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by buboard 7y ago
Whose safety is threatened by that law?
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by buboard 7y ago
> but people basically have no idea how courts work and that discovery is a thing are you saying that courts have become so opaque and inaccessible to voters that they exert their power as an impenetrable cabal ? Or that people need a Ph
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by buboard 7y ago
its not civil to call people lunatics because of their beliefs. and yeah, i said terrorism because it is a completely fickle, undefined term yet governments can use it to instill all kinds of violence. but when ordinary people use it they &
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by buboard 7y ago
at what point does this projection of judicial power against individuals in the name of safety (whose safety? whats really at stake here even?) become terrorism?
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by buboard 7y ago
He s known as the father of Neuroscience, i don't think he s underrated
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by buboard 7y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/AppIdeas/
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by buboard 7y ago
that depends on the definition of a good life
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by buboard 7y ago
surveillance state is the price we pay for a civilized society. abolishing that would mean , like 1% more crime. nobody wants to live in a world like that
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by buboard 7y ago
i would at least destroy the drives, dont care if that s illegal
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by buboard 7y ago
I just don't understand why anyone would want to exit vim.
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by buboard 7y ago
misdiagnosis usually ends in disaster
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by buboard 7y ago
I don't know
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by buboard 7y ago
> are the lack of facts in how CA melded elections CA's job was to meddle in elections, the question is if it's effective. there is very little evidence that it worked.
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by buboard 7y ago
In politics , the best manipulation campaign is to have a vision that moves people. Why are american Dems stirring again the CA pot? It s frankly bad publicity at this moment to blame everything to the evil bad actors. It may appeal to a sm
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by buboard 7y ago
Everyone, literally, is looking for different things. Most ppl try to extrapolate from their personal preference to the whole population, and think their place is somehow unique, but that’s wrong. And, barring extreme inbalances in gender r
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by buboard 7y ago
Does this mean that womens aspirations are wildly different than men in SV? How do they manage to be significantly more interesting than men? What do they do to become ‘crotch magnets’?
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by buboard 7y ago
The number of citations/references has ballooned as well. So, if papers stand on more shoulders , most of which are crappy shoulders, they ll make crappy science
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by buboard 7y ago
The public is oblivious at the moment because science still has credibility . It s going to take a major catastrophic misstep of science (which will inevitably happen the way things are going) for the public to lose trust
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by buboard 7y ago
This rings true. But I think basic science is poor on interesting ideas. Thats due to the pursuit of ‘minimal publishable ideas’ and consequent lack of conviction/long term perseverance. It’s easier to follow the next trendy thing rath
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by buboard 7y ago
There s enough cynicism in this topic for the whole year. No matter how you spin it, slacking and wasting your talent is neither healthy nor good. Sure, it's hard to admit it when your salary depends on it, but it seems the megacorp&#x
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by buboard 7y ago
> At this point the only entities large enough to make a difference are probably the NIH and NSF in the U.S. and the relevant EU funding agencies in Europe. I m really not sure about that as the publishing bubble coincides with the rise
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by buboard 7y ago
This situation is also absolutely devastating for modeling science. Pretty much any model can be "based on empirical studies" since just about anything has been found to be statistically "significant". Unconstrained mode
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by buboard 7y ago
being poor is bad, but being cushy is demotivating. “Experimental, innovative stuff” requires a certain level of hunger, or disregard for money. In both cases this person should seek elsewhere.
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by buboard 7y ago
Not accusing anyone
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by buboard 7y ago
Pytorch
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by buboard 7y ago
And how do you handle accounting/taxes? Esp if you are in Europe?
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by buboard 7y ago
oh cool, unfortunately in 6 years they ll be back to flat again
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by buboard 7y ago
> The documents reveal a much clearer idea of what actually happened in the 2016 US presidential election, which has a huge bearing on what will happen in 2020. It’s the same people involved who we know are building on these same techniq
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by buboard 7y ago
100% of the warnings i see are ad cookies from google. We get it google, you no longer need cookies to track us
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by buboard 7y ago
> There’s evidence of really quite disturbing experiments on American voters, manipulating them with fear-based messaging, targeting the most vulnerable, that seems to be continuing. Ironically, it's not clear which party they re re

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