'Microcanonical Hamiltonian Monte Carlo', by Jakob Robnik, G. Bruno De Luca, Eva Silverstein, Uroš Seljak.
http://jmlr.org/papers/v24/22-1450.html
#microcanonical #langevin #hamiltonian
@simon Batch has been working pretty well for us for a long time and didn't feel too hard to configure. You can be fairly flexible re instance sizes and where they're coming from if you want. Fargate also works well and comes up faster, but you're more limited in terms of CPU/RAM sizing etc., plus you need to handle cases where an attempt failed etc. (if you're launching them on demand).
@erictopol Same here on 1st attempt, 2nd attempt was via myturn.ca.gov, and led us to a rural pharmacy that didn't have the new vaccines. 3nd attempt at CVS at least resulted in a cancellation notice 2 days prior. 4th attempt with CVS a charm.
@RIDDLES Don't slip on one of those!
@mitsuhiko It's a compelling argument. But I think I'm rather putting up with 1000 warring admins than the next company that's going to be bought by some $B+ company/guy/whatever in 5y. And if it takes someone to snap and rebuild the protocol and front-end, that'll only happen if we're not all hogging some SF startup's social/monetization/whatever platform.
@drj I'll immediately add that to my list parser
@maosbot also good q would be where people would rather like to have those discussions on.
@JamesWidman that video reminded me of the overall vibe of the movie Koyaanisqatsi (Google got me nowhere recalling the name, but ChatGPT saved the day...).
@rygorous This is screaming for interleaved frames and fragments of David Attenborough's movies in there. 👌
A survey from Nature found that about half of scientists who used to use Twitter have cut back or quit it entirely & half are using other platforms. It's great to see you here instead! https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02554-0
@aras Hope you have a good recovery - the future of social media needs you!
Fun fact re: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea
this is an example. Leagues are one of them directional units. So that denotes distance traveled while under the sea, not depth below the sea that said travel happens at, something that was understood when the book came out, less so now when nobody uses leagues anymore
So basically the question here is, does Old Navy not know what characters are legal in an e-mail address, or do they very well know and specifically ban the + symbol specifically to prevent me from putting +gap in my given email address to monitor how they use it
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