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7y ago
I own a small share of a bar and we closed yesterday. Definitely hurts financially before St. Patrick's Day. We're lucky that our rent is low and we're a pretty small operation with limited food service. I can imagine for pla
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7y ago
Most of them seem to be Canadians returning to Canada, not American tourists.
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7y ago
I wonder with the recent work with polygenic score of intelligence if eventually an estimate could be made for Neanderthal IQ.
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7y ago
I would assume some associating it with Trump is behind it.
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7y ago
There's probably something to the average user IQ declining towards the overall population mean as a site becomes more popular.
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7y ago
Kind of supportive of Bryan Caplan's idea of education as signaling.
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7y ago
Recognizing porch pirates?
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7y ago
Unfortunately the Hamilton waterfalls have been so overrun by GTAers (probably due to Instagram) that the city has cut back access, including banning people from Albion Falls.
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7y ago
The winter months in Berlin can be a bit grim.
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7y ago
"Just six glasses of soy milk per day has enough estrogen to grow boobs on a male. That’s the equivalent of eating four impossible whoppers per day." That's a little disturbing.
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7y ago
Using this method has greatly increased my sleeping on trans-Atlantic flights.
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Things I Learned in 2019
(medium.com)
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As a Canadian I'm not sure it is good for us give our housing situation.
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Anyone know if they are cracking down on TN visas too?
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7y ago
So does it make sense for people to spend more time indoors?
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7y ago
Seems for me every driver works for both Lyft and Uber
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Hollywood assistants are in open revolt. Here’s why
(latimes.com)
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7y ago
Maybe use grammarly to find any common mistakes you make?
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I wonder if they take into account things, like how long since their offense, number of offenses. Hiring somebody whose last offense was more than five years ago perhaps is more likely to perform more similarly to a non-offender.
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7y ago
I always wonder why some Scandinavian group just didn't start a math or comp sci prize in honour of Alfred Nobel like economics.
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7y ago
Aren't Californians moving to Idaho and Oregon
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Race and Face Recognition Accuracy: Common Misconceptions
(blog.rankone.io)
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7y ago
Friendster?
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7y ago
Well at least drones will be an improvement. I hope.
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7y ago
This seems like a future Black Mirror episode.
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I'm surprised more states and provinces don't take the example of California as a guide for non-competes. Places are always trying to create their own Silicon whatever which is obviously easier said than done, but getting rid of n
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Testosterone is a hell of a drug
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Alanis Morissette has a male twin. Can't think of any other famous females with a male twin offhand.
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Women with a Twin Brother Are More Likely to Face Penalties at School and Work
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
Seems this would be more acceptable privacy wise than using face recognition and comparing the people to a watchlist.
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