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I just cancelled my NYT subscription because of their actions, detailing the reason for doing so. It’s a very small action, but the best I can do right now.
Being 26 times less worried about something translates, at least for most things, for me, to not being worried about it any more.
* https://jossi.avkrok.net/Escher_0.png
* https://jossi.avkrok.net/Escher_1.png
* https://jossi.avkrok.net/Escher_2.png
The prompt was "A stained glass image of M.C. Escher working in his studio in non-Euclidean space", 600 iterations, 1024x768, and these are the first three ones it came up with. It's not perfect, but it definitely knows who he was!
Also, the jitclass things help somewhat. I use them as plain data containers, to work around the hideously long argument lists that otherwise would be required, but with no methods. jitclass breaks the GPU option, though.
@numba.njit(parallel=True, fastmath=True)
def w(M, a):
n = len(a)
for i in numba.prange(n):
for j in range(n):
M[i,j] = np.exp(1j*k * np.sqrt(a[i]**2 + a[j]**2))
%%timeit
n = len(a)
M = np.zeros((n,n), dtype=complex)
w(M, a)
The cumulative number of patients admitted to intensive care is 278, and since we had 510 intensive care before the start of the pandemic, that is not a problem at all.
Unless you have reason to believe that the ratio of patients requiring intensive care somehow has decreased radically during the course of the pandemic, the growth of cases is most certainly not exponential.
Regarding #2, what do you consider the problem with representing arbitrary precision decimals as numbers? That your javascript json parser converts json numbers to 64-bit floats? I'm not sure that that is really a problem with FHIR - see e.g. https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-bigint . Or is the problem that exponents aren't allowed?
About #3, how would you standardise addresses? ISO has been at it for several years and still not produced a standard. See e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4840928/iso-standard-stre... for relevant links.
Your fourth complaint is plain invalid. A period consists of two dateTimes, both of which specify time zones.
Number one and five I can somewhat sympathise with, though.
2): See another thread here.
3): Check out cpux86.js. In the start() function at the very end, the following section might be enlighting (even though it is a bit obfuscated by a javascript compressor):
function start() {
[...]
If=32*1024*1024;
ya.phys_mem_resize(If);
ya.load_binary("vmlinux26.bin",0x00100000);
Jf=ya.load_binary("root.bin",0x00400000);
start=0x10000;
ya.load_binary("linuxstart.bin",start);
ya.eip=start;
Edit: Easier idea might be adding ttyS1 and connecting that to a websocket on the server. Combined with something like socat or ppp, that ought to work. Since the console is already ttyS0 and connected to the js terminal, it might be doable even with the obfuscated source.