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doitLP
8y ago
Notice it says “at a level they can handle”. And if it all goes terribly wrong there’s still powerful drugs for that too. So what is there to lose I say.
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“Make someone do something they’re afraid of at a level they can handle and they get better at it and less afraid”. Not surprising. This is how I conquered my deep fear of flying. I took some flying lessons and even had the instructor do st
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8y ago
> Either shake your head from side to side or wave your open hand in front of the lights to test if there's a strobe effect. My method is filming any suspected bulb (not just Xmas lights) in slo-mo for a second and watching if they
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8y ago
I simply can’t stand LED Christmas lights. Not only do they have a very different color temperature, but the refresh rate is so low that they appear to move when you look at them and it’s quite hard to focus. If anyone has suggestions on hi
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8y ago
I'd never heard of audio programming as such so what I expected this to be was a kind of talk-to-text keyboard-less programming.
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8y ago
Just another example of the major problem with pharma funding med schools, paying for continuing medical education, paying professors and other massive undisclosed conflicts of interest. The top med schools are some of the worst offenders.
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Is CG really ruining movies? (2015)
(m.youtube.com)
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8y ago
That’s great, but then you’ll start backsliding on the “diversity and inclusion” scale. I think it’s a constant trade off. As individuals with preferences, humans can’t help but form in groups and out groups.
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8y ago
It seems like the UK government’s Treasure Act really incentivizes the right kind behavior in these situations. He found it, contacted the right people and once it gets evaluated he and the landowner are going to get a big payday. Better th
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8y ago
The Big Lebowski :)
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8y ago
As others may have said, it really depends on the company. I got hired based on my github and what my favorite movie was. No whiteboard or algorithmic questions at all. Reams of blog posts have been written on how the type of interview you
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8y ago
I love follow-ups like this from experts like Joe. However, he seems quick to dismiss a couple things as improbable due to cost. I don’t know, but I wouldn’t be so sure considering we’re talking a nation-state actor here.
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8y ago
Last I knew (a few months ago) we were somewhere less than 20 qubits and getting a straight answer on “does it work” depended on who was being interviewed. How do they have a 2048 qubit chip? And why is it a binary multiple? Did I miss some
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8y ago
True. Case in point, (the newly discovered 1300 year old book): http://www.openculture.com/2018/09/europes-oldest-intact-boo...
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8y ago
Good point. I feel this fact is rarely touched on in discussions of inheritance but we’re seeing more and more the role that such changes play.
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8y ago
Thanks for the simple answer. Wouldn’t temperature still be intrinsic? Assuming there’s only one particle in the universe it would still have a temperature right? Yes it’s not in relation to anything but then neither would charge be in our
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8y ago
This is awesome. One change I would make is click once on something to launch its description, click anywhere to close. Then the screen is free to select the next description on another item. Otherwise super cool! Anyone know how long the s
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8y ago
I would believe that. I paid for a kit, never got a confirmation. Waited a few months and finally contacted customer service. They said it would be shipped soon. It never was. I cancelled the order, asked for (and got) a refund. No follow u
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> We seem to think that once a proof is published in a reputable journal then it is definitely true, but really we should only think "a small number of qualified people have read it and think it is fine" This same could be said
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8y ago
Seriously? I'm guessing you don't have children. Working to improve the life of your kids and grandkids is a real driver, and is the subject of the classic immigrant story for millions of people the world over. Police kill ~1000 p
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I've got to mention https://www.logrocket.com , for error tracking, APM and user testing combined. Great price point, great support and absolutely changed the way we understand and capture errors. I'll create a PR to ad
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"This building contains chemicals known to the state of New York to cause cancer"...
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What makes a good IDE color scheme? (2011)
(cron-z.blogspot.com)
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This. Nothing is 100% good or bad. The conversation on both sides has gotten laughably hyperbolic. Like any medical intervention the pros and cons of each vaccine need to be discussed rationally and with full informed consent for each patie
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Yet another example of what constant consumption of hyperbolic media coverage about horrific cases does to our collective psychology and ability to assess risk. In Iceland they leave sleeping kids parked in strollers outside the coffeeshop.
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English: Diverse, comprised of many elements from many languages, lots of little quirks, ability to express the same thing multiple ways, far from perfect but totally dominant. Javascript: ditto
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I saw a joke headline last time I was in Rome that went something like "C Line construction halted to excavate ancient remains of C Line construction"
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8y ago
You can also try these tactile dots. They are the absolute best. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NEUIQFO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_...
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8y ago
Brings to mind a recent quote that goes something like "Many of our brightest scientists are trying to figure out how to get you to buy one more thing or stay on a website a few seconds longer, instead of spending their time and genius
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Didn't even use a throwaway account to make your slightly dissenting opinion, brave. I see the same things in my area with the light rail that was years late, millions overbudget and still is largely underutilized. I am a proponent of
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