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by davidktr 4y ago
>Science, since time immemorial, has relied on the systemic replication of any presented result or finding. Reproducing experiments and their reported results remains a cornerstone of the validation of any scientific theory. No, no it re
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There are several possibilities. * There are people with generally higher energy levels, personally I suspect it's mostly about the dopamin/noradrenalin system. * People can choose different strategies how to approach their work.
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> Ironicaly this is never mentioned What are you talking about? That is mentioned everywhere. Have a look at the Wikipedia article ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variability_hypothesis ): "Note that the curve wi
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by davidktr 4y ago
France has an insane system of hyper-elite universities, the Grandes écoles ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grande_%C3%A9cole ). I have a friend who was in one, it's even crazier than it looks from the outside. We h
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by davidktr 4y ago
All of this so much. My problem though is that I just don't know which IRL community to join. I've tried a few, it was not for me. Our hackerspace is heavily into identity politics, which I'm not. So I end up reading books, w
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Seems perfectly fine to me? It's R, for interactive data analysis and statistics. I love it, but would not use it for anything else.
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I would love to know that too. Sure, rising interests, bad economy etc. However, what is the back-of-the-envelope calculation to explain such a huge move in liquidity? I don't have a finance background, so I have zero gut feeling about
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Why not? Cheap, Uni Magdeburg is pretty good in STEM, water (yes that is an issue!), close enough to Berlin and Wolfsburg (Volkswagen), good transportation.
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And out of the entire work force, what percentage do you consider to be capable software engineers? 5%? 1%?
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Do we actually know how the memory is coded specifically? Is it a specific firing of a neuron (or a neuron ensemble), is it the specific answer you get from exciting the neuron(s)? Or any combination thereof?
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You told someone with AD(H)D to read that document to get a better idea about attention deficit disorder? You cannot be serious.
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Drugs is the answer you are seeking.
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Then how do you explain that there are systematic differences for certain film genres? The article has a graphic on it. The differences are by no means uniform. Crowds love Action and Thriller, critiques History and Documentary. D'oh.