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Federal Reserve can set interest rates based on the movements of Mars(zenodo.org)
2 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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R base plotting without wrappers(karolis.koncevicius.lt)
1 points by KKPMW 7y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 7y ago
> Great thread! I sometimes wish there was a variant of Hacker News that only had blog posts written by individuals. on lobste.rs around 20% of the content or more seems to be submitted by the authors. They have a separate tag which tell
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by KKPMW 7y ago
http://karolis.koncevicius.lt/ Read it if you want to read something about R and simplifying things. You can also refresh the front page for some random quotes. It's quite new and doesn't have a lot of posts yet.
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by KKPMW 7y ago
Some of those things are addressed in my favourite markdown variant - multimarkdown https://fletcher.github.io/MultiMarkdown-6/MMD_Users_Guide.h... The author has found a sweet spot between being very conservative with
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by KKPMW 7y ago
+1 from me for only using an email address. I was using commento: https://commento.io/ which is quite small and can be imported via one line of java script. However having comments encourages people to leave low-effort resp
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by KKPMW 7y ago
http://karolis.koncevicius.lt/
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by KKPMW 7y ago
Yup, the brain as "receiver" is an old idea, like you said. But your attempt at refuting it is quite narrow and has a lot of assumptions. One such assumption is taking evolution as an unchangeable constant. To me it seems like if
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by KKPMW 7y ago
This is more nuanced. And StackOverflow as a website themselves are part to blame. They cannot seem to make up their mind if they are there to help the people who ask questions, or if their task is to construct a database of problem-answer
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by KKPMW 7y ago
What is wrong with downvotes? Without downvotes upvotes loose their meaning. The number of upvotes would turn into a proxy for the number of people who looked at the question. From my experience - big part of new users asking questions do n
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by KKPMW 7y ago
I would urge you, or anyone who thinks that downvoting is toxic for this matter, to volunteer in moderating questions written by new users for a day or two. Once you see a constant flood of "I made app, here my 1000 lines of code (scre
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by KKPMW 7y ago
But nobody is holding anything hostage. When you use Brave, you can opt-in to display ads on your Browser, and while doing so still get ads from Brave. So the choice to cut-off ads from the content publisher is yours. If you think it's
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by KKPMW 7y ago
For me it's just https://www.reddit.com/r/all/ But you have to select "opt out of redesign" somewhere in your preference settings.
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by KKPMW 7y ago
Link to the full article: http://itestra.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/06_itestra_con...
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Concise and Consistent Naming (2005) [pdf](cqse.eu)
2 points by KKPMW 7y ago|1 comments
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by KKPMW 7y ago
Here it is: http://karolis.koncevicius.lt/data/old_reddit.png
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by KKPMW 7y ago
Officers separate kids from adults committing a crime. i.e. if someone was stealing a car and had a child beside them - the child would be separated after the arrest. In the same way when someone comes to the country illegally they are comm
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The War on Sensemaking(youtube.com)
1 points by KKPMW 7y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 7y ago
I am on the fence about moving over to ProtonMail since forever now. What are the reasons you highly recommend it?
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China probes unidentified ‘gel-like’ substance found on dark side of the moon(metro.co.uk)
3 points by KKPMW 7y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 7y ago
Started with tmux, but during 4 years of using it updates broke my config files several times. Then around a year ago turned to screen and am really pleased about the decision: no more config-broking updates; available by default on most sy
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by KKPMW 7y ago
APM ranges change the whole game. If you have low APM - one kind of units are superior. When APM get's higher - another unit might become superior. That is also why amateur players copying pro-players can loose to a "weaker"
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by KKPMW 7y ago
My personal favorite is "closer to truth". It touches on everything - math, biology, religion, philosophy, physics.
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A small list of lesser known R language tricks(karolis.koncevicius.lt)
1 points by KKPMW 7y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 7y ago
I would be quite a bit sceptical of "neutral point of view" emerging from two ideologies fighting against each other and the stronger one winning... To me it looks like the deeper problem is that there is little gain for a truly w
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by KKPMW 7y ago
My point was more about a big part of Wikipedia being ideologically biased. This Feminist Economics page was just an example. A lot of articles in Wikipedia are inside the battle ground for politics. I like to talk about it and point it out
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by KKPMW 7y ago
It's not even just political content or history. Take for example economics: There is an article about economics, obviously. And in its "criticism" section there is a long paragraph about criticism of economics from a feminis
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by KKPMW 7y ago
I like to think that we are actually living in a pure anarchy. The current state is just where it leads to.
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by KKPMW 7y ago
> Surely, even the most staunch supporter of the free market can admit that at a bare minimum, capitalism in this country is in desperate need of better anti-trust regulation to stop monopolies Not taking the position, but free market su
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by KKPMW 7y ago
> This YouTuber claims you can 3x your revenue by making videos over 10 minutes long (so you get more ads). This sounds like it should be true. It irks me whenever I see some commentary video about a minor thing dragged over the 10minute

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