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Looking at my agenda for the next months is interesting; for example, in February, I have back-to-back concerts with @BABYMETAL_JAPAN and @LanaDelRey, and in June – a very metal month – I have concerts with @BABYMETAL_JAPAN and @RSprachrohr, and a psychology exam.

Posted on January 20, 2020 by status

Looking at my agenda for the next months is interesting; for example, in February, I have back-to-back concerts with @BABYMETAL_JAPAN and @LanaDelRey, and in June – a very metal month – I have concerts with @BABYMETAL_JAPAN and @RSprachrohr, and a psychology exam. […]

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Is there a universal rule that statistics software must be godawful to use? Did a simple F-test/ANOVA in SPSS and the hardest part was convincing it to let me change the labels on a resulting chart’s axes. This brings back dark memories of SAS…

Posted on January 19, 2020 by status

Is there a universal rule that statistics software must be godawful to use? Did a simple F-test/ANOVA in SPSS and the hardest part was convincing it to let me change the labels on a resulting chart’s axes. This brings back dark memories of SAS… […]

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How to migrate legacy enterprise applications to the cloud: capture input and output data, and use that to train a neural network to replicate the behavior. It’s still a black box nobody understands which provides garbage half the time, but it can run in the cloud now.

Posted on January 17, 2020 by status

How to migrate legacy enterprise applications to the cloud: capture input and output data, and use that to train a neural network to replicate the behavior. It’s still a black box nobody understands which provides garbage half the time, but it can run in the cloud now. […]

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I’m looking for something akin to Whizlabs’ trial exams for the OCPs.

Posted on January 17, 2020 by status

I’m looking for something akin to Whizlabs’ trial exams for the OCPs. […]

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Does anybody know where/if it is possible to do training exams for RedHat technical certifications? I need to do one but have 0% desire to study for it, so I’ll just do a trial exam and do focused read-up.

Posted on January 17, 2020 by status

Does anybody know where/if it is possible to do training exams for RedHat technical certifications? I need to do one but have 0% desire to study for it, so I’ll just do a trial exam and do focused read-up. […]

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