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by anitil 5y ago
Inner West / CBD Sydney here...
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by anitil 5y ago
That is interesting. It sounds like this was just someone who was interested, but I can see it being useful having access to someone with research experience. I really don't feel capable of reading academic papers, so for me this would
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by anitil 5y ago
That was like magic.
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by anitil 5y ago
Oh woops I'll admit I didn't read that far down the wikipedia entry.
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by anitil 5y ago
Happy reader here, I enjoyed following along as it was written, and am now planning on reading it through as a whole.
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by anitil 5y ago
Because I had to look it up : > 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) > During the COVID-19 pandemic, Montagnier was a promoter of the conspiracy theory that SARS-CoV-2,
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by anitil 5y ago
> There aren't many examples of incumbent businesses doing it successfully Can you think of any that have? I'd be interested to see any counter examples
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by anitil 5y ago
> living out of Airbnbs for 5 years as as digital nomad Don't you find this stressful? Or are you just used to living with a bit of uncertainty?
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by anitil 5y ago
Ah so _that's_ why it was so good. So often I find these 'AI' systems are just smoke and mirrors. You have a great system, nobody is interested. Sprinkle on some 'ai' magic beans, and people are now throwing money a
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by anitil 5y ago
Do you think that documentary series will ever happen?
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by anitil 5y ago
It really depends on what you want from them. If you enjoy writing, then write. If you want traffic, then you can measure if they are or aren't generating it for you. I have a few thoughts on the writing itself, if you're open for
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by anitil 5y ago
I think OP is suggesting that if you wanted that you'd need to set it up yourself.
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by anitil 5y ago
And the 'e' in 'email' stands for 'evidence'
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by anitil 5y ago
Interesting, I'd never head about that. Is Wales historically poorer than it's neighbors?
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by anitil 5y ago
In a similar vein I often see people complain about the NHS. Obviously it has issues, and yes sometimes it doesn't cover something you think it should. But it is world-class both in treatment and research.
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by anitil 5y ago
This could be like the anti-paparazzi retroreflective scarves that celebrities wear to hide their faces
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by anitil 5y ago
I've heard similar stories where small suppliers are crushed by large customers. But how do you get around this? Is there a way of engaging with these big companies as a small player? Or is it just a fool's errand?
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by anitil 5y ago
He is so compelling!
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by anitil 5y ago
As a non-guitarist but one-time musician, why are guitar tuners needed? Other stringed instruments seem to not need them, and I never thought to ask. (Obviously you might need an absolute reference if you don't have absolute pitch)
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by anitil 5y ago
Aaah I thought it was reference to 'What the dog saw', which is a Malcom Gladwell book. Seems it's also a reference to that film
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by anitil 5y ago
> “professional board members” who sit on multiple boards but have never had senior executive roles involving profit and loss How do they get to this position without having been senior execs?
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by anitil 5y ago
> "cough that doesn't go away" for six weeks or so I had always assumed that was because I have asthma, I didn't realize other people get this as well.
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by anitil 5y ago
Seems like a fun joke
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by anitil 5y ago
And does this include things like positioning? I remember some buzz around indoor positioning in 5G, but I'm hazy on whether it was built in, or just general speculation.
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by anitil 5y ago
They're quite relaxing to watch! There's something so satisfying about mechanical linkages
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by anitil 5y ago
Gah I'm still sour about it! I know it's been, what, 5 years? But I'm still annoyed.
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by anitil 5y ago
I think it's a legitimate, if small, concern. There's a possibility that people participating would be more likely to take a roll of the dice. Yes it's stupid, but people do stupid things all the time, particularly when it co
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by anitil 5y ago
So often this is the case. Someone asks something unreasonable, and pushing back gets you marked as difficult. It acts as a filter, even if done unintentionally
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by anitil 5y ago
As a not-American, what is the racial aspect? This is a legitimate question, I only know about SF from HN, and this is the first time I've seen a reference to race.
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by anitil 5y ago
This is very similar to BMI. It is really a general measure that's broadly useful at the population level, but on the individual level can be wildly off. This isn't to downplay the usefulness of this measure though! It's simp

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