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by derbOac 3y ago
So to be clear, it's good to see this kind of corpus/dataset. Just from professional experience, the way patients (and providers) approach discussion of issues is really different from the wiki/faq type-text. It tends to be m
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by derbOac 3y ago
I think characterizing it as a "conversational" dataset could be seen as misleading in this area. Without reading about it, I'd expect it to be based on transcripts of therapy or intake sessions. I don't think wiki or FA
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by derbOac 3y ago
I don't know... I had to use an app to get into a concert not too long ago, and the company screwed up and there was no way of fixing it (basically my id information is correct due to a big in their system). What upsets me is there&#x2
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by derbOac 3y ago
I think he was dead before then, when he started openly criticizing the war. I think the coup was in response to that. I'm not sure why he was flying around in Russia though. The article has a point though: the next Prigozhin might hav
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by derbOac 3y ago
I understand broadcast and am worried about its state, not just in tv but also radio. I think it serves a vital role. Not everything has extensive ads. Sometimes I wonder if licensing needs to be more consumer friendly, for the media's
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by derbOac 3y ago
What's funny is that even when you're at a sports event you can end up waiting for ad time even if you're not exposed to the ads.
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by derbOac 3y ago
I was confused by this as well. Are they suggesting to run central AC with open windows? I had a conversation with an HVAC company lately that was the first one that made any sense to me. They basically said you need strong AC with adequate
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by derbOac 3y ago
The ego depletion literature is sort of a minefield. The lack of replicability of the classic ego depletion phenomenon is pretty clear but (like a lot of psychological phenomena) there tends to be nitpicking about definitions, and strawmen
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by derbOac 3y ago
I have a lot of mixed feelings about this essay, probably too many to put in a comment. I really enjoyed it and they raise a lot of good points to think about, and appreciated the bit at the end about causal mechanism, even though it came o
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by derbOac 3y ago
For what it's worth, I prefer romaine or other lettuces or greens in salad, but can appreciate wedge-type iceberg salads as well. I don't mind shredded iceberg lettuce in certain uses if it's freshly cut and I trust where it&
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by derbOac 3y ago
This is getting tangential but it's striking to me how fatality rates went up during the pandemic. You can see the dips during previous recessions and energy crises like you're saying, and I'd expect something similar during
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by derbOac 3y ago
My guess is in cases like this it comes from collective real-world past experiences (in either AI or biomedical research or both) of what's going on behind the scenes, leading to skepticism about claims. For what it's worth it doe
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by derbOac 3y ago
You were being downvoted but I had the same thought — not as a statement about Twitter but because the circumstances of the sale were so controversial.
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by derbOac 3y ago
I think the OP was saying they abuse their monopsony power, that being a monopoly puts them in a monopsony position which they then abuse to maintain their monopoly. The traditional endpoint-consumer-facing side of the market is just one pa
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by derbOac 3y ago
https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/issues/125920#issuecom...
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by derbOac 3y ago
Articles like the one that is the focus of this thread always interest me; even if they're incorrect in their main argument, I sometimes feel like a broader perspective is needed than the post world war era-present perspective that&#x2
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by derbOac 3y ago
My guess is that "pain" has many varieties, experientially and otherwise. The problem probably isn't in identifying the absence or presence of pain, it's coming to terms with what the nature of it is for any given organi
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by derbOac 3y ago
Also occurring in that period though: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plague_of_Justinian
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by derbOac 3y ago
What's interesting is that you could think of it as a variant of the plumber problem, but where your area of expertise is human behavior and experience.
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by derbOac 3y ago
This is an interesting example of a broader phenomenon to me. I'm not sure if there is a name for it or not but it goes something like this: Sure, there's 6502 assembly on the screen but the fact that it's some kind of valid
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by derbOac 3y ago
I don't know about this recall, but I've learned over the years that dehumidifers seem to be a frequent recall risk due to fires. One of my dehumidifers (my penultimate one) was replaced because it started giving of a smoking smel
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by derbOac 3y ago
Not to undermine your clarifying the truth, it's worth pointing out some of the confusion about that episode probably stems from some of what transpired during the war of the currents. The reason people falsely remembered it as a demon
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by derbOac 3y ago
It is getting cheaper for some things but with a few exceptions the underlying science isn't changing a lot, which is why the offerings aren't changing a lot from 5-10 years ago. My sense is that whole-genome sequencing is going t
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by derbOac 3y ago
I don't disagree with you but there's still a lot of sports pseudoscience out there, and/or science that gets ignored, and people can really overestimate the effects of some technique or gear for a given scenario. I guess I s
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by derbOac 3y ago
As former tenured faculty I can attest some are aware of their power. Some are not; some pretend not to know; some think they have more power than they do. I think it's a bit dangerous to generalize about power in academics. Academics
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by derbOac 3y ago
I'm not sure it affects how you might think about probability distributions in general, although it might. I think it's more helpful in thinking about inferences about distributions and models? The page mentions one concept, for e
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by derbOac 3y ago
My experience from writing peer-reviewed papers in the area (roughly speaking) is that some of it gets very abstract and it's a bit difficult to illustrate all the time. But you can do it sometimes and I agree it's helpful.
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by derbOac 3y ago
The linked study is interesting and useful and I'm surprised I wasn't aware of it. Thanks for posting. Still, these sorts of things are difficult to interpret because severity of problems are also correlated with length of therapy
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by derbOac 3y ago
It looks like the clinic has been taking the posts down; one of them was replaced with this message, which is a bit interesting: https://naomedical.com/info/message.pdf
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Researchers watched 100 hours of hackers hacking honeypot computers(techcrunch.com)
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