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by csmark 8y ago
So the person interviewed is a linguist who's colleagues "helped crack the Unabomber case by analyzing Ted Kaczynski's 35,000 word manifesto." So the Washington Post published the Unabomber's 35,000 word manifesto i
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by csmark 8y ago
It was great at beating the rate of inflation and great financial results for cable companies. My college years saw the decline of MTV and rise of ESPN. The OJ chase inspired MTV to make a show out of idiots driving across the country. If E
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by csmark 9y ago
Sorry to dump a bucket of cold water on this but medicine is all about metrics. So they just need to see a certain number of patients a day? There is no "they" and it's a lot darker than that. Each individual physician has a
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by csmark 9y ago
Everyone thought I was some self taught computer genius. The reality was I wanted to play Wing Commander without having to choose between having sound or a using joystick. Autoexec.bat, config.sys, and himem.sys and an insane amount of time
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by csmark 9y ago
It's not just our political system. Italy had a crippling drought not seen since 1800 in 2017. Rome shut off public fountains, drinking stations, and finally addressed the 40%-45% water loss due to leaks in the pipes. https:/&#x2
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by csmark 9y ago
--- When it comes to many antipsychotic medications patients suffer from the side effects of taking their medications. --- So I'm a little curious why an article on monitoring compliance digitally only talks to patients who are very ve
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by csmark 9y ago
For our 10th wedding anniversary this past summer we went to Rome and a few other parts of Italy. Our tour guide took us through the Basilica of San Clemente so it was a treat to read this article. This was on our second day of our trip and
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by csmark 9y ago
We unconsciously read body language or nonverbal cues and listen to how they are speaking and give more weight to that than the words they speak. There are many ways of saying this such as"it's 80% how you say it & 20% what yo
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by csmark 9y ago
You haven't failed, you've founded a successful startup. Now you're looking at options and obstacles to taking the next step up. Big money, and the potential for even more of it, does weird things to people. Look at where you
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by csmark 9y ago
So 22 medical experts state the War on Drugs "directly and indirectly contribute to lethal violence, disease, discrimination, forced displacement, injustice and the undermining of people’s right to health." In Mexico 23,000 people
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by csmark 9y ago
Partially covered mortgage means the bank will eventually foreclose. They take the house and, zero out the equity the owner may have, and take any asset value increase and pocket it all.
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by csmark 9y ago
Any OSHA or safety regulations don't apply to inmate working conditions. They are literally beyond the reach of the protection of the government in the "workplace."
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by csmark 9y ago
The USA has ~5% of the world's population but 22% of the world's prisoners. Financial profiting from prisoners: Prison Labor - paid $0.93-0.16/hr California Prisons didn't want to release prisoners because they would loo
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by csmark 9y ago
Or just ship em off to Norway! https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/06/this-norwegian-prison...
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by csmark 9y ago
I graduated college back when there were still a few summer jobs that earned enough to pay for the following 2 semesters of college. I was in the biological and chemistry sciences. The CLA+ is the test discussed in the article which measure
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by csmark 9y ago
The real fun is when the compiler has no issues but things just are not working right. It's this type of situation "Stupid Computer Shit we all know" in these situations can ruffle-up classroom CS students. SCSWAK uses his sk
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by csmark 10y ago
Don't forget a minimum of 3 years in residency making 30K-45K/year. You're right about the AMA limiting the number of medical school students. DO schools are not regulated by the AMA. Unfortunately, there are not enough resid