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by dynm 3y ago
From the article, they currently have 16,774 stores in the US, so this would be around 6%.
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The Metaphysics of Causation(plato.stanford.edu)
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by dynm 3y ago
I actually like to back up even further and start with this problem: There are 1000 doors. You pick one. There's a 1 in 1000 chance you get it right. Now, do you want what's behind your door, or what's behind the other 999 do
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Mirror Self-Recognition Test(en.wikipedia.org)
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Notes on West Africa(mattlakeman.org)
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The Placeholder Girlfriend(parhelia.conorbarnes.com)
204 points by dynm 3y ago|150 comments
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Underrated Reasons to Be Thankful(dynomight.net)
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Underrated Reasons to Be Thankful(dynomight.substack.com)
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by dynm 3y ago
Off by a factor of 100 here: > Making the list is a herculean task. Consider the number of books, more than 3m, published every year. And then consider that the number of slots on the NYT’s coveted lists is ~6240. That gives authors a co
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by dynm 3y ago
Can anyone explain in a bit more detail how these payment schemes work? It mentions that manufacturers need to pay huge sums to mention awards in their ads. But by default, information is free. I can't "patent" a fact and cha
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by dynm 3y ago
Come on people. This is pure correlational data. All they did was ask some people to fill out surveys. Worrying about the size of the confidence intervals is completely beside the point. Correlational data like this says nothing about cau
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by dynm 3y ago
Good catch—it is indeed PaLM 2. I'll update to clarify this.
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by dynm 3y ago
> In urban, residential and other built-up areas the limit would be cut from 50km/h to 30km/h. > The limit on main arterial routes in towns and cities would be capped at 50km/h. > On national secondary roads, the bas
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Hobby Tunneling(en.wikipedia.org)
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by dynm 3y ago
If you live somewhere with relatively clean outdoor air, it's quite possible that your own cooking gives you more particulate exposure than ambient air pollution does. Just do the math: The average PM2.5 in New York is 12 μg/m3. A
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by dynm 3y ago
Here are some invite codes. Because some people are complaining about bots to use these you should: (1) reverse the order of the stuff before/after the hyphen (12345-67890 -> 67890-12345) (2) add "bsky-social-" to the begi
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by dynm 3y ago
Author here. I've tested the results of taping around the edges, you can see the results here: https://dynomight.net/2020/12/15/some-real-data-on-a-DIY-box...
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Taxonomy of Procrastination(dynomight.net)
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Cat Psychology and Domestication: Are We Good Owners?(gwern.net)
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Pet Bottle Recycling(en.wikipedia.org)
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by dynm 4y ago
The four axes of the myers-briggs test are strongly correlated with four axes of the big five test. This presents a serious challenge for anyone who (like this article) claims the myers-briggs test is meaningless while the big five is not m
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The 24 Hour “Do Nothing” Challenge(mattlakeman.org)
138 points by dynm 4y ago|140 comments
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There’s no such thing as a tree phylogenetically (2021)(eukaryotewritesblog.com)
304 points by dynm 4y ago|194 comments
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Design Graveyard(gwern.net)
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by dynm 4y ago
> Analyses adjusted for age, sex, duration of light intensity physical activity, duration of moderate intensity physical activity, smoking history, alcohol consumption, accelerometer estimated sleep duration, fruit and vegetable consumpt
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Underrated Reasons to Be Thankful(dynomight.substack.com)
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Underrated Reasons to Be Thankful(dynomight.net)
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by dynm 4y ago
Just realized there are extensions that will auto-redirect all twitter links to nitter. Why didn't I do this year ago!?
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by dynm 4y ago
Other people have pointed out that there's no federal mandate to accept cash. However, several states do require this: New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. This also appears to be true in New York (city), San Fra
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Prediction market does not imply causation(dynomight.net)
2 points by dynm 4y ago|0 comments

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