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Apple, Google, Amazon targeted by antitrust bill supported by DOJ(wsj.com)
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Amazon Glow Now Available, Connecting Kids with Remote Loved Ones(businesswire.com)
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Lumber rally cools with transport snarls easing, buyers balking(bnnbloomberg.ca)
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by clove 5y ago
Ummm, sorry sweaty, but he already said no, which means definitively the OP was wrong and that he knows better. Haven't you ever used twitter? But seriously, especially in the US, high-wage jobs create whole educational industries in 3
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by clove 5y ago
A within-subjects design would remove the influence of individual differences.
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Exxon Mobil is using excess natural gas to power cryptocurrency mining(bnnbloomberg.ca)
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Roku Is Winning the Smart TV Game(seekingalpha.com)
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by clove 5y ago
Ease of use. I haven't used it personally, but I'm pretty sure you can do everything with a mouse - no need to learn actual code.
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by clove 5y ago
I've used R for 19 years and do not have any other programming language ability. I am curious: What is frustrating to you about R relative to other languages?
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by clove 5y ago
I wrote my graduate thesis on something similar. One of my findings was that "hotness" was less important in male choice than female choice. More specifically, I found that men didn't care as much about the hotness of their p
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by clove 5y ago
My ex-gf was Korean and she assured me that fan death is scientifically backed. Her logic was that running a fan in a closed room can result in asphyxiation due to CO2 accumulation. But she said that this only applies to Korean rooms, which
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by clove 5y ago
Have you considered balancing out your estrogen with some testosterone? You could go on a low dose and get your strength back.
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by clove 5y ago
Who is the other person who has parked in the same place without moving for 11 years?
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US Federal Reserve raises interest rates for first time since 2018(theguardian.com)
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by clove 5y ago
"Their government doesn't work on 4-year competitive cycles like ours does..." Not that I don't agree with your idea that the CCP work on a longer time horizon than the US govt, but China does run on short-term cycles, n
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Zuckerberg: NFTs coming to Instagram “in the near term”(twitter.com)
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by clove 5y ago
Yes, I too wish to live in a society in which the rich can leverage their wealth to force others to listen to their propaganda.
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by clove 5y ago
The theory that we are living in a simulation is primarily based on Bayesian statistics, so I find the article's claim that those who disagree most strongly are scientists - the very people most likely to understand and apply Bayesian
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Videogame sales drop for fourth month amid hardware slowdown(seekingalpha.com)
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by clove 5y ago
Off-topic, but can you check the booking.com thread again? Or perhaps give me your contact information?
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by clove 5y ago
And I was downvoted for asking the question.
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by clove 5y ago
What's the point of the third paragraph? To protect yourself from criticism?
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by clove 5y ago
This really is the worst type of article. What are we supposed to learn from this? Are TSLA shareholders supposed to find use in this? Or perhaps it is for people who are looking to gain influence on Twitter? Is there actually an audience f
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by clove 5y ago
Doesn't work for me here in Japan.
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Amazon Announces 20-for-1 Stock Split and $10B Buyback Plan(barrons.com)
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Conservatives win back power in South Korea's presidential election(thehill.com)
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SEC proposes rule changes on cybersecurity and reporting hacks(newsfilecorp.com)
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Alibaba: Too Big to Succeed(seekingalpha.com)
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by clove 5y ago
Since when did a Gaussian distribution have valleys?
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by clove 5y ago
You have bought into a logical fallacy - a common one pushed by the many people who have agendas for whatever reason to dismiss IQ (and thereby all psychometrics, in practice). If you are really interested in understanding IQ, which is not

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