MollyR

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   by MollyR 12y ago

   I'm not sure if I understand this correctly. Are you saying connections should matter or a meritocratic method (no connections) is better ? Should society bother to even try to change the way this works ?
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   You're right. I apologize for my use of the word underhanded. I don't really think there was malice or sabotage of other people's work.
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   Honestly I don't know of any official channels to get a study. I was friends with a Principal Investigator(PI) at a Biology Lab, and he let me run a personal sample. He also ran his own, and then we talked with some other PI's abo
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   Yes! Deficiencies could occur from multiple sources as well. I found out from my doctor I was deficient in vitamin D and calcium probably due to diet I'm allergic to milk. So I started taking vitamin D and calcium supplements. Later I
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   I agree with some of the other sentiment. It's probably due to connections with various people. I personally don't approve of such underhanded tactics in the indie scene. When I was part of the indie game scene in the beginning (
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   I agree about letting our brutal tendencies out. I don't agree with the redefinition of violence from physical harm to include cyberbullying. Bullying is correlated with acts of violence, but violence and bullying are different things.
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   I might be missing the forest from the tree's. The paper talks about how it seems researches are "hacking" (their word) p-values.If the researchers lack the ethics using one form of statistics, what is really stopping them fr
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   This is really interesting not just from the security angle. I read http://www.amazon.com/Bad-Samaritans-Secret-History-Capitali... this book recently. It talks about how South Korea became an technological powerhouse so qu
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   Just curious, why the downvotes ? On the welcome page, it says it's okay to say thanks, am I missing some unspoken rule about Hackernews ?
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    thanks for these links. They seem extremely interesting.
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    There is an interesting south park episode about this. It ended up with police drones brutally destroying civilian drones. I think it was parody of violence occurring during protests. However it still made me wonder, whether drones will bec
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I used to be like the person you're describing. I had such a hard time with actual software development, until a few years in, when all the theoretical knowledge "clicked". Then I was able to always make consistent gains in d
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I'm going more by there security practices in general, not really one in particular . https://www.ets.org/gre/institutions/about/security/ I think if academic integrity is huge issue, perhaps we sho
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I don't particularly like the idea of harassing possibly innocent students. Innocent students might be under pressure with no proof of innocence, since they assumed to be guilty. They might do a cost/benefit analysis and admit gui