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Being killed is a type of dying, it's not different to dying.
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The Sun and the Moon have a big enough impact to make the our planet spin, orbit the Sun, cause tides, etc.
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They were commenting about their personal feelings, as am I. Neither of us have stated we think YC will do badly because of it. On the other hand, while I don't think it's bad enough for YC to suffer massively, they have presumabl
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I think you're missing the point of parent comment (or at least the point I'd be making) - it's not that those descriptions make it seem like the business will fail, it's that those descriptions make me not care whether
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Please note that I wasn't addressing the end of sentence up-speak itself, as I'm none of a) a woman, b) someone who speaks like that or c) someone who's read any research into the subject. I was just pointing out that "h
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I've no idea if the the vocal trait being discussed is cultural or biological, but there is a difference at least between the two areas: the two sexes do grow physically different vocal systems, which can be heard in voicecs and seen o
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Surely having ADHD would only give insight into whether it can be learned by someone with (that type of) ADHD, it doesn't speak to whether it's natural or learned for other people - just as someone who has a physical disability no
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> Thomas and Alito favour obviously expanding the use of capital punishment and view most litigation related to it a liberal plot to undermine the justice system Have they talked/written about it being a "liberal plot" o
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I know nothing about Music Brainz, but isn't it inevitable that something with humans involved will sometimes have errors? Is there such a thing as a restaurant that doesn't sometimes get a customer's order wrong, or a team o
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I don't know the data (or this area particularly well generally), but intuitively I would expect induced demand to be seen in the majority of cases of roads being updated for increased capacity. Not because of a necessity that any capa
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From the article: > VLA15 is the only active Lyme disease vaccine candidate in clinical development today, and covers six serotypes that are prevalent in North America and Europe. This investigational multivalent protein subunit vaccine
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Shall we stop bothering about the past 1000 years of medical advances while we're at it, since the human race was surviving fine without? What point are you actually trying to make?
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UK actually went from "Challenge 21" to "Challenge 25" a few years after the former was introduced, so most places have a policy of asking for ID if you look under 25 now - a 7 year margin. Though the extent to which sta
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Is the 97% for how many were executed that way, or for how the warrants were issued? Could it be that they're just defaulting to asking judges for the more permissive version of a warrant so that they have it in case something makes th
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That doesn't necessarily indicate whether or not she's a better swimmer than she would be if she'd started later than 6 months old, though - maybe the first months were entirely pointless or maybe they're why she's
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The median is specifically the mid point of the data set, so it won't be "any number between 0 and 2", it will be one specific number depending on the data set. If you look at ten people with 2, ten people with 0, and one per
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Worth noting that the second discussion was originally linking to https://www.reddit.com/user/SaveVideo/comments/oimo6y/the_en... before Reddit had responded.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27831902
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I suspect there are at least a couple of reasons unrelated to her music (which I admittedly don't know much about myself) why she gets particularly disliked - the fact that Lennon had been part of one of the, if not the, greatest bands
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It's equally possible for a company's security team to do a shit job, that doesn't mean companies should not think about security. If those governments are doing a shit job it's an argument against doing it badly, not ag
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He's the guy interviewed in my second link :) Very interesting person indeed, though I've met two unrelated people who've worked with him and both had great things to say about his science, not so great things to say about hi
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Just to be clear, I wasn't recommending GHB as something people should try over alcohol :) It was just the first drug name that came to mind that has some similar effects and that's quite popular as a recreational drug. Gabapentin
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There are plenty of well known drugs, some illegal without a prescription some illegal entirely, which mimic parts of alcohol's effects. For example GHB https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma-Hydroxybutyric_acid Ther
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The concept of lowest common denominator isn't really exclusive to Reddit, communicating through any medium there will always be more people able / willing to understand (or just to spend the time getting through) something short
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That's fine if the text you're copying spells out the URL, but often it will be just a word(s) that are hyperlinked, so if pasted as plain text the software you paste into has no idea there was a URL linked at all. (But I too wish
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Well the hypothetical I was replying to presumably counted the hypothetical 1000 people at the end not the beginning of the hypothetical research. But yes of course you can't start something complicated and know exactly how many people
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Is that not an argument for socialism (perhaps not full socialism, but at least in more areas)? In your analogy you needed 999 risk takers to fail, but if that one person succeeding will be so fantastic for humanity why don't we the ta
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Lots of animals eat other animals, we don't kill everything that's not eating a vegetarian diet. If hypothetically (since I'm not familiar with the data) they're killing some birds but those bird populations remain healt
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That's fairly irrelevant considering it's true of any sample. Even excluding one single person has a "disparate impact" since it consists of 100% of one gender and 0% the other, etc. etc. Since it's not targeted be
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Right, as I said in my first comment I don't consider myself able to judge where the line should be drawn regarding this real person, so I created a hypothetical person to see if you still believed it would be ridiculous to fire any nu
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