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I didn't say this election will do anything positive. I just said that we should strive for mutual respect.
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The full results are not in, true. But enough are in to know that Trump has won.
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Hello. Pretty disappointed.
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Yes, the article isn't very good. In essence, it reverses the direction of "holier than thou". However, it raises an excellent point. The United States is not going to get anywhere if half the country looks down on the other
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I will assume that gozur88 has some source on the 85% increase. If that isn't true, ignore this. A prerequisite for an 85% increase is some payment beforehand. If they had no health insurance, they wouldn't have been paying for he
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Perhaps flag comments. But I think that it is essential to have political stories be visible today, so that we can try to understand why the election results are what they are. I posted this particular story because I have seen what it crit
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See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography#Digital_messages
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The smug style in American liberalism(vox.com)
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Last year, I would have agreed with you. However, I have wholesale lost all faith in my ability to understand how politics works. I would have said that this country would never elect Donald Trump, reality TV star (I understand other things
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I think you are onto something with this. I like to consider all the compromises in the antebellum United States. They show up in the history books as great legislative successes, but in the end, a half century of dispute came down to a war
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Here is a survey of some extremely unlikely but entertaining outcomes. 1) Neither candidate gets 270, McMullin gets at least 1, either from Utah or a faithless elector. The "never trump" republicans in the House elect McMullin ove
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If that is your basis for voting, flip a coin. No single candidate is going to change that, and its not clear if it is even possible to revert so dramatically.
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Meh. The United States has been through some pretty rough times. It is, of course, impossible to predict the future by looking at the past, but it seems unlikely that this is anywhere near the "season finale".
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When you say analysis, do you mean you are working on unlearning the stuff you learned in it, or learning it to replace something else?
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I'm not convinced that such "old days" ever existed. I'm open to the idea, but the more I learn of history, the more it seems like the deals were the exception, not the rule. The system was designed from the beginning to
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This is not true for low frequency current.
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A Snapshot of Foundational Attitudes Toward Quantum Mechanics (2013)(arxiv.org)
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Thank you. Should be fixed now.
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Make one cool demo or write a post about something fascinating each week. Bonus level: twice a week. This week's: https://andars.github.io/dynamic-system/ Unsure if I can do it, but I am going to try.
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Visualizing Dynamic Systems(andars.github.io)
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FTA: "This is the first chapter of Michael Nielsen's book Neural Networks and Deep Learning." The book itself is CC BY-NC 3.0.
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Simulation as a Practical Tool (2009)(worrydream.com)
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Yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phased-array_optics
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Einstein spent ~8 years developing general relativity. Certainly not "all the ideas in one or two years".
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_(Unix)

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