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by glofish 7y ago
Would this serve as a supporting statement? Why Most Published Research Findings Are False https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article/file?type=pri... It was true in 2005 and the situation only got worse since
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by glofish 7y ago
CEO claims the "The app was sound and good" but there was a "transmission bug" in the code... Other way to say it, if you don't count the mistakes - then the app is excellent.
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by glofish 7y ago
It is only a poisoning if it is not true. Nature is not the problem though, they just happen to be one of the most prominent and selective publishers - many/most? people hate them because they can't get in. IMHO the entire process
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by glofish 7y ago
The current scientific publishing method is pretty much dead. It is absurd, biased, produces terrible results. Promotes inept research, unimaginable waste. Yet dead as it might be most decision-makers and other leeches of science will prete
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by glofish 7y ago
pff, considering that a large number of two factor authentication protocols send you SMS your phone number might just as well be your bank account
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by glofish 7y ago
Perhaps because it is always drawn that way, that the same streamline gets separated then goes over the wing, then goes back together. Then in big letters it says Bernoulli principle. Now that I read about it more, it looks like Bernoulli&#
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by glofish 7y ago
> I beg your pardon? Not sure what could be unclear there at all. Nuclear energy can be turned into any other energy and vice versa. As long as something has mass it has energy - whether or not we can readily transform that is beside the
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by glofish 7y ago
Energy can just as well be E = mgh (potential energy) or rotational energy E = 1/2 I w^2, or elastic energy E=1/2 k x^2, chemical energy, nuclear energy etc. with momentum nowhere to be found in those formulas. When we talk about
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by glofish 7y ago
conservation of momentum and conservation of energy both take place at the same time, but are independent concepts altogether momentum has nothing to do with energy and vice versa. For example, energy can be stored (transformed into differe
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by glofish 7y ago
my understanding is that Bernoulli's principle also involves equal transit times. Meaning that the same two positions need to rejoin later. When the sail has no thickness the outer flow cannot go faster and still be a valid Bernoulli e
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by glofish 7y ago
but there is no runaway inflation - as a matter of fact the inflation is lower than typical
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by glofish 7y ago
I would strongly caution against this sort of mindset. Renting is not nearly as pain-free and simple experience as you make it sound. All it takes one bad tenant, longer vacancy, or an expensive home repair to you set back for a decade. Nor
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by glofish 7y ago
I think banks make their money not on interest rates but on various fees and overheads: each person getting a mortgage pays 10K (or more) to the bank right away. That is huge upfront money in addition to the interest rate. Same with late fe
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by glofish 7y ago
Correct, it is not the debt itself but the size of it and expected payoffs. If you were coming from an average financial background in America then a 30K student loan to go to an excellent school that sets you up for life would be most cert
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by glofish 7y ago
As always the problem is not so much the debt but the size of the debt. Don't take on debts that you cannot readily pay back.
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by glofish 7y ago
This advice is not universally valid. There are plenty of situations where renting is greatly advantageous. Being dogmatic is what everyone needs to avoid. Being preconditioned to the idea that buying is automatically a good decision is to
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by glofish 7y ago
As always it is all about intent. Did the OP agree to have his information disclosed in return to getting disability insurance? If they did then there is no problem here. It seems that people are getting hung up on the wrong issue. Filling
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by glofish 7y ago
There is a distinction between self-declared make-believe experts and actual experts. As long as you are putting in the work and you follow a sound method you can beat the market. Of course, that sound method is always more than running a s
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by glofish 7y ago
I agree, it feels way too cheap to be true.
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by glofish 7y ago
For me, the numbers feel surprisingly "affordable". Is this list even correct? I am not talking about my own pocket, but rich people or powerful entities. This is the cost of a military drone or something. Imagine a nation adoptin
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by glofish 7y ago
It feels surprisingly cheap. Take bitcoin, a 105Billion cap can be subverted for just 700K per hour? Not to mention DeepOnion for 3 bucks an hour. I can see people do that just for lulz.
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by glofish 7y ago
Plus it is well established that we are less price-sensitive once the money left our pocket. Most people would end up using more services. Hence even instinctively feels like a much worse deal even if tying up that money would not impact th
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by glofish 7y ago
You are thinking about this backwards. What people love is that the initial price is LOW. They all hope that this will be the final cost. They don't even want to think about paying more. Getting refunds stinks, frankly. All it takes is
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by glofish 7y ago
People HATE that they have to pay for every additional service, but LOVE the original low (and overall lower) price. When they travel only nickel-and-diming is visible. But then, when they plan a new trip, they remember that overall it was
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by glofish 7y ago
James Kim was one of the early online streamer personalities, ran CNET product reviews watchable over the web but also via TiVo and other similar devices. I remember how surreal it was to hear his fate.
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by glofish 7y ago
TLDR: [...] the holographic principle allows physicists to study gravitational systems by projecting them on a boundary [...] proved that symmetry is not possible in a gravitational theory if it obeys the holographic principle. [.
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by glofish 7y ago
This! I used to visit Tripadvisor a lot, but then, with time the site became less and less useful - always pushing the next tour, next paid event, complete disregard to what the site was supposed to be, advice about trips Hence I stopped vi
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by glofish 7y ago
add to that risk the predatory nature of credit card debt, the interest is already super high, they can increase that further after a late payment, plus it stays on your record for 6 years
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by glofish 7y ago
Compared to what? Are you accounting for the greenhouse costs of producing and shipping all the equipment that it is replacing? A stove, ducts and vents, cabling, a heating furnace and the production of all the energy sources that run thes
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by glofish 7y ago
I like these upvoted posts on procrastination. Feels like the HN community (like myself) struggles with this. Nowadays I embrace procrastination as necessary "evil". Unlike the cited post, I don't think one needs "help&q

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