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by greazy 4y ago
It definitely supports named columns and I am pretty sure 'tables' as well.
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by greazy 4y ago
Three out of those 4 things aren't functions. I do agree newer functions are missing (such as XLOOKUP) but for most people calc/excel is a high powered calculator and they use it as such. So Calc is perfect replacement. It's
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by greazy 4y ago
Good news, Pivot tables were added in v6.2. And there's an extension that provides similar support for PowerQuery. Tables do exist in LO calc.
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by greazy 4y ago
That is very very cool. I work at a hospital campus (Melbourne), all hdds require destruction. So I wonder if your customers should be businesses not individuals.
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by greazy 4y ago
I use excel heavily, librecalc is as good or better than excel. It has near 1:1 function compatibility. The exception are macros but MS seem to be slowly phasing them out.
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by greazy 4y ago
In general, if you'd like to read research publications on ncbi pubmed use sci-hub. While mostly for medical literature it should have this and similar publication.
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by greazy 4y ago
Spam and bots eating traffic are two different things.
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by greazy 4y ago
In general, WHO reports are highly regarded and highly read and cited by the respective fields. This report would be no different.
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by greazy 4y ago
This reads like an SCP article.
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by greazy 4y ago
This is hilariously late. One of the B strains (yamagata) is essentially extinct. There's only B Victoria circulating. For Influenza A, this would be amazing. Currently the vaccine composition is 3 (H1,H3, Bvic) or 4 valent. This could
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by greazy 4y ago
This is very cool. Looking at the example, this seems highly applicable to rote learning. I might mess with this on the weekend. I think the sciences would appreciate this tool.
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by greazy 4y ago
> There are relatively few academically competent, "computer people" in the world after the dissolution of science and technology programs in the post-war economic period. ...what in the hell are you talking about.
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by greazy 4y ago
For those of us in the trenches(microbiology), these overarching theories have little impact on our work. The large number of 'contradictions' discussed in the article are evident in bacteria, viruses. At the same time, it does ha
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by greazy 4y ago
Never use should. It's confusing and inherently negative. It's also not very clear. Compare should with could in your examples. Could is very clear, a direct question to the read.
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by greazy 4y ago
It's not just speculation, Saudis are also concerned https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1693627/
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by greazy 4y ago
Because the ones surveying the situation and the ones with the most knowledge are scientists. They're also the ones who sound the alarm first. Weird comment. I mean did you see it as Nature article?
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by greazy 4y ago
Again you are mistaken and wrong. The viruses in domesticated birds aren't somehow different from wild populations. This isn't a breeding ground or the perfect environment for evolution. That's just nonsensical ideas borne of
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by greazy 4y ago
> Okay... why? Where is it written that you should be able to live on a single job? > As soon as you can come up with an argument that's not emotive, and is instead quantitative, I'll listen. I have a feeling that you will n
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by greazy 4y ago
When highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks happen, the death rate is extremely high. What's not quoted is the infection rate. Usually HPAI is extremely deadly. So for wild geese that is a very high death count. Wild birds do not
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by greazy 4y ago
You're mistaken. These are wild viruses circulating among wild avian populations. When wild birds come into contact with domesticated animals, avian influenza can infect them causing disease and death in the farm animals. But farmed an
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by greazy 4y ago
I don't agree. The reason why people use Google products is varies. Some rely on docs heavily, others need (like myself) just email + cal + drive
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by greazy 4y ago
> First Set Last (FSL) is a rep scheme for supplemental work within the 5/3/1 programming framework. It programs the percentage of a lifter’s training max used for their first 5/3/1 working set for 5 sets of 5 reps (5
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by greazy 4y ago
> LaTeX only gets hairy when you start trying to fight it. If you want some that looks exactly as you imagine it, you're going to be fighting an uphill battle trying to specify exactly what you want, and constantly re-compiling. &#x
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by greazy 4y ago
Are you suggesting apple users are stupid or easy to fool? Also how does increasing payment options lead to security risk? The android ecosystem is fine with multiple payment methods.
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by greazy 4y ago
What communities do you recommend?
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by greazy 4y ago
No. If you read the article, there's a very low chance of an outbreak or pandemic happening with H3N8. We are more likely to see H5Nx viruses become the next pandemic. My bet is on a new H1Nx reassortment in the very near future.
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by greazy 4y ago
This is called observational bias. Imo the truth is much scarier: advertises know us better than we known ourselves. There's also the idea that we are so alike, advertises can generalize to great success.
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by greazy 5y ago
Thank you
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by greazy 5y ago
What's the deal with browser's user agent definitions? Why are they so wack.
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by greazy 5y ago
A newer tool 'brename' is similar but uses standard inputs and allows for full regex. Like rename it has dry mode for safe renaming.

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