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albertTJames
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How they spin it as a duke achievement is ridiculously vain. They were not the one inventing the tech nor the first to implant it.
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That must be one of the more interesting blog post I have read in a long time. We need more solution driven people, great insights.
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Install conda then use pip ... does not make much sense. Conda is so clunky.
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Cases like this are just proof decentralised/deregulation argument would destroy the earth. Governments and international agencies need more power to control these behaviors.
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I have hard time imagining how this "unregretted attrition rate" (URA) works for very specialised position like research scientists. If you expect to lose even 1 of those per year it seem like the interview process could be a bit
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tldr: There is no other science which is based on the study of a tool. A computer is a tool and so cannot be the main subject of a sciencific field. Hence Computer Science is a bad name.
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The amount and quality of the professional/VC network available at the start make this pretty hard to emulate.
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This is the best role the Shanara lead actor got after the series.
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I feel this extends to other field. Its basically describing two of the big five personality traits conscientiousness and openness.
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This is misleading. Crypto is used by most ransomwares nowadays and terrorist groups have embraced crypto as a valid source of financing. That crypto is still a low percentage of overall illicit transactions makes sense, but give it 10 more
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The secret management seems overly complex, why not use https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/aws-secrets-controll... or https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/secret&#x
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Its surprising that a 3sigma results is promoted in such a way. It is not psychology.. in Physics we usually expect a 5sigma.
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World fairs were possible because labor was cheap and the west was rich.
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6y ago
This name triggers some deep and still ongoing trauma
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6y ago
As asked by the author, here is an example of application in medicine: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-17419-7
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AirPods Causing Tinnitus (600+ reports since 2019?)
(discussions.apple.com)
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“Seems” That’s all it is to you LIDAR fanboys. You simply do not know what you are talking about.
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Another very balanced piece ! I'm so glad this world is only filled with good and bad guys. The author seem to omit how much money customers of Robinhood made since its inception.
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another baseless musk bashing. Waymo doesn't have nearly as much data as Tesla. They're not playing in the same category.
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The republican party has no counterpart anywhere in the world. They are led by evangelical bigots and some of them even believe in QAnon conspiracy theories. It is the hideous face of inbred de-evolution of philosophical and political idea
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No mention of social media, facebook or any other platform. If the argument is that there was political misinformation before 2016 then of course, it has existed for centuries. I am referring to the spread of misinformation through social m
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Do you have any example ?
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Mercer/Bannon/Trump and co. are super spreaders of misinformation. They happen to also use facebook, but I dont remember any issues of "fake news" in elections pre-2016/brexit. So no, its not inherent to the platfor
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The study is mainly based on the results of this meta-analysis: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4103214/ which showed an increase mortality risk for patients < 30ng/L They seem to say the
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That is why I always keep the water running while I talk about my merge requests. People did not believe me.. Who's the paranoid schizophrenic now Dan ?!
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I am pretty sure every scientist would agree. But the issue arise because there are too many scientists/passionate/smart people for limited resources. What you are describing does happen for a selected few, the extremelly gifted e
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Social inequalities and limited access to higher education created a high barrier of entry. Economy was strong, positivist, the status of doctors was still high and they had more agency into how they spend their money, overall, assessment o
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"Approximately correct projection of world population by 2100, given that nothing horrible happens by then."
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https://mobile.twitter.com/Level3 (not an internet level, just a company :)
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Bravo ! Making the world a better place one y at a time !
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