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elcomet
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but it contextualizes it with adapted variable names, case and everything. That's very hard to do with only statistical analysis.
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The "selling songs" music industry is basically dead, most people stream or use YouTube nowadays. Maybe that's why they don't bother with DRM? It would make them even less attractive compared to streaming
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Lab-leaked doesn't mean lab-made. Those labs also study natural viruses.
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I think a better measurement would be something like "Enough breathable air for x people"... At least it instantly gives the information of how many machine you need to sustain x people.
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4y ago
TOTP should be on a separate device.
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I think it's pretty obvious to anyone that your correspondant can read a message before you delete it. And no one assumes that deleting it from signal deletes it from people's brain.
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Ok, now I see what you mean, and I think I agree with you. Imitation can be part of the reward, and it's true that child learn partially by imitation. It can certainly make learning much quicker. But I don't think that's enou
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I'm not sure why this is an interesting fact, could you explain?
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But the correct order can be very hard to detect for causes-effects that are very close to each other.
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When it will be cheaper, they'll all switch. Price is usually the best argument.
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This cannot work because you cannot learn causality this way. I'd you don't know why you are doing something, you don't understand it. Then if you encounter a new situation, you dont know how to react. For example, you see t
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So you do care about your users. They are just not the "end" users, but I don't believe that you disagree with the parent post.
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I'm not sure your definition of optimal makes sense if you don't take into account the cost of reducing it?
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> we have this idea that tasks that are more intellectually challenging should pay more Why do you have this idea ? I'm not sure it sounds more "just" than saying, for example, that tasks that are physically more challengi
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That's still memory, knowing that .nz is associated to new zeland? This game is mostly memory + deduction (you see a few signs which when combined, result in only one possible location)
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I don't understand this criticism. What matter are the results, not the technology used. If your company is capable of solving a new problem that is worth billion of dollars, then does it matter that it uses basic statistics ? Of cours
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You are as overconfident as they are to say that there is "no way" that those things happen. Let's try to not make false promise one way or another, just wait and see.
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Well not for global warming, at least until we have cleaner energy...
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I don't read it at all as "you should feel bad". I read it as "just stop using so much energy".
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> Many people have been successful because they aren't in the industry and "don't know anything Do you have some examples? I think those that were successful despite not knowing anything had other advantages, as the paren
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This page makes no reference to any synonyms. Can you explain?
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So maybe that's good as it makes the car safer, forcing people to go slower? And usually, you can still control the car manually even on automatic transmission.
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If it is not safe then it will not be used. I'm not saying this specific therapy is safe or not, I have no idea about it. I'm just saying, trust the professional researchers and doctors instead of strangers on the internet.
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4y ago
Thanks for this interesting perspective!
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I don't understand these dismissive comments. The days of electroshock therapy are over, now medical research is based on evidence. If researchers are able to prove that it is efficient and safe, why shouldn't we use this ? Or may
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It doesn't assume this. That's just the definition of "risking everything". If you loose, then you have nothing left and you are at the bottom.
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But how do you caps lock ?
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Well conscription almost doesn't exist any more in western countries. And I don't think it's a good example of something that doesn't affect anyone else, the idea is to train people in case of a war. Having people able t
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Could you give other examples? It seems to me that the balance between individual freedom and restrictions is pretty good in most western countries (I don't know much about other continents).
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The energy used for "training" and getting to the current human brain was huge though if you consider evolution as part of it. Billions of living beings for billion of years.
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