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by dumb1224 2y ago
Indeed : ]
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by dumb1224 2y ago
It reminds me of the central plot of an old game called Parasite Eve (1997). I don't know if anyone still knows it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasite_Eve_(video_game)
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by dumb1224 2y ago
It's truly kind of you : ] I'm sure there are many here on this forum that are music theory gurus.
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by dumb1224 2y ago
Simpler Rhythms could be made creative. I am not a drummer or expert in researching popular bands but e.g The Ting Tings have a very interesting rhythm section.
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by dumb1224 2y ago
I don't know much music theory but the chord progression in the first 4 bars it seems to deliberately miss the final chord, which leaves us without resolution. The next chord sounds like a change but we don't know what the root it
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by dumb1224 3y ago
I only know in my area you can infer gene and protein interaction network using knowledge graphs to some degree. In drug discovery I've seen graphs of chemical knowledges and what can be drugged and what not. https://pubs.ac
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by dumb1224 3y ago
Yes there was once a hype about these graphs and standards so called Resource Description Framework (RDF). It never took off. The knowledge itself requires hefty curation though, if it's in a field that requires low false positive rate
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by dumb1224 3y ago
I thought it is pretty common to apply mixed / hierarchical linear models? I didn't study statistics but in our field of many problems of modelling biological effects we would do that. E.g https://www.pymc.io/proje
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by dumb1224 3y ago
There are SNPs that have significant clinical impact and alter the downstream translation and associated with poor outcome. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8129253/ They could help in stratifying
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by dumb1224 3y ago
Genotyping assays for single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are relatively cheaper (I may not be up to date). In the space of 'polygenic risk score' of these genomice variants it is still a bit of debate how useful it is for scre
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by dumb1224 3y ago
I'm not a biomedical scientist but I do software / analysis to support drug discovery groups. >Is oncology moving by continuous small steps or via leaps after these major findings are put in production, so to speak? Regarding t
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by dumb1224 3y ago
OK I won't say anything more about 'rule by law' since you couldn't get my point. My apologies for my poor commenting in English
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by dumb1224 3y ago
Well I don't know, I hope people on HN are intellegent enough and their sceptical nature should prevent them from doing exactly that. Still I think it's nitpicking to attack on an analogy (which is a bit 'straw man-ish')
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by dumb1224 3y ago
I have to apologies it must be my commenting that you keep missing my point. I was referring to the writting in that blog on Amnesty International website. I don't what's it to do with Amnesty Inter but my point being it is a stre
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by dumb1224 3y ago
No need to nitpick, of course I know what's the procedure to join the party. >Potential members must apply to their local party organisations, initiating a multi-year process with more than 20 steps All of these happen in your forma
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by dumb1224 3y ago
OK I wanted to pass for valuing both of our time until I read the links... [1] What a blog of pseudo social/political science is that, I've never heard of 'Rule by law' and very much doubt it's genuine valid researc
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by dumb1224 3y ago
It's clear that you interpret the Chinese judiciary system as less transparent and fair than the democratic western counterparts. Yet you analyse and interpret laws in the same fashion as a functioning law system. By the same logic I w
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by dumb1224 3y ago
As I have two kids I don't have much time but I'll try reply briefly: I am living in Europe so I am aware of most concepts you mentioned (including straw man, which is abused in comments on HN and isn't how I answer). There a
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by dumb1224 3y ago
I don't think a minute of googling will give you a full picture of the situation, beating the citzens living in China. And I am talking about incident rate/ false positive rate in the published pieces in the English / Europea
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by dumb1224 3y ago
Thanks for searching on the internet for links to news stories. I should clarify that I was simply trying to add my personal experience into the discussion. I'm not denying there are published in main stream media. But can you personal
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by dumb1224 3y ago
Which law scholars? I actually have a close friend who is a judge. And what you described is not heard of in his career. > And this is just what is written in the law. There is no written law that the police is allowed to harass your fam
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by dumb1224 3y ago
well there is no mention of active spying, nor obligation. The original text in chinese sounds even more vague. I don't know how it will be interpreted by a judge but I think personal obligation is a bit exaggerated.
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by dumb1224 3y ago
> Under Chinese law every Chinese citizen is obligated to spy for the state in such matters Could you point out which law? I don't think there is something explicit like that.
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by dumb1224 4y ago
Yes they are legendary games loved by most chinese players. In fact a wave of youtubers are targetting people our age to create videos to re-visit these games and all the spin-offs.
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by dumb1224 4y ago
Me too. It was a very old meme from my college days in China back in 2000. There were only very few at that time and one was that. I've always wondered if it's true.
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by dumb1224 4y ago
What goals I wonder? Do you mean like a slogan or a project with a name such as one belt '一带一路'. Well I don't think one should only generate hypotheses based on satellite images alone surely.
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by dumb1224 4y ago
It's behind paywall. I'm not sure what these goals are. I meant it was a mega infrastructure project. Do you have any specific data?
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by dumb1224 4y ago
That was a national mega project 28 years ago. The planning took decades too. Migration also took decades. It was followed alot https://m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_4282655 Of course I don't believe everyone was ve
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by dumb1224 4y ago
Tens of millions? Where are these numbers from? Decades ago maybe local government could get away easily with buying out residents but certainly very hard now.
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by dumb1224 4y ago
Developers typically acquire use of land via bidding and it's usually leased 70 years. After that it can be re-newed with a fee.

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