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by feet 4y ago
The path that I'm aware of is, assuming a bsc starting at 18 and going for 4 years followed by masters for 1 year and a PhD for 4-5 we have a total of 10 years for age 28 which you could then do 2 single year postdocs to be PI/fac
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by feet 4y ago
In what way are they worthless?
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by feet 4y ago
AFAIK I've only heard of extra duties in the humanities rather than the sciences.
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by feet 4y ago
Finance or tech firms? I think you might have a limited view of the field of PhD candidates
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by feet 4y ago
Hundreds of thousands of years of human history would probably disagree. Just because Christianity has been dominant for a while doesn't automatically make it the best or even good. It just is
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by feet 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand your perspective. How is an open relationship "marriage as a service"?
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by feet 4y ago
Just that intro paragraph... Yeesh
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by feet 4y ago
This hypothesis seems to build on numerous untested hypotheses. Color me skeptical. I'm not sure why oxytocin isn't considered, as we know about the bonding induced by it. I only skimmed so I may have missed it as well
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by feet 4y ago
I understand the hard coding is bad, but what makes that a weak password?
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by feet 4y ago
You think its not desperately needed?
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by feet 4y ago
The perception of politics is being skewed by the heavily extremist right-wing US, that's my best guess anyhow
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by feet 4y ago
While it is American-centric, PBS news hour is one decently solid option I also get information from corporate media but I always keep in mind the purpose of the angle of their reporting and always ignore all opinion pieces. Opinion piece
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by feet 4y ago
The more well compensated you are, the more disconnected you are from the perils of working class poverty. Most people I know who are well compensated don't see an issue with the system simply because it has worked for them I should no
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by feet 4y ago
Have you heard of think tanks? There are groups like ALECS that literally write legislation at the behest of corporations, it's been a problem for a long time. The reason you think it isn't in good faith is likely due to corporate
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by feet 4y ago
That's long term thinking. We don't do that here in the US. Short term only, baby!
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by feet 4y ago
But what is the perception of the spider like?
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by feet 4y ago
See deploying it would cost money and that cuts into the airlines' profits
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by feet 4y ago
Because they're the ones programming iOS? Who else would decide it, it's not like iOS is an open source project
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by feet 4y ago
This is one reason I'll only run customized android builds without gapps until something better comes along. Linux phone devices are becoming more and more appealing
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by feet 4y ago
But why the hell is it autoplaying in the first place? Does apple really hate their customers/users so much that they can't make this an option? That's completely insane. The more I learn about apple, the more I see extreme
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by feet 4y ago
I hear trains are pretty damn convenient in Europe. I wonder why the US doesn't have anything like that, hmm Cue: people who claim some absurd innate differences while ignoring the lobbying efforts of car manufacturers
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by feet 4y ago
So why are there people who call themselves Christians who want to make the US a theocracy? The people that those vote for enact incredibly harmful policies in the name of religious morality
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by feet 4y ago
There was the whole eye of a needle thing about rich people, loving thy neighbor, feeding the poor...
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by feet 4y ago
To add to this: the Bosch systems can be set to a lower or higher limit but it needs to be taken to a Bosch dealer to do this. They don't give the software to any old Joe Schmoe (I tried) Unless someone throws something on github of co
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by feet 4y ago
They're likely getting down voted because climate change deniers want to ignore the evidence that's beginning to scream at us
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by feet 4y ago
That's what selective enforcement is all about
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by feet 4y ago
Is there some reason a person could not build multiple iterations with small differences and train them all, then send the best to QA? Does QA have to approve every piece of experimental code?
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by feet 4y ago
I don't trust Apple either
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by feet 4y ago
Right, but I'm trying to consider the average user. They likely aren't aware their activity on their phone is being logged on WiFi. My assumption is that once they got it connected to WiFi, it leaves attention and isn't consi
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by feet 4y ago
How many get connected to company WiFi?

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