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citilife
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It should be: "Why <insert power generation> Will Never Be Inherently Safe" All power generating has some risk. The idea is to create a differential and capture the differential. Inherently, generating power means capturing
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citilife
8y ago
It uses http, not https for this -_-
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The Pay Scale
(austingwalters.com)
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8y ago
There's a good class at UIUC regarding signal processing: https://courses.engr.illinois.edu/cs598ps/fa2018/material.ht... Course is led by Paris Smaragdis, one of top researchers in the field of audio process
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And their children would reign after them, so monarchs are much more willing to take a long-term approach.
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There is no link provided
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I still don't understand how he is subject to U.S. rule of law if he: a) Isn't a U.S. citizen b) Not residing in the U.S.
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In 2016 the US imported $416B and exported $270B to the EU. Although $11B is a large number, it's a 2.6% tax on the total. More interestingly, is what they are taxing. Personally, I'd rather have tariffs than income tax. At least
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Capital One | Machine Learning Engineer | Full-Time | Champaign, IL | Onsite Capital One's Applied Research Team at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana campus is focused on unsupervised and semi-supervised machine learning. Whe
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Interesting, I had always been told it was pollution... I used to live next to a river and we always had tons of frogs. Then after a few years, almost all of them disappeared. I heard people claim pollution, but we were still getting our dr
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We did a similar thing, ask that no photos be posted, no discussions, etc. from family members Obviously, there are still "leaks", but clearly discussing it with people and explaining why usually is enough. Although we get some st
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The part I seem to be missing, is that most of the people working at Kickstarter are the top 2-5% of the U.S.. Their business caters to many people who want to start projects, who aren't living pay-check-to-pay-check anyway. I don'
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Based on the comments in the article, it's not really clear why the unionization is taking place? Anyone with an insider knowledge want to elaborate?
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IMO this should not be a federal issue. Each state or school district can set their own rules (thus provide the option to parents). This would pretty much make everyone happy. As most regions would setup the rules to best protect their chil
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Identifying a users via their typing style
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> For people downvoting this, consider that it can (and should IMHO) be possible for citilife to live in a system where this is the case, and for you to live in a system that meets your needs as well. I don't understand why so many
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> This is simply not consistent with facts. Is it really a "fact" though? I know there are studies out there and that it's a popular opinion. The question is, why? There are near infinite factors impacting "success&qu
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Actually, no it's not. The poor are taxed at the same rate as the wealthy. Regressive, is that they are taxed more. I'm suggesting that we take substantially more from the ultra wealthy; many of whom already pay <15% tax. I
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> About 75 percent of Americans favor higher taxes for the ultrawealthy. I for one, am glad the majority can't just decide what the taxes are. It's a balance in society, but the general rule I personally have is live and let li
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> Isn't that just because there are higher incomes in the blue states, and isn't it a democratic policy to tax higher incomes and transfer wealth to those with lower incomes? That doesn't necessarily need to be true, it ju
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> The interesting thing is the long term consequences might be that enough people leave NY and CA and move to traditional red states to change them to blue I think it's more that blue states tend to offer more social welfare and thu
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Tesla launches long-awaited standard Model 3 starting at $35,000
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The "sample" button at the bottom doesn't work.
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Define "success" and "didn't receive well in HN". I'd argue most of the most interesting projects I've ever seen are actually not successful. AKA they were received well, but weren't successful. I
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Funny story, our billing service was also collections. Meaning, the doctor / hospital earned X% of what ever we got, regardless of if you were in collections or not. So, we had no incentive to really negotiate in that regard. Arguably
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> Here's the trap: if you don't have insurance, you are not just hit with the high bill that represents what the hospital would pay an HMO, you're hit with he wildly inflated bill they send to an HMO in anticipation of bei
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_Without insurance_ you can see a doctor in the U.S. for relatively cheap. I'm talking, $100 for a clinic visit. I've done it plenty of times for less. The healthcare in the U.S. seems nuts because you are _billed_ for hundreds of
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You really really don't want to compare with the rest of the worlds universal coverage systems to the U.S.. Many places have way more significant wait times for treatment... Canada: https://torontosun.com/2017/02&#
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The issue I see with the EU, is that it's essentially centralizing all the "countries" into "states". Where by, each of the states will simply answer to the two countries with the most power. Namely Germany, followe
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I actually always describe neural networks as a robust taylor series. What we are trying to do by calculating the weights are matching the "plane" of your data space. In the case of classification, you may have multiple taylor ser
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