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by calebm 9y ago
Isn't this referencing a control group? "Previous measurements of brain aluminium, including our 60 brain study [13], have allowed us to define loose categories of brain aluminium content beginning with ≤1.00 μg/g dry wt. as
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by calebm 9y ago
Me too :) I loved Serial Experiments Lain's foregrounding of things like power lines... many people might find them unattractive, but good art can change how you see things.
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by calebm 9y ago
They should just follow the Scientology path of suing the IRS like 24k times and hiring PIs to follow around IRS workers :)
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by calebm 9y ago
It's quite simple: they are executable code.
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by calebm 9y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/410/
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by calebm 9y ago
I went out to lunch with someone who knew their way around it, and I was surprised how far you could walk underground. It's kind of cool, too, because it feels like a secret, because it feels half-baked (e.g. one of the parts went thro
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by calebm 9y ago
I thought of the word(s) I was trying to think of: "presque vu" ;)
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by calebm 9y ago
"Thoughtfully, Fast Company asked McDonald about that. He replied, “We did surveys in the Latin American community to understand if they felt the name was a misappropriation of that term or had negative connotations, and 97% said ‘no’.
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by calebm 9y ago
> "As evidenced by the major backlash over the recent launch of a company called Bodega — where the founders and investors genuinely didn’t understand why the name was problematic — you don’t always have the best handle on how your
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by calebm 9y ago
No means no Apple.
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by calebm 9y ago
I definitely like offline note taking, but I don't know if it's a deal-breaker. I agree that Evernote's collaboration is weak (which is fine, Evernote's focus is personal notes - and I think it makes sense to have a note
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by calebm 9y ago
Same here, Cilantro does taste like soap to me, but I like it. I've found very few of the people who think it tastes like soap like it though.
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by calebm 9y ago
I actually look at the "employee" strategy as very similar to freelancing. As an employee, I see myself as a single-person business, and the companies that I work for are my customers. Just like a freelancer, I choose what compani
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by calebm 9y ago
Looks like "Evernote for teams"? Evernote does have some of those features, but I think a team-focused app like this makes sense.
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by calebm 9y ago
My question exactly. I still don't get it.
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by calebm 9y ago
"Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts." (Richard Feynman)
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by calebm 9y ago
Sounds like expert-level trolling ;)
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by calebm 9y ago
I must say, I like the logo and name.
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by calebm 9y ago
Who is John Galt? (I'm not a huge fan of the book, but it's so fitting here.)
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by calebm 9y ago
Agreed. I have a 2013 model, and decided to stick with it after seeing 16Gb is still the most memory available. I will not upgrade to a new Macbook until they have at least a 32Gb option.
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by calebm 9y ago
“The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane.” (Nikola Tesla)
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by calebm 9y ago
A plateau is...
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by calebm 9y ago
Reminds me of a website that seems in this aesthetic, though I would categorize it as more "David Lynch-esque": http://northernground.com/
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by calebm 9y ago
It's true that "shorter" waves would mean higher frequency, but "shortware" radio uses longer (lower-frequency) waves, relative to most other modern radio systems, so it is true that "fewer waves pass through a
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by calebm 9y ago
Seconded. I love audiobooks! It feels like a serious life hack - being able to read books while driving or doing yard work is like doubling my time during those overlaps.
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by calebm 9y ago
Both radio waves and light are just differing frequencies of Electromagnetic Radiation.
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by calebm 9y ago
I agree, but have a small caveat: math does typically strongly involve numbers, so in a way, it is about numbers, though it's definitely not about just memorizing things or blindly applying formulas. It just bugs me sometimes when peop
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by calebm 9y ago
If you start as a teenager, you'll get a healthy dose of Dunning–Kruger, and if you keep at it, your skills should eventually catch up to your self perceptions - thus avoiding the imposter syndrome all together (prevention is the best
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by calebm 9y ago
I wrote a little web app very similar to this last year: https://hypervault.github.io/ . The difference is mine was mostly focused on file encryption.
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by calebm 9y ago
Anyone know if the SNP list is publicly available? I'd love check my numbers against my raw 23andMe data to see if I'm smart :)

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