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by exegete 5y ago
This is by design a temporary solution according to the NCAA but I wonder if it will just end up being permanent.
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NCAA Votes to Let Athletes Earn Money Based on Their Names and Images(npr.org)
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The technology itself has been around for decades, so it’s not new tech, nor is it an early version. The underlying tech barriers have been worked at for years, and that’s one of the reasons the vaccines were developed so quickly for SARS-C
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by exegete 5y ago
Any recommended talks to watch from this?
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“Average pilot fallacy”? https://www.thestar.com/news/insight/2016/01/16/when-us-air-... When designing cockpits using the average dimensions of pilots the US Air Force found exactly 0 pilots who we
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by exegete 5y ago
I’m sorry if I came across as trying to minimize the dire situation those who live in Gaza are in. You’re right - people in NYC don’t have a foreign power controlling their airspace and shoreline as well as the numerous other differences. I
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It must just be something that gets repeated without verification at this point. For comparison Gaza City has a slightly higher population density than NYC (but less than Hoboken, NJ) while the entire Gaza Strip has the same population dens
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In hindsight to one of the many unused field hospitals? But at the time we didn’t know how effective the mitigations were going to be and fully expected the field hospitals to be full
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by exegete 5y ago
NJ also did this
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by exegete 5y ago
Some of the States with the strictest measures were the ones that got hit hard early before much was known about the virus (NJ, NY, CA) so their death tolls could be expected to be higher. Additionally many States that were more relaxed als
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by exegete 5y ago
Related, I just saw Scott Gottlieb, former FDA commissioner and on board of Pfizer, retweet a link to this article “The origin of COVID: Did people or nature open Pandora’s box at Wuhan?” https://thebulletin.org/2021/05
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by exegete 5y ago
How many people do you think die from road rage (or similar) annually? How do you account for all the people who couldn’t handle their emotions when young and now can when older?
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by exegete 5y ago
The burden of proof is on the one making the claim and the more extraordinary the claim the more extraordinary the evidence needs to be in my opinion.
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by exegete 5y ago
What you described is talking about personal interests and activities, and I agree that is the kind of stuff that is easy and fun to talk (and hear) about with others. I’m starting to think many people don’t have personal activities and int
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by exegete 5y ago
Hurricane Maria was pretty devastating and the lack of Federal aid exacerbated it. I imagine people left after that.
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by exegete 5y ago
Is it time to expand the House? It feels like as the population grows we shouldn’t dilute and move around representation.
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by exegete 5y ago
Not original commenter, but maybe “Open-source clones or alternatives of popular sites”? Something more descriptive about the content.
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Israel does seem to be taking responsibility. Israeli “public radio took the unusual step of claiming that the Mossad intelligence agency had played a central role.” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/
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by exegete 5y ago
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.03129 Code: https://github.com/keroro824/HashingDeepLearning Edit: Here is the new paper referred to https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.10891 Here i
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by exegete 5y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.03129 https://github.com/keroro824/HashingDeepLearning
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by exegete 6y ago
No, not for this. It’s a survey with a specific question asking if they use the internet, and here in this context “use” undoubtedly means “access directly” and not “indirectly benefit from”.
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by exegete 6y ago
Reading through that it seemed that the difference was not religious but political (both Palestine and Israel have citizens with a variety of faiths). Both Israel and Palestine are UTC+3 so the problem stemmed from when daylight saving time
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by exegete 6y ago
But now we’re taking about Volkswagen and electric vehicles. April Fool’s ad campaigns don’t have to be funny to be effective.
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(2019)
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(2017)
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by exegete 6y ago
Typosquatting in package repositories (2016) https://lwn.net/Articles/694830/ Further analysis of PyPI typosquatting (2020) https://lwn.net/Articles/834078/
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by exegete 6y ago
People complain that this violates free speech rights but what about the rights of those at AWS, Twitter, etc? They have the right not to do business or associate with these people.
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by exegete 6y ago
Like the 10th amendment? The 10th amendment seems to give a lot of leeway to States, assuming their respective Constitutions allow governors to take on emergency powers during a public health crisis which seems to be the case in most states
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by exegete 6y ago
The one problem might be education on your resume. People can infer age from that generally. If you leave dates off it might also be seen that you are hiding the dates because of your age.
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by exegete 6y ago
I did something similar with a Flask server on EC2 that is updated on every push using Github Actions. https://github.com/wesbarnett/flask-project

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