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by _3u10 5y ago
Your PhD is how you learn to produce original research. If you’ve produced original research you’ll defend your thesis if you haven’t you’ll have to try again. If your original research has commercial potential it will get you in the door i
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by _3u10 5y ago
It would depend greatly on their age, I would posit for that those over 65, any drug that killed less than 10% of the people who took it would be acceptable. Vaccines are part of a broader political debate, the problem in politics is people
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How does your ad hominem questioning of their expertise / how they became involved invalidate the results? The study reached its statistical significance goal, and thus the study was ended as it would be immoral beyond that point to co
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by _3u10 5y ago
Perhaps they were more interested in saving people's lives than waiting for the trial to conclude... I mean the downside is people are less depressed while on a ventilator.
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by _3u10 5y ago
I ran it through an AB test significance calculator using the upper bound for each. p value was 0.9972 and the power was 92.40% it's a significant result. "Variant B’s conversion rate (11.47%) was 30.08% lower than variant A’s con
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by _3u10 5y ago
I have a feeling their mod team bans more people than left because of the news. Even in hockey trash talk groups everyone is getting 30 day bans within a week or two of their last ban. Not sure what the moral panic is all about, no one real
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by _3u10 5y ago
ChAdOx1 is the guy who gets the girl lol.
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They sample the swabs and do full sequencing for those selected.
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by _3u10 5y ago
Monopoly over what? How does FB force users to use their products over their competitors? Doesn’t everyone on what’s app have a phone number that’s known to the people they have on WhatsApp? Couldn’t they just text each other?
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by _3u10 5y ago
When FB came out I thought, who puts their name on the internet? This is going to end badly.
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Nah, there’s plenty of containers for that. If they want a container they’ll have to buy something.
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by _3u10 5y ago
How do you think the CEO of flexport became CEO?
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by _3u10 5y ago
Wrong move. The container problem is way more of an effective tariff on China than anything else we could think of. The best part is every container impounded in the US is a drain on destinations that aren’t in the US like Europe.
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by _3u10 5y ago
The claim is usually that diamond is the hardest material, which for the most part it is. Strength is usually defined by the application and usually focuses on tensile / compressive strength. This is also why rebar is used in concrete,
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Most of the stuff Reddit is famous for would also get you banned here.
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by _3u10 5y ago
It is part of the government. Its not “owned” by anyone, similar to a non-profit. It was created by the Federal govt. It’s board of governors are employees of the govt. Similar to most major corporations the “ownership” is highly nuanced. I
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by _3u10 5y ago
When I was there the only death was at another warehouse, dude ended up with a fork lift fork through his chest. Friend of the family mopped of a colleague after a barrel of acid dropped from the top rack and split at the top of the forklif
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by _3u10 5y ago
Yup. I got the you never come in on time talk after 5 years of not coming in on time and mentioning that it’s not my jam during the interview. Was told I’d be fired if I didn’t fix it. 2 weeks later after not coming in on time I handed in m
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More income means more leverage.
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This is perfect policy, the Fed affects macros not individual stocks so it sounds like the government is doing something when it’s ensuring that Fed officials are only investing in indexes / macros which is where Fed policies are likel
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by _3u10 5y ago
I haven't worked in one owned by Amazon, but I've worked in a warehouse. As far as I know most of them are about 50C warmer than the ones I worked in, as far as I know, there's no 80kg amazon packages frozen at -25C so I&#x27
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by _3u10 5y ago
No one who is unable to breathe is asking their manager if they can take the day off, they're asking for an ambulance. Also, 99.9999% of the time a person has chest pain and difficulty breathing, it's indigestion.
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It's not, his manager isn't a doctor. I've never asked to take a sick day / leave early for medical reasons, you just take one.
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by _3u10 5y ago
Interesting. Here it's company to company, you can have benefits part time, but most don't offer it as most part time jobs are low wage. (Less likely to have bennies)
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by _3u10 5y ago
Have you ever worked in a warehouse? The last thing I wanted at 18 was not being able to earn 50 to 100% more an hour. Also what your proposing is what the company did to everyone who didn’t work overtime but instead focused on working more
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They look different but look at homo sapiens, the variance is quite a bit less. They definitely look like the same species to me. Also there’s a huge difference between a species doing poorly and the species changing its habits / domin
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We just expect different things from those sciences. Physical simulations go equally awry on the large scale, like predicting the weather a week out.
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The only way to win is not to play.
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I think the scientific consensus is what the article is taking shots at. Rather than the scientific method. The scientific consensus is largely political whereas the scientific method produces many results which are politically inconvenient
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Dude in BC they pretend a pod of orcas is a separate species because orcas aren’t endangered so they had to invent a species with 73 members so they could have something to complain about. Look up Southern Resident Orca

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