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Congress often specifies the criteria by which grants are made, qualifications and funding priorities. Sometimes these can be very specific, eg "earmarks".
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Is Jevons’ applicable here? People only have a fixed square footage in their house that needs to be lit, and often negative utility to having rooms lit all of the time.
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2y ago
Perhaps if you have anything flagged in past 48h, it says so with a top banner that shows flagged submissions?
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2y ago
Yes, I have 30% failure rate in mobile, even when pinching. I always now check for "undown" or "unvote".
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AI 'hallucinations' in court papers spell trouble for lawyers
(reuters.com)
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Some believe this cut will be covered by the research universities and their associated medical centers. That may be true for a limited time, in a few institutes, for a small set of cases. However, it’s just a cut to medical research, and a
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There are electric cooperatives everywhere. See https://www.electric.coop/our-organization/nreca-member-dire...
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Hey Siri, Are You a Zombie?
(innovation.consumerreports.org)
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> A disabled person should probably not be manning ATC. This depends upon the disability and what reasonable accommodations could be made.
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You could also ask the developer to write comprehensive documentation and test cases, not only for the new code but also for the older code, to ensure the new one can replicate the bugs higher level systems depend upon.
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2y ago
Is there a visual editor and auto-formatter that would ease the transition for less technical folk? Ideally, it'd be a containerized web service with git integration, where proposed changes go to a branch.
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> Pornhub is the entity blocking those states from accessing it, as they choose to not follow the new law. Pornhub is in compliance: they decided to not participate in the states with those regulations.
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Why hasn't the ISP "market" provided a solution for concerned parents?
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In these cases, a clinician has already decided that care is needed. It is a third party, who is not responsible for providing care, that is making the final determination. This has little to do with the Hippocratic Oath.
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> The ACA mandates that at least 80% of premiums must go towards medical expenses. This is not precisely accurate. The medical loss ratio (80% for individual plans) can also be spent on quality improvement. There is a blurry line between
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An added challenge: Yubikey NFC doesn't work on iPad, only iPhone. USB operation also seems fraught. This has been so for 7+ years now. If Apple cannot get this to work with a closed ecosystem and the leading vendor, I think the techn
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I prefer OpenAI restructures as a multi-stakeholder "platform cooperative", which can accept direct investments. Members could be those who become reliant upon a shared AI platform.
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2024 Open Source Software Funding Report
(opensourcefundingsurvey2024.com)
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"God give me the serenity to accept things which cannot be changed; Give me courage to change things which must be changed; And the wisdom to distinguish one from the other." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Se
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The chemistry of Maya blue is fascinating since Indigo degrades quickly. To keep the color vibrant, now over centuries, it was encased in palygorskite clay. If you are interested in this topic, see also: Veiled Brightness: A History of Anci
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For accessibility, I prefer 80 characters. With a large screen, at a font I can read, there are about 83 characters before the line wrap. There are formatters though. The issue then becomes the git diff. This seems awfully like the tabs vs
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Pluto has a way to publish as HTML, even with some interactivity, via SliderServer. How is this different?
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Academic papers yanked after authors found to have used unlicensed software
(theregister.com)
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A linear model (liberal vs conservative) is not great. Consider a planar model with two dimensions: social and economic policy. Trump combined conservative social policy with populist economic policy. Harris promoted liberal social policy.
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More generally, from a public policy perspective, how do we tax product externalities, not merely population health impact of product use, but additionally the environmental impact, inclusive of production and disposal, wherever those costs
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https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3630106.3658996
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In each round of expansion more externalities happen; we just fail to tax the externalities to reflect the real world consequences.
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The planet's air and international waters are truly public resources, at least currently. I'm not sure if I would call them a commons. Speaking of which, Elinor Ostrom's book, Governing the Commons, outlines the conditions fo
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The return window should be time limited so that the uni shoulders some of the risk - that their degree has market value. Masters programs can be particularly egregious, they are profit centers where only a small fraction of those getting t
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I wonder how much will be open source, and how much is special sauce. https://github.com/dbos-project > This repository is research code and no longer maintained. The students working on it have graduated This is from &q
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