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   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   While not exactly "the democrats", Planned Parenthood has a pretty dark history with eugenics and coerced/forced sterilization of members of marginalized communities. It seems to try and reconcile with its past though to impr
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   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   Qualified immunity is a mess; to sue a government worker for something they did on the job, a court would have had to of previously found, in a different case, that said something was unconstitutional, IIRC.
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   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   For someone to be solely responsible for such an invaluable collection? That doesn't sound outrageous at all.
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   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   Sure, stealing is bad; but honestly, don't underpay the person in charge of something so valuable! Besides that, this sounds like extreme negligence on behalf of the library.
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   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   Was anyone else tickled by the part where they say "Summers-Stay, who is good with metaphors, wrote to one of us, saying this:" and then they proceed to detail a simile? What irony, especially after that section on non-sequiturs!
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   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   Well that sounds like a very specific scene.
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   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   Step 1) Widespread, compulsory testing.
8. 98.▲
   by NautilusWave 6y ago

   I initially read the title as "Is Mathematics haunted or discovered".
9. 99.▲
   by NautilusWave 7y ago

   For personal use I've switched to 100% Edgium. The transition was mostly seamless, just know that your search engine keywords aren't automatically imported.
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    by NautilusWave 7y ago

    This is a weird title, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance technology was first used in the field of Chemistry for identifying the structure and content of molecules. The medical industry was later able to adopt it, under the name MRI, for medical i
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    by NautilusWave 7y ago

    This biomarker seems incredibly general; I suspect people with certain presentations of a mitochondrial disease would have the same biomarker.
12. 102.▲
    by NautilusWave 9y ago

    You can also right click a pdf > Open with > Word.
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    by NautilusWave 9y ago

    Mirasol display technology. I wouldn't be surprised if the display's colors simply weren't saturated enough to be marketable; but I still pine for a screen that I could actually see better under bright light instead of strugg
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    by NautilusWave 9y ago

    I know from personal experience that more than just "people with vaginas" squat for sex. Reads like a bad attempt at trans-inclusivity.
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    by NautilusWave 10y ago

    That was as far as I got into the article....
16. 106.▲
    by NautilusWave 10y ago

    I originally assumed this was about how heavy metal contamination affects natural language processing.
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    by NautilusWave 10y ago

    The US is not a democracy, it wasn't even founded as a democracy. You'll find pockets of it in certain state and local governments, but the US is a federal republic. Given the historical restrictions on who could vote and particip
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    by NautilusWave 11y ago

    I keep reading this as "Wargmans", like the war-mongering version of Wegmans or something.
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    by NautilusWave 12y ago

    It's nearly criminal that Douglas Hofstadter's 'I Am a Strange Loop' is mentioned nowhere in the article.
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    by NautilusWave 13y ago

    From what I can tell, edge caching occurs on AWS as well. http://techblog.netflix.com/2013/06/announcing-zuul-edge-ser... http://techblog.netflix.com/2012/01/ephemeral-volatile-cachi...
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    by NautilusWave 13y ago

    I think they do: http://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/netflix/
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    by NautilusWave 13y ago

    If Netflix is using Amazon Web Services to run its streaming operations, then how did Netflix even get involved in this bandwidth issue? Isn't that included in the bill they pay to Amazon?
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    by NautilusWave 13y ago

    Duplicate data entry.... ew.