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by _-__--- 11y ago
What is the difference between the two terms? I would venture that most people don't know. I know that I don't know.
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by _-__--- 11y ago
"bypassing speech? i haven't heard about that one[.]" ...is that because they bypassed speech?
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by _-__--- 11y ago
your statements don't conflict, it's just an interpretation of the term "very big." Lots of people are buying the softtops, but those people might not be the people still investing in high-end hardtops (if that's th
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by _-__--- 11y ago
But, of course: the relative volume of events is somewhat tapered by space-like interactions. Me not paying rent this weekend would mean a lot more to my present state in life - insofar as I am able to perceive it - than a hypothetical supe
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by _-__--- 11y ago
Saying that the brain is organized like the web is functionally misleading but morphologically correct. Both show strong "small-world" network topologies (short mean path-length, high clustering coefficients) but do not function i
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by _-__--- 11y ago
Tor as an OS-level feature may not spark the best reaction. It's been given a bad name ("deep web," silk road, etc) in mass media and many people don't understand it enough to think of it as anything other than bad. I th
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by _-__--- 11y ago
well, is it that Congress has 90 post-publishing date or are we counting from today?
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by _-__--- 11y ago
make that port automated as well. Provide a control system between them that allows for expansion.
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by _-__--- 11y ago
Has Sen. Sanders explicitly stated a more welcoming attitude concerning the status of Mr. Snowden?
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by _-__--- 11y ago
There is potential for uber infrastructure to self-regulate - continuously giving bad ratings to bad drivers will see them reprimanded in some fashion (I imagine). I've had (mostly) good experiences here in Boston/Cambridge; any b
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by _-__--- 11y ago
This is a good point - how do copyrights protect intellectual property from open source alternatives? I think that this is a really good thing to open-source, but the law can be tricky to navigate. Almost like you need a degree in it...
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by _-__--- 11y ago
habituation and potentiation related to the increased average bloodstream presence of either NT or hormone type may lead to observable behavioral changes, etc. Interesting!
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by _-__--- 11y ago
tokamak tomahawk?
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by _-__--- 11y ago
You think that someone would do that? Just, go to the news and tell lies?
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by _-__--- 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_Compounding_Center... The implications of dirty drug synthesis and medication compounding processes are dangerous and real. Deleted testing results are a red flag; however, kee
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by _-__--- 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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by _-__--- 11y ago
is this the return of smarterchild?
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by _-__--- 11y ago
I think that the outright banning of p-values is not the right way to go. The researchers that misuse them and the reviewers that apparently don't understand them are a much bigger problem than the p-value metric itself. What's ne
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by _-__--- 11y ago
I've been trying to piece this field apart for a while now, so here's my take on this: Each manifold is just a collection of points that can be locally mapped to some coordinate system. Furthermore, distances between points can be
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by _-__--- 11y ago
Go Boston!
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by _-__--- 11y ago
Pie charts aren't typically heaps useful when presenting experimental results, but I get your point. Stats in the biosciences are in a ~ish state atm. I agree with the article - just slapping down a bar plot of means and scribbling a p
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by _-__--- 12y ago
I think that this is great! Here's an idea, and one that may already be implemented (please tell me if you know that it is and who is doing it): One could set up a charitable nonprofit that uses HFT systems to maximize the growth of do
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by _-__--- 12y ago
WHAT?
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by _-__--- 12y ago
Curious - there are a lot of ways to say the terminal "so." I would have thought that ellipses (so...) capture the affect with which most people deliver it, but the hard stop actually adds a nice twang to it. I imagine the speaker
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by _-__--- 12y ago
ASSIMILATE
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by _-__--- 12y ago
Great pun, good idea, unfulfilled realization. I'd like to see this become something cool. Don't cock it up
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by _-__--- 12y ago
In the US, I do believe that this technology exists. Whether or not all shipping firms have adopted it, I'm not certain. As for the UK, I have even less of an idea. Either way, this fella had to call in each time a haul was transferred
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by _-__--- 12y ago
I was wondering how long it would take to see this posted again after the quake-on-a-scope thing. Not too long, I guess!
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by _-__--- 12y ago
Here's an idea that I don't have the wherewithal to implement: Take this location-based image service and pair it with something like artful (link is probably still on the front page) to give you imagery - not just maps - that are
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by _-__--- 12y ago
Was it the hex/oct -> dec conversions? ...yeah, that's all that I got too.

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