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by Hasz 9y ago
If you accept the idea that a penchant for math is randomly distributed among all people, then the odds of 55/56 men winning by chance are very, very, very low.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Maybe more specifically, the value of all these networks lies in the network part. The tricky part is convincing the people that will use it to become part of the product.
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by Hasz 9y ago
How much of this was "simulatable" -- either by Cadence or Magic? What's the average number of tries to get something right? How'd you end up in this business?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Between the effectiveness of chlorine and the simplicity of a pump, there's just no way I'm going to save ~8oz for the risk of explosive diarrhea. Having both diarrhea and having to walk back t the trail head to get help would be
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by Hasz 9y ago
The number of people with the experience, knowledge, cash, and who are not bound by NDA is very small.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Semester -- I would agree.
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by Hasz 9y ago
One of the challenges with global warming is the gloal effect. If you poison you own well, you better believe that the repercussion cycle is very quick. If you're dumping CO2 into the air like no tomorrow, there are no repercussions
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by Hasz 9y ago
Not only that, but certain fertilizers (like phosphorus) are in limited supply. The fact the US effectively subsidizes the dumping of these valuable micronutrients is baffling. http://web.mit.edu/12.000/www/m2016&#
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by Hasz 9y ago
As an undergrad, what's honestly needed is a variety of pace. I don't mind sprinting through a topic, but I can't do it for a whole class all semester. Students become complacent if you slow down permanently, but also fail to
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by Hasz 9y ago
Credit Suisse is not obligated too, but it's likely they will.
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by Hasz 9y ago
VIX rolled off ~75%. It's insane.
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by Hasz 9y ago
I'm amazed they sell all that info for just $150,000. I figure there's around ~125 major automakers in the world, maybe a dozen or two or so big enough to own their own labs. For each 23,000 page document, we're only taking ~
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by Hasz 9y ago
Interesting article (also something of a condensed version of his book, The Case against Education), and a couple of counterpoints. Caplan is making several seemingly-logical assumptions that most readers will miss. I will say that at least
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by Hasz 9y ago
*When both players are better informed. Allstate is the only player better informed. The % of Allstate customers that know their social media is being scraped to detect fraud has got to be incredibly small. If anything, this is asymmetric,
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by Hasz 9y ago
"The Revolution Will Not Be Televised", anyone?
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by Hasz 9y ago
NYT has a great writeup on the East Side Access tunnel. In short, the costs work out to 3.5bn/mile (!), there's ~200 "ghost" workers, and the usual spot of corruption and favoritism. It's a mess, and the MTA is defe
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by Hasz 9y ago
It's "just five years" compared to the "lifetime of servitude" connotation of slavery. Is slavery an awful, despicable thing that no one should ever endure? Of course. But 5 years is significantly shorter than a lif
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by Hasz 9y ago
My knowledge of middle eastern politics is not good, but how does Oman factor into this?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Not linearly. But at the point where you're turning away shoppers because they won't wait in a 30 minute line, cash registers will increase ROI.
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by Hasz 9y ago
As far as I'm aware, they're just culturing muscle tissue. There is no nervous system, and it is certainly not conscious.
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by Hasz 9y ago
I'm not sure where the equivocation comes into play. You can fully disregard the "There's absolutely nothing positive about smoking (including the smoker's pleasure)" and replace it with "There's absolutel
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by Hasz 9y ago
I don't include pleasure in my list of objective positive things. "What I enjoy and what you enjoy are probably different sets." is relevant insofar as pleasure is subjective, which is the opposite of objective. When I wrot
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by Hasz 9y ago
Easily, although maybe I should clarify. I probably should have written "objectively positive". People's enjoyment is entirely subjective. What I enjoy and what you enjoy are probably different sets.
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by Hasz 9y ago
If you're interested in a hardware solution, I've used the MH-Z19 CO2 sensor to great results. It's an NDIR (read:not electrochemical) sensor with a UART interface and temperature compensation. It will report up to 5000ppm an
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by Hasz 9y ago
I have an intense personal dislike of smoking. If more people are really moving off them, all the better. From the intrusion on others (second hand smoke) to the cancer, to the litter, there is absolutely nothing positive about cigarettes.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Some of Trump's advisers are not to be underestimated. Their brilliance is in using Trump -- who has off the charts emotional intelligence -- as a president. They frame the issues, he taunts and captivates the press. I would point to t
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by Hasz 9y ago
The bit on a moving license was interesting. One one hand, I'm sure there's a decent (if opaque) rationale behind it, whatever it is. On the other hand, it was clearly a burdensome and annoying regulation to jump through, although
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by Hasz 9y ago
I think the pitch is that they can be 99.999% sure their vehicle won't kill anyone, vs Tesla being 99.99% sure. If you have enough vehicles on the road, that .009% could translate into quite a few affected drivers. Geofencing constrain
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by Hasz 9y ago
I was looking around that site and the second graph shows a weekly median of $50ish/kB. At that .25kB rate, shouldn't it be ~$12.5USD per transaction?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Let Mexico take the manufacturing the US doesn't want -- heavy industrial, low wage, quick turn assembly. You get to cut China/SE Asia, boost Mexico, and provide a competitive advantage to US business. Imagine if Mexico had the ma

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