you talk about the black kids. How much do you think US segregation on racial lines in the 20th century has an impact on this?
This was Bryce Dallas Howard's first film so it was her big break, before that she had only done theater. Hopefully she got a percentage of the profit and some extra money for promoting the film.
Edit: Also worth noting that her father is Ron Howard so she probably didn't need the money.
I do agree. I've looked at code bases where the switch was replaced with virtuals and the like. It's kind of hard to navigate around the code when that happens. I think I'd usually rather have a completely separate path through the code rather than switch or virtual, making the decision at the highest level possible, usually the top-level caller.
They are really historically the same thing, but I think ray casting has come to mean ray tracing a lower dimensional thing like a map and representing the results in a higher dimension, like 3d space.
I'm using zk and the zk-neovim plugin. Works well, its easy to link between notes and navigate. They are future proof because they are stored as plain text. Would like to auto commit and push the notes to github every once in a while, but I've yet to set that up.
Why bother running a test pipeline at all? Why not have two production environments running in red/green, and always just run your e2e tests then flip.
I haven't looked at ClojureDart, but Flutter/Dart certainly had excellent hot reload, usually maintaining state and so on. Perhaps it's just the immaturity of this project. I do remember the hot reload might not have worked like a file watcher? I vaguely remember I had to integrate a server call into vim or something on save, but it was a while ago.
I think what you describe is preferable and is how I like to code in general, but then I find that the complexity comes from how these things communicate. It's not actually true in general that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts, but it's good to have a system that possess this property.
I agree and also feel like Students new to computer programming shouldn't be using Eclipse. They should be learning the fundamental concepts and their implementation, and having to learn a whole very complex IDE as well would just add to that difficulty.
I think you should add a link to and acknowledge the original on the actual game site. It's not really enough to link to your own github then have the link there.
Yeah those algorithms are numerically tested, haven't changed in years, and really fast. You can certainly get to convenient matrix manipulation in C++, but then your compile times will increase significantly.
It is good news if true, but we are rushing the trials of a new vaccine and then potentially going to give it to a large number of people. What if the vaccine has long term negative effects?
Don't forget cohesion. Microservices achieve the highest cohesion usually since the microservice does just one thing. It's reasonable to combine services together, as long as cohesion is maintained.