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alimw
9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_capture_and_storage
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alimw
9y ago
Haha it's always better to trade away other people's time :)
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9y ago
Is your point that it's hard to take in all of that in one go? Because I think that might be his point too.
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In many countries including mine, it is the state that pays into drugs companies anyway.
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9y ago
I suggest that you google for papers about the application of AI or machine learning to (your chosen area of) healthcare. You are likely to find many already somewhat understandable to you, since authors who want to be read by medics will w
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What marks my biggest failure as my biggest failure is that there is absolutely nothing to be learned from it.
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I think the theory is it's easier to get into rows on social media and harder to back down. Without the context I'd say it sounds plausible, but since it's from Plod it would be surprising if it were true.
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9y ago
> Given the cultural norms around dating require men to initiate the conversation 95%+ of the time If that is your impression it may say more about you than the world around you. But of course I don't know where you live. > there
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9y ago
But for those already poor, their lack will matter more.
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9y ago
Surely every dollar, physical or not, can be said to be 'backed' by the assets of the issuing institution? Assets that are most likely government or corporate or mortgage debt, implying a stake in real state apparatus, business or
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I was not warned that the entire second half of the film, about an art project, would be considered off-topic.
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9y ago
Please no more downvotes by people who clearly haven't watched this film all the way through, or who somehow avoided ever seeing Justin Bieber's.
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9y ago
This precedes Justin Bieber's video for "Where Are Ü Now" by a couple of years.
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9y ago
> Zombie apocalypse arrives tmw and most guys here will be lunch. I have seen those movies and running from the zombie is clearly a better option than wrestling it.
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9y ago
> The article reads a little bit like a remain fantasy - Brexit will be a disaster and then people must come around to my way of thinking! The article makes its prediction based on higher rates of death in old people.
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9y ago
> UK gun restrictions are relatively recent (~20 years). This statement is misleading. Yes there were gun laws made twenty years ago, as there were ten years before that, twenty years before that, thirty years before that ... right back
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9y ago
I am not using 'ball' to describe a neighbourhood, you are using 'neighbourhood' to describe a ball! From your own link: In a metric space M=(X,d), a set V is a neighbourhood of a point p if there exists an open ball wit
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9y ago
> 1. A neighborhood of a point p in a Euclidean space is the set of all q such that d(p, q) < r, where r is some radius greater than 0. Isn't that what mathematicians call a ball rather than a neighbourhood? A name which rather
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It's more useful to those designing the game than to those playing it. Auction sites, financial regulators, traffic planners...
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9y ago
Where do I sign up?
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alimw
9y ago
On what basis are you calling this assertion "clearly not true"?
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> Very surprised to see this on HN front page. From the abstract and the first author's name, I guess this might be relevant to game theory? which tends to be a hot topic.
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This comment gets closest to the heart of things. Such costs can only be imposed by the state, but the state has limited power/desire to do so.
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9y ago
I've heard Bob May say the thing to do is to start off thinking about the problem yourself to see how far you can get before doing the reading. But the reading has to be done.
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9y ago
You might do all this stuff---exercise, socialise, work---and not begin to approach the root of the problem. I'm suspicious of the article's conclusion for the same reason. Exercise might distract, and might postpone the onset of
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9y ago
A "preferential attachment" process can model this effect more simply.
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Thanks! My problem is based on a straightforward constant-coefficient diffusion-advection equation, but there are complicated boundaries and I'd like it to work in six or seven dimensions (given time and a big computer!). I have read
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This seems to be all about ODEs. Has anyone got any recommendation for a good PDE solver? One that might run a problem having more than three spatial dimensions? (and ideally callable from Python)
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OK if that's as much sense as an anti-pedant can make, I'm gonna side with the pedants.
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Adopting this scheme might really lead to improved code quality.
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