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esalman
6y ago
I have, but personally I feel more comfortable manipulating figures with code. YMMV.
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esalman
6y ago
I am getting through grad school using photopea.com for all raster needs. For vector graphics I just use python- the figures are reproducible now in addition to my research results.
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esalman
6y ago
At the very highest level of soccer (or any game for that matter), it is not down to physical skills anymore. It becomes a matter of mental games- reading your opponents, making anticipations and react in the moment under immense pressure.
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esalman
6y ago
When I first started seeing those ads on my wife's TV, I thought I'd block the telemetry servers with my router. She happens to be using a free AT&T router, turns out it does not have an option to block hosts like a regular ro
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esalman
6y ago
When I moved to the US 5 years ago, I flew on an A380. It was my first flight in almost 20 years. I had remembered that as a kid I used to have awful flight sickness, but the A380 flight was a pleasure.
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esalman
6y ago
What is more unfair? One 25,000-ranked dalit student getting favored over a 5,000 -ranked brahmin, or the fact that 25% of IIT students do not represent dalits even though they represent 25% of the whole population?
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esalman
6y ago
The OP review is very patronizing of MBP but I could not take it after this. Colleagues at our lab meetings have been harassed by external display issue week after week at lab meetings. Some of them reported external display failing immedia
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esalman
6y ago
I am from SE Asia and postal system is non-existent to most people in my native country. Last time I sent anyone a letter was to my grandfather 30 years ago. I came to the US 5 years back, and I still marvel at how crucial USPS is to the gr
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esalman
6y ago
US didn't have a federal strategy to deal with the pandemic. They shot at their own foot and didn't give themselves a chance to be successful. The rest of the (developed, and many underdeveloped) world dealt with it and are moving
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Facebook ignored hate speech by India's BJP politicians
(aljazeera.com)
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6y ago
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Mourning Fahim Saleh
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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The Secret Order of Assassins
(en.wikipedia.org)
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esalman
6y ago
Lately I have become fully dependent on the remote development extension for my research, and this makes me very uneasy. I do not want to be restricted to using proprietary tools in case they change something down the line that is not to my
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John Oliver on how the history of race in America is taught in schools
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
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esalman
6y ago
It is just depressing to read these comments. Most of these are arguing that it is not a good investment for the banks to invest in a high crime rate area. Well if it is not the banks, who else? If it is nobody, are these areas condemned to
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esalman
6y ago
It is a sociological problem, not medical or technological. Colleagues at wife's work (TX) believe it is a democratic hoax.
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esalman
6y ago
Is it a true story? The only time I took advantage of price matching, it ended up saving me money. The phone I was looking for was $250 on Best Buy website, but $220 from Amazon 3rd party sellers. I went to a Best Buy store hoping to get it
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esalman
6y ago
> PERM filing will be scrutinized more closely and audited and denied with greater frequency. But that hasn't happened yet Interesting to see you think that way. My wife recently got her PERM application denied. The reasoning was
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esalman
6y ago
True, that's pretty infuriating. I have mostly seen illegal sports streaming sites do that.
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esalman
6y ago
Actually it makes sense to background check from an ethical point of view. There's a reason you are supposed to disclose your affiliation, source of funding, conflict of interest, human subject consent statements etc when publishing an
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esalman
6y ago
I do not have experience in virology either but what you heard is correct. Researchers do work on creating new strains of viruses, with the goal being development of vaccines before epidemics start.
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esalman
6y ago
Second Covid19 wave in Israel has been blamed on school reopening- https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/israel...
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esalman
6y ago
This won't work if data are shared from the back end, though.
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esalman
6y ago
Yes, once you get employed you keep making even more.
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esalman
6y ago
You may not know this, but graduate research assistants make less than what many Americans get in unemployment benefits. You are basically getting cutting-edge research work done by non-immigrants for that money. Do you think it is more ben
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esalman
6y ago
A vast majority of international students already admitted into the fall semester are already looking for alternatives because 1) coronavirus situation in the US and 2) US embassies being shut down in many affected countries.
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esalman
6y ago
Looking at the details, this allows for transitions from F1 and OPT status to H1B. However it suspends H1B stamping, meaning you probably cannot leave USA. Having said that, there's been rumors of some form of restriction or suspension
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esalman
7y ago
Is there a way to delete attachments (but not the associated emails) from Gmail?
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esalman
7y ago
vscode remote has all that, and more actually.
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esalman
7y ago
I use vscode for heavy lifting and sublime text as the notepad replacement.
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