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by autokad 8y ago
I think its a hard case to sell that there is no benefit to oral health by flossing. I know for myself, food gets stuck in places that not even brushing and using mouth wash can dislodge. I dont want to be one of those 'i am a corner
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by autokad 8y ago
> "Seriously though. Almost every modern country outside the US is charged more for less." so you mean only europe. but data disagrees with what you said: https://www.businessinsider.com/countries-where-netflix
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by autokad 8y ago
I'm not speaking of dvds specifically, but products in general including books, medicine, etc. they still 'need' regions because they generally charge US customers more. more often then not, US has to pay cost + IP costs + m
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by autokad 8y ago
I don't think there are any evil companies. people are people, and they are pretty much the same everywhere. I think big tech's mistake was trying to pretend they were somehow better and is now getting called out on it.
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by autokad 8y ago
that makes sense because these numbers feel inflated to me. I think facebook only pays data scientists 135k range.
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by autokad 8y ago
> "This page suggests the number of 95+ mph fastballs more than doubled in 10 years" if true, pitchers have probably found a way to cheat which hasn't been discovered yet (not that batters aren't cheating either)
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by autokad 8y ago
the spitting one was odd to me, it seems totally natural. for the pine tar, I am with the pitchers again. if batters can use it to have better grip on their bats, seems totally logical for pitchers to do the same to their balls
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by autokad 8y ago
wow that border lines on age discrimination
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by autokad 8y ago
its hard to take the opinions of the pilots that fly them with complete confidence. they have a vested interest, their career is over if the f35 is over. On the low end, the f35 costs about as much as 5 f16s, which also have twice the rang
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by autokad 8y ago
since when is the a-10 sexy? its old and ugly but effective. there is no aircraft on the planet that provides close air support as well as the A10. not even most military brass that want to get rid of the A10 will admit otherwise. troops w
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by autokad 8y ago
i knew they were big, but oh man I didnt know they were that big, amazing
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by autokad 8y ago
now I have to control F a term to visually ignore results without my term. what is really amazing is how bad youtube search is. I can search for the exact name of a video, and it wont show up in the results. many times I have to use googl
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by autokad 8y ago
i definitely agree you should not be downvoted for offering an alternative perspective
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by autokad 8y ago
paywalls probably a huge part of it. I dont click paywalled sites
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by autokad 8y ago
I think the answer is obvious, someone helped her.
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by autokad 8y ago
I think the article hit on that a lot "To take 18-year-olds, and rather than try to turn that down and say “okay hold on, don’t be so moralistic. Let’s try to give people a chance. Let’s judge people as individuals.” That was the great
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by autokad 8y ago
I was curious to if this is true. but what does the data say? there were only 4 killed at kent, and anywhere between 1k-10k killed at Tianemen square. However, for 'more of a chance', you have to consider the denominator. http
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by autokad 8y ago
I always hated this argument. Its sort of like saying you need to take poison, so that if you ever get sick you can stop taking poison and possibly get better. 2ndly, interest rates were not very effective in these last recessions, the com
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by autokad 8y ago
I don't know what you think I could be conflating. the original post was that inflation is not as much of a risk as it use to be due to technology. ("Inflation is less of a risk now because of technology + globalization") if
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by autokad 8y ago
> "I have quite literally never heard this thought before" I don't mean this to sound harsh, but then you haven't been listening. Its a well known established fact that technology causes 'good' deflation. T
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by autokad 8y ago
I truly believe its these excessively large cuts that make it impossible for these platforms to really grow, grow to something actually substantial. I know what some are thinking, these platforms are extremely successful. this is partially
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by autokad 8y ago
i have that ideology, and I grew up from a very poor background. though, i personally dont see much merit in thinking much about things i cant control, whether they are real or imagined. i do it sometimes, but I always try to remember what
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by autokad 8y ago
I walk to/from work (about 40 minutes), so its nice to learn / stay up to date on things. I usually listen to data science related podcasts
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by autokad 8y ago
a company's valuation performance has always had a causal effect on business, even though academically it shouldn't. banks found that out the hard way at the end of 2008, when companies wouldn't do business with banks with fa
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by autokad 8y ago
> "it's partially artistic" When I view the moon with my telescope, I see the same haze. I think its earths atmosphere, not the moon that causes it.
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by autokad 8y ago
the latter. > "There's a pretty healthy market for data scientists in NYC." NYC does have a good data science sector, although as a data scientist, you have to admit the prospects are no where near as good as west coast.
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by autokad 8y ago
I'm a data scientist in Seattle and there was a very strong possibility I was going to go over to NYC. now thats not going to happen. Instead, (for example NYU data science grads) are going to be moving to the west coast, being much
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by autokad 8y ago
I think Google got its big break when yahoo used them and allowed Google to put a 'powered by Google' button. I clicked it and never stopped using google
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by autokad 8y ago
one thing I think would freshen things up, and its something I am going to try and push, is data scientist 'study abroad' or 'exchange' program. data scientists i know in one org will mostly do time series, and I mostly
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by autokad 8y ago
depends on what those logs are for. if they are for building houses, then probably yeah

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