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I love this game! Great rec.
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Does anyone know id the docusign has more complex authentication behind the scenes? Like, if someone else has access to your email, how can you verify that they aren't "forging" your digital signature on docs? Maybe like, 2 f
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Did it. Sat outside m, 6 ft apart w masks. Not too hard. Worked fine. But you're right, notarization is the way we do this for real transactions, at least in the p2p world.
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If you want to study biology, study evolution. Darwin. Dawkins. Gould. King. Biology only makes sense in light of evolution, and boy howdy is it beautiful.
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A Fisher test you mean. T is for continuous variables.
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Apple stock has 10x'd under Cook since 2011. Microsoft was flat under Ballmer. So ummm, maybe a slight difference in performance.
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Can someone tell me - what's to stop me fro taking my assets and buying land/assets in a foreign country? Will the US claim jurisdiction over all countries? How will they audit this? BI sucks but even they said as much for why Eur
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You stopped reading...and missed the whole point. The idea was, to say if a tax doesn't apply to someone you still need to do a deep valuation of their assets. Someone could hide 10M in a painting and live in a regular house, have regu
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'overpriced, elitest community colleges and tech schools siting in their Ivory Tower' seems like sarcasm but the rest of the post doesn't. Can I get a /s in this house?
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There is a key subtitle: "Early tally shows sharp enrollment declines at community colleges and among men". This isn't about the rich/elite/high end schools seeing enrollment dip. It's about seeing the poor and
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Compare Netflix to HBO, and you'll instantly see the difference in how they are run. Netflix prioritizes algorithmic made content, HBO artist-driven content. Not coincidentally, HBO is much better at committing to shows long term. Even
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Yeah at least for Watson!! Ew.
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Not that Michael is biased at all, either... Anyway, I'm happy Jennifer and Emmanuelle won over others and thinks this was the right call. The discovery of the idea was the most important part here, bs showing it in human cells (which
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Healthcare worker here. Love this comment, spot on. Newsom should allocate 2B, or 20B, and create a metric of fire prevention relative to fire risk, and then reward communities with a higher value (i.e., fewer fires per unit of fire risk me
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How to fix the GDPR's frustration of global biomedical research
(science.sciencemag.org)
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For those interested, there appears to have been a follow up, peer reviewed study published this year, free to access: https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/aeri.20180582
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I know I'm out of sync with the mainstream here but I think it should be fine to buy your way in to a school like UCB. The price tag should be so high that it would support say 10 or even 20 low income, highly talented students. Say 1M
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In parts of academia, there is much deeper collaboration and smaller gaps in goals, incentives, etc. Both sides publish papers everyone reads, and there is general applicability. People even, gasp, go back and forth throughout a career. Pu
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I live with my wife's parents. Well, really, they live with us. And I think it is glorious. Always someone around to chat with, play a game with. We get last minute childcare help and sit cooking, cleaning and upkeep. For them, well th
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Not to ad hom the piece, but Miles Guo, funder of this work, is a controversial Steve Bannon associate and Chinese billionaire in exile. So, you know, might have an axe to grind. Also, for a different, and published, perspective, see this
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Maybe time to watch The Good Place. Wont solve your issue but will give perspective.
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I am sure from a fundraising perspective, the 200K was seen as the tip of the iceberg. Harvard plays the long game. The goal is to grow donors from small contributions like this to those 1000x or more larger.
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The author has...never heard of biotech VC? Where even the VC have PhDs and the founding team and not just 2 but 10 and also 4 MDs and capital intensive business is accepted and understood? Seems like the author just doesnt get biotech and
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Ok fair point. Never mind the world is just all garbage. Take to the woods!
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Everyone, I think it's time that we acknowledge that Facebook may have a slight tendency to deceptively invade users privacy and never ever keep any promise it makes. Nothing to worry about but just ya know, good to be aware of. 
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One site that has really risen due to this, imo, is Etsy - there you know the person making the product, you can see clear examples of their work, browse their website, look at their previous work, talk with them, etc. It's the oppos
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So I have a PhD, and do empathize with being "transgressive", but I'll say I think it's less about the PhD than it is about being right. If you are bull headed and drive really hard in a new area, you better be right bec
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This - everyone freaking out over this is right, but ummmm, years too late.
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Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy | Genomic Data Scientist | Full-time | SF but Remote Possible | https://www.parkerici.org/about/careers/ The Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy (PICI) was founded b
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Chris Cox is leaving Facebook (2019)
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