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EconTalk: Ryan Holiday on Conspiracy, Gawker, and the Hulk Hogan Trial
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Radio-Canada is the french language arm of the CBC. It is television and radio, not just audio.
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Lynne Murphy was recently a guest on the Allusionist podcast. https://www.theallusionist.org/allusionist/across-the-pond
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$10,000 Stack Overflow Toxicity Challenge
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Or perhaps, over time, they have changed their minds. The principle of charity, it seems to me, requires that we take them at their word in the absence of evidence otherwise.
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So you have to join Facebook in order to not be tagged on Facebook?
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Try 'info bash', it's a lot easier to browse. 'info' by itself gives you a menu of installed info documentation. 'C-h i' in Emacs.
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Yes. Maybe it's time we quit obsessing over headlines, and realized that actually reading the article might be necessary.
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I've had good luck with De Atramentis Document Ink. Dries very quickly, won't smear when I set my beer can^W^W coffee cup down on it. I have been using it for years, and it hasn't screwed up my pen. I don't know if it i
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After you read "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd", I recommend "Who Killed Roger Ackroyd?" by Pierre Bayard. (spoiler alert: Please don't Google this book until you have read the Christie.) Bayard writes "revisio
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I assume the bottle was corked.
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Exit velocity and launch angle of the ball have only been recorded since 2014. 2015 league-wide. That's why this latest change is causing all this analysis.
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He might be a little biased, but Justin Verlander tweeted some R analysis on exit velo and launch angle 2014 v 2017: https://twitter.com/JustinVerlander/status/96939000476931686... Seems the balls are flying farth
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In the Wake of Wakefield
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We X-Rayed Some MLB Baseballs. Here’s What We Found
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From Vi Hart's FAQ Q: How do you pronounce “Vi”? A: Usually “Vi” rhymes with “Hi”, but the non-English pronunciation is often like “Vee,” and I consider that also correct. I will also answer to “Six” and “Not-Emacs”.
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Same with the scary devil monastery. You could post, but you needed to know the "chicken."
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Pizza: The problem’s not with the multiple analyses
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How an Ivy League Food Scientist Turned Shoddy Data into Viral Studies
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Particles: R implementation of the d3-force algorithm
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Quick glance at the results prior to 1900 shows that "lede" is not being used in the sense under discussion.
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"When your goal is to make something that looks like it was typeset by someone with an awareness of typographical conventions..." If by that you mean typesetting, I agree. Typing and typesetting are two different activities. LaTe
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Hacker News eats the second space. Which is fine. I'm not saying that typesetters should show two spaces between sentences, rather the edict against typing two spaces between sentences is wrong. Two spaces even has a (small) amoun
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I am an unapologetic curmudgeon who uses two spaces. Or rather, my right thumb does. I learned to type on an IBM Selectric, I use mostly mono-spaced fonts, and two spaces after a full stop makes perfect sense. I went thirty years between
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No he didn't. The "first name/last name" constraint is a straw man for didactic purposes. He's explaining why it never made sense.
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The electromagnetic spectrum is a limited and crowded part of the commonwealth, and citizens can require that it is being used in their interests.
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But verbing weirds language... http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1993/01/25
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This World Series Just Might Have the Two Best Teams, for Once
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Steve Jobs
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See also episode 193 of the podcast "Rationally Speaking." http://rationallyspeakingpodcast.org/show/rs-193-eric-jonas-...
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