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eindiran
6y ago
You absolutely can do this (unless I am misunderstanding your point in which case, my apologies). That's why there are dozens of journals in things like linguistic typology and language variation and change. There are linguists whose e
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eindiran
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Having lived in Chicago and SF, one big difference is how the problem areas are distributed geographically. In Chicago, the high foot-traffic areas (eg the Loop, Logan Square, Wicker Park) where tourists are likely to end up are very nice;
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eindiran
6y ago
I think there was some page-refreshing asynchrony here, either on your end or mine. But I appreciate that you attempted to correct me, so thank you.
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eindiran
6y ago
Regarding small, batch-oriented manufacturing; I am sure you're right that spreadsheets are better suited for that domain. But there are plenty of moderately-sized, batch-oriented factories or continuous-flow manufacturers that are usi
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eindiran
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Hence the edit.
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eindiran
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Given how many manufacturers are using enormous, ungodly spreadsheets (that someone who's no longer at the company created back in 2002) to manage their manufacturing flow, many are pretty clearly "stuck" in old, rather shitt
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eindiran
6y ago
Perhaps OP meant that he had been dealing with a knee injury, and that doesn't have much to do with "mental frailty" at all: https://www.espn.com/tennis/story/_/id/30821027/roger-feder
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eindiran
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I think the tool is probably this one: https://hn.algolia.com/
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Arbitraging the bid-ask spread is tied to both halves: motivation - desire to make a profit, market knowledge - knowing when there are arbitrage opportunities (asks smaller than bids).
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eindiran
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But behind the algorithm there is a human trader with motivations and market knowledge who is commanding it; the fact that the buyer is, in some technical sense, an algorithm doesn't seem very relevant to me.
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eindiran
6y ago
Congratulations on getting to the front page of HN and Reddit / mostly surviving the hug of death!
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You can use other metrics (eg the NHIP count[0]), but they point to the same thing. Under the NHIP count metric, SF is doing better than most metropolitan areas in the US, but even with huge spending on the problem, the number of homeless p
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6y ago
GM as in General Motors? Is there some context here I am not aware of?
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I don't understand how you took the idea that OP doesn't believe in truth from their post. Their point was that the "post-truth" framing implies that there was some golden age of rationality where we cared about truth an
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The point is that you want to use right on the edge of what is lethal, so they don't die quickly. Its possible that its way less lethal than people think, but the standard explanation is that they are still in the process of figuring o
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Are you suggesting that the novichok poisoning was faked? That seems less plausible than the alternative, that they just failed to guess the dose correctly, in an abundance of caution (trying to get him to die somewhere far from the scene o
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There has been a reduction in homicide in virtually all places in the world during the same time, including many places where gun ownership increased during the time frame. So I'm not sure that we can conclude that Australia's res
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> My toddler daughter once “ruined” a Mathew Barney work on a wall - it was a smear of black jelly that she smeared some more. That's a great story and gave me a good laugh. But with a lot of these pieces, there is a strong sense th
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Peeking into Linux kernel-land using /proc filesystem (2013)
(tanelpoder.com)
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If you were to recommend a beginner radio, is a Baofeng what you'd recommend?
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Console: https://landing.coolermaster.com/kfconsole/ Lifetime movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0e7Bj_7T3k Bonus round -- the KFC dating simulator game: https://store.steampowered.com&
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I agree with your general point, but the claim "everyone other than a few pedants pronounce it the correct way" does not match my experience at all. People I talk to seem to be pretty evenly split on the matter, and most are entir
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Everything is broken: https://www.unadulterated-faff.com/assets/everything-is-brok... I guess we can safely add journalism and the open web to the author's pet list of broken institutions. > Give up on our cu
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Colorado's "Make my day" law seem a little out-of-place in this discussion, as it only concerns deadly force and is only applicable to intruders into your house (ie once the intruder has crossed the threshold of your door or
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On the topic of zany and bizarre KFC marketing strategies, there have been several I bumped in to in the last few days. This dating simulator is published by KFC, starring the Colonel himself: https://store.steampowered.com/
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See the Monero team's response here: https://www.getmonero.org/2018/03/29/response-to-an-empirica... Full original paper here: https://content.sciendo.com/view/journals/popets&#
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> [T]he latter is the one you'd want to read ... if you wanted answers to questions. I agree with this assessment, but seeking the answers to questions is only part of why I go looking for papers to read: a lot of the time, I am loo
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"Machine-human collaborative apophenia" is an amazing phrase.
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Here is the paper discussed (Buss et al. 2021) -- https://science.sciencemag.org/content/371/6526/288?ijkey=01... The October 76% attack rate figure for Manaus seems to rest on the assumptions that (1) blood
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I think it has to do with this sort of issue: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/1418668/kids-left-traumatised-... For the last few years, there have been complaints that Youtube Kids has issues where the algorithm stu
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