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by alan-hn 2y ago
And that pollution of tire degradation is one of the biggest sources of particles from cars
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So what data should they use? Decisions need to be made and they need to use the info they have on hand. Sure, more is definitely better but perfection is the enemy of progress. I don't know if they ever state that is the end all be al
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by alan-hn 2y ago
You mean since COVID when people lost their jobs? Kind of a self report to associate it with BLM instead of the obvious and most studied answer: poverty
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That's only the last two years and does not negate over two decades of data showing a downward trend
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Not just lead but a well studied mechanism of crime is simply poverty. The more poverty, the more crime. Crime rates are very highly associated with material conditions
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As I stated elsewhere, this is very recent and does not negate the overall downward trend happening since the 90s
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by alan-hn 2y ago
That doesn't negate the trend of the past two decades of decreasing crime rates, that report is from 2022 and 71% is not big enough for me to think that is has a massive impact on recent numbers. You can also go on violent crime and mu
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That is why I mentioned "general violent crime"
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My entire life police haven't done shit. I'm in my mid 30s from the midwest
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I guess something else to note is that a lot of people will perceive people on the street with mental health issues or experiencing homelessness as "crime" During the pandemic less working people were out on the streets making the
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Murder is almost always reported and has been on a decline, along with general violent crime, since the 90s
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This isn't surprising, fox news and other news networks barrage their viewers with crime reports constantly telling them crime is on the rise, then when this report came out they said "but doesn't it feel like crime is on t
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Why do you think they would set limits below the LOD for existing techniques? I assume the EPA of all organizations understands current chemical analysis technology
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Science is a process not a result. The process works
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Exploit people for their time and labor That's the only real way to become a billionaire
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by alan-hn 2y ago
I know, I'm in academia. But this silence is why these things keep happening. PIs hold power over their students to keep them in line, through letters of recommendation to networking and post doc/job offers. We need to work to cor
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Name and shame
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by alan-hn 2y ago
For those of you who have decided to down vote, the person I'm replying to edited their post silently. It previously did not contain the acronym "IBD" but rather "IBS"
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Is it really hacking to steal a physical device and access the unencrypted hard drive? Weird title
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The US has a boner for retribution and punishment for the sake of punishment. Its one of the reasons we have the largest prison population on the planet
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by alan-hn 2y ago
IBS is not IBD IBS = irritable bowel syndrome IBD = inflammatory bowel disease IBD includes conditions such as ulcerative colitis and Cohn's disease IBS and IBD are very different in mechanism and symptoms
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Why are belts inherently inefficient compared to a chain?
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Have you ever rode a bike with a $10 derailleur for a long time? I'm guessing there are differences in part durability
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https://archive.is/dET3m
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Whenever I work with large datasets I use a small subset of the overall data to do testing while I build the pipeline, this avoids long run times and allows for quick iteration while I get things set up to run against the full dataset
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by alan-hn 2y ago
A large part of pistol squats is balance and the strength of supporting muscles, general movement like boxing training would absolutely help with that
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Barbell squats or deadlifts, squats will hit hams, quads, and glutes along with supporting muscles and spinal erectors Deads hit mostly glutes and hams, almost no quads, but a bit more back involvement I recommend doing both, personally If
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by alan-hn 2y ago
Sometimes I need to run my code in small pieces for testing and evaluation, I do this with multiple smaller scripts. Data can be saved to files and this accomplishes nearly the same thing as a notebook without needing to have the notebook e
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Writing a normal script
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Yes, I have a lab notebook and I work in a lab. However I use folder structures to organize my scripts and as for graph outputs I save them as files. In my line of work I generate hundreds of graphs for data analysis verification and a note

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