gandalfgreybeer

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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
Practically a beginner. I tried following some books a few years ago + the basic art classes in high school is my skill extent.
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
How is it obvious?
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
As a physicist primarily working in complex systems and machine learning, I was happy that complex systems were finally getting recognition. From the get-go this article was definitely the opposite of my opinions but I wanted to see what ot
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
Have no artistic background but I sort of want to train to have artstyle like this. Any references I can look into? Googling just resulted in some obscure French books that I definitely won’t have access to: L'atelier de la bande dessi
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
Someone correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t think that’s really what it’s for. Publishing exclusively in arXiv would fit in with the spirit of what you’re going for.
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
Have little knowledge on this field so this might be a dumb question: How noticable or significant is that 12% difference? On the same thought, if I had one that had a 95% efficacy, how does it compare to the 87% one and the 99% one in term
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
If they are studies that are performing meta-analyses (and most of the studies citing the fraudulent article are), yes.
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
Can you specify which alternatives are being suppressed?
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
Mind sharing resources you’re using to learn? Also do you have background in music theory or is this from scratch?
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
I hope studies like these are included in the lists of Ivermectin studies that have been popping up here recently whenever this topic comes up.
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
This statement clarified things; I see your point more clearly now.
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
You only highlighted one sentence of what I said but left out the part where I said: > if new data is put forward then it can adjust. Which is essentially the same as the ideas you put forward. Also, coming from a Physics background, I w
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
I’m slightly surprised to see this line of thinking in HN. The so-called “Belief” in science is not driven by blind faith that what people are saying are true. It’s that you understand that before something is believed it goes through a rig
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by gandalfgreybeer 5y ago
> If you are going to invest in cryptocurrency, you invest for the reasons which make it technologically superior to the current system, not the potential value it will give you in 3 months. How many people right now are investing in cry
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
I am not American so maybe the impact of why it needs to be changed is lost on me. But given the context it’s either a zero or a positive net effect. I, however, can’t imagine switching away from a service that I use to something else based
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
Re that anecdote, I was just wondering, do they stare at the horizon with glasses on or without?
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
Thank you for the guide. Found it very helpful.
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
Primarily my work is writing and coding. When in deep work on something complicated, what I do is not really take a “real”break where I relax. I just stand up (either go to the restroom or drink a glass of water). I will still be thinking a
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
I think this is a straightforward resource for explaining it. https://www.cdc.gov/csels/dsepd/ss1978/lesson3/section6.html
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
I don’t think anyone uses Twitter as a chat client nor does it try to be one primarily.
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
Going through the piece, he builds upon things that make sense but then just completely goes off the rails at the end. I don’t even know what the point of the article is. It comes across as science/intellectual shaming. > Possibly i
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
A reliable non-invasive glucose monitoring device is going to be revolutionary. That’s essentially a holy grail for diabetes.
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
I find this way of thinking totally cold-hearted and devaluing human life despite knowing that you're thinking from a larger time scale. If in the grand scheme of things, 6 million deaths becomes a blip, will the holocaust have been mu
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by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
I’m currently using a Series 5 watch which has the always on screen mode. I use it to track sleep and I exercise around an hour daily and use it primarily to track water intake, track my tasks, and play music. It might be my usage, but I’ve