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et2o
8y ago
I think OP is implying he/she has been using the beta iOS 12 and it is stable.
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et2o
8y ago
Microsoft is doing pretty well financially. MSFT stock is up 50% ($75-->$113) YTD.
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et2o
8y ago
Some people stop by on the way home the night before.
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et2o
8y ago
Because it actually works?
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et2o
8y ago
Pedialyte also has flavoring
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et2o
8y ago
Very cool work! Do you think it's likely someone will eventually write a full database system in Julia? It'd be kind of crazy do do it I'm such a high level language, but I wonder... It seems like Julia is pretty fast and cap
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et2o
8y ago
So there are two alternatives: 1) Trade for free at Robinhood and get front-run by HFTs 2) Pay $10 to trade at E*Trade or some other garbage company and still get front-run by HFTs
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et2o
8y ago
Ripgrep is by the same author, actually.
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et2o
8y ago
This looks very nice, thank you for making it. To offer a suggestion: I think the tutorial could be a little more straightforward. I am not familiar with emacs-which-key, and I had to scroll pretty far down the page to see how I would actua
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et2o
8y ago
Hmm, that is a very interesting finding.
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et2o
8y ago
If the part is cheap VW wouldn't earn from it, the dealers would.
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et2o
8y ago
Where do you live that there are enough Teslas to warrant special signs for them? Bay area?
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et2o
8y ago
Being pedantic, that's not the definition of air superiority or supremacy. You can't shoot down a fighter plane with a nuclear warhead.
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et2o
8y ago
Would just shift even more power to the parties, since you'd need to toe the line even more than present to get re-elected.
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et2o
8y ago
The retractions of people on this top 30 list are generally for falsifying data, severe plagiarism, or other misbehavior which would fall into the category of deliberate fraud. I don't disagree that the rate of misbehavior and gender b
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et2o
8y ago
I am a man with no gender agenda whatsoever. I was just trying to justify my pronoun :). Interesting to observe the level of vitriol pointing this out led to.
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et2o
8y ago
Interesting, thanks for enlightening me. I have never actually used a typewriter. I wonder if they will ever make a comeback a la record players.
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et2o
8y ago
True. However, if your comment about is about gender, that would only be true if you think that women are less likely than men to get caught falsifying data (there was differential detection by gender). I can't imagine why that would b
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et2o
8y ago
It's extremely statistically significant, given any reasonable prior. Don't take my word for it, here's a couple lines of R code. # vector of prior probabilities, natural choice is proportion of men prop.men <- seq(0
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et2o
8y ago
Definitely! If I were being pedantic [I guess I am :-) ], I'd probably say the best prior would be p =(n male scientists/number all scientists) Overall I bet men are slightly more than 1/2, but even if it's an 80/20
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et2o
8y ago
Yes I agree men are statistically overrepresented as CEOs of fortune 500 companies. I don't think that's debatable.
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et2o
8y ago
That random guy in Pakistan, India, or China would absolutely submit his [1] publication to NEJM or Nature if he could get it accepted there. [1] I say "his" because it seems like men are highly overrepresented in submitting falsi
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et2o
8y ago
In the United States, this can actually happen if federal funding is involved, although it's pretty rare to my knowledge. Implemented by the Office of Research Integrity (ORI).
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et2o
8y ago
Did he have to draw the underlines with a ruler and pen?
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et2o
8y ago
I meant on one port. I plug three monitors in now :)
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et2o
8y ago
He really is quite abusive. It's remarkable to me that the Linux kernel ecosystem is thriving with this kind of leader.
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et2o
8y ago
Hmm, I might be confusing the two, honestly. This looks interesting. Thanks.
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et2o
8y ago
Apple's implementation of TB3 on the MacBook pro (my only experience) can only do one 4k monitor at a time.
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et2o
8y ago
I wish I was as confident in anything as these guys are in the predictive accuracy of their simple model with an out-of-sample accuracy of 80%[1] with limited and questionable training data. [1] Accuracy is probably a misleading performance
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et2o
8y ago
I was excited to try using Julia 1.0.0 today after a couple years since my last try and... couldn’t. None of the packages work with it yet. I guess I could go find an older version, but it seems like a problem that Julia will happily allow
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