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Cannabis and the adolescent brain: What science knows, and doesn’t know(theglobeandmail.com)
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For those writing language processors in Java, I highly recommend having a look at JastAdd [1]. It's a great framework for implementing semantic analysis using attribute grammars [2]. The tool automatically generates Java classes to re
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Obvious' A.I.-created portrait being auctioned at Christie's(cnbc.com)
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Safest level of alcohol consumption is none, worldwide study shows(washingtonpost.com)
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The OP submission is actually included as chapter 6 in the book.
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> It is true that Musk is accepting a bailout from the Sauds, are you disputing that? How did you reach that conclusion? He declined to sell them new shares, so the Saudis bought them on the open market. Tesla didn't get a dime. Wha
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Apple becomes the first $1T company(washingtonpost.com)
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Mary Ellis, wartime volunteer who flew Spitfires, dies at 101(washingtonpost.com)
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Ontario government will turn to private retailers to sell marijuana(theglobeandmail.com)
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If you thought fake news was a problem, wait for ‘deepfakes’(ft.com)
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In a cosmic first, scientists detect neutrinos from a distant galaxy(washingtonpost.com)
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‘No Jab, No Pay’. In Australia, no excuse accepted for unvaccinated kids(theglobeandmail.com)
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Social media apps are 'deliberately' addictive to users(bbc.com)
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‘This Is Unbelievable’: A Hedge Fund Star Dims, and Investors Flee(wsj.com)
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Elon Musk Races to Exit Tesla’s ‘Production Hell’(wsj.com)
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Elon Musk drawn into farting unicorn dispute with potter(theguardian.com)
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Audi postpones electric SUV launch in wake of CEO arrest(ft.com)
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Secrets of Resilience: Lessons from adults who overcame difficult childhoods(wsj.com)
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California voters to weigh splitting into three states(bbc.com)
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Tim Draper plan to split California into 3 states qualifies for November ballot(cnbc.com)
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> So...you're comparing reducing the costs of getting into space with the achievement of developing the technology that actually made it possible to get into space? Not at all. I am just pointing out that the popularity of SpaceX st
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> Its common to throw words around like addiction when better words exist. Like habitual, or accustomed, or conditioned. It's also common for attitudes to change very slowly with respect to something that has been around forever, th
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> I work with people who have addictions. Sugar doesn't come close. While I will defer to your experience with working with addicts, with respect I would suggest that the nature of your work may lead you to underestimate the addicti
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> Few and far between. Whenever I hear this, it's always "oh, they take subsidies". The only ones I've heard that haven't been trolling are concerns about their financial reports, which are always "concerns
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> Yes, and people who are going bankrupt will also have their problems alleviated if they suddenly get a better job. If people going bankrupt have marketable skills and are doing everything in their power to find a job in a hot market, I
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> So what matters is the wishful thinking, not the pioneering work SpaceX’s competitors actually accomplished? Another way to look at it is that what matters is the pioneering work that SpaceX has actually accomplished (and stands to acc
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> They have ~$2.8b in the bank, so that's about a year if things continue like they have been, less if they hit a snag. More if they succeed in ramping up the Model 3 production.
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> Sugar doesn't really fit the profile for addiction, which requires tolerance, preoccupation, seeking, and not stopping even though you know it's harmful. It sure does. Tolerance manifests itself as insulin resistance. Preoccu
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> That is kind of frightening - why stop at school? Why not have Sweets Inspectors checking up on parents in their home? And talk about taking the fun out of any celebrations. I see what you're saying, but considering the exploding
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Building the Software 2.0 Stack by Andrej Karpathy [video](figure-eight.com)
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