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by grenoire 8y ago
Case in point, you are disregarding what he has to say as branding him as an ideologue. You don't have to agree with everything someone says, and doing so would be philosophical suicide by the very definition of it. Just be a little mo
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by grenoire 8y ago
Well, the difference for the CPU analogy might be that we know exactly what to have them do, and they do exactly that (sans bugs, hah). Brains, whether it's architectural or hormonal, have many other factors that influence their workin
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by grenoire 8y ago
Peterson in person is Peterson in his lectures, see comments below. Make up your mind yourself, and try to understand why people like and hate him both ways. He's a pretty compassionate guy as far as I can tell, he just can't tole
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by grenoire 8y ago
Although those factors in themselves are not accounted for, the cultural differences in cross-country effects are extensively documented. The supplement material is available for free at http://science.sciencemag.org/content
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by grenoire 8y ago
There's a figure for those properties, and the textual summary would be: "The symbols + and − in the panel titles indicate the sign of the difference for each preference; + indicates that positive differences correspond to women e
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by grenoire 8y ago
This follows a series of validation studies (incl. e.g. http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0956797617741719 ) from this year especially. The results seem to consistently show the same 'paradoxica
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by grenoire 8y ago
I think that'd be the line at which it ceases to be an echo chamber though, no?
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by grenoire 8y ago
Never take an MBA unless your employer is paying for your night classes.
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by grenoire 8y ago
This is very interesting, is it maybe that CRISPR resembles attacks we faced from viruses and the likes during our evolution as a species, that we have such high rates of immunity to it?
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by grenoire 8y ago
Cool domain name I'll give em that much
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by grenoire 8y ago
The average ratings are unlikely to be influenced given the high sample sizes for the ratings on IMDB. I don't really see how else you are connecting ratings to streaming options...
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by grenoire 8y ago
https://outline.com/AzjFEa
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by grenoire 8y ago
Traditional? You must realise that Greek yoghurt is the closest you can get to the historical origins of it.
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by grenoire 8y ago
What... are you?
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by grenoire 8y ago
but who controls the controller?
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by grenoire 8y ago
If you're using PNGs, why skip the fourth alpha channel?
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by grenoire 8y ago
It's an interesting assumption to correlate prices with categories, I think this'll suffer greatly from omitted variable biases. If I end up having to check each time whether or not the number entered has changed the category, the
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by grenoire 8y ago
Not very common for personal finances but there are already services (AutoEntry, Trifact365 etc.) that handle this kind of categorisation for small businesses with OCR, no need for NN.
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by grenoire 8y ago
Agreed, I don't think that BNW is more appropriate for the current world than 1984. BNW has taken many things to the extreme, especially with regards to the cementing for a class system through destroying anything that's remotely
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by grenoire 8y ago
I think you'll be burning through a lot of VC money to pay anybody to do it for five bucks, hell, why not Fiverr?
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by grenoire 8y ago
This seems to only be the command engine itself, which by the way is the sorry excuse for modding support that Mojang put out after Notch's promises. Not particularly exciting, but Blaze3D seems a little more interesting.
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by grenoire 8y ago
I think this is a thinly veiled Hendrick's Gin advertisement... /s
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by grenoire 8y ago
I agree, the causation is likely due to the fact that kids who are good at playing chess early on keep playing chess, which by default gives them years of additional training and experience more. As opposed to someone who has only started a
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by grenoire 8y ago
"Anything scientific in economics is just the math part, which are orthogonal to economic behavior and markets." You're just proving my point here, this is outright dismissive of all forms of experimentation that goes on in m
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by grenoire 8y ago
It depends on the university that you have gone to, mine was very clear on the assumptions made and we were always critical about the content and its implications. I took several philosophy of economics classes throughout my degree as well.
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by grenoire 8y ago
I have an undergraduate degree in economics and a master's degree in finance, I cannot believe someone can go through a whole degree without understanding what economics as a science entails... Regardless, see OP's response and my
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by grenoire 8y ago
Fintech is booming alongside some other niche techy startups, especially medical.
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by grenoire 8y ago
Amsterdam is altogether great alongside the Netherlands, but its ever-increasing popularity among tourists is making it less and less bearable to live it. It's overly crowded and the housing market is facing serious troubles due to cer
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by grenoire 8y ago
You have to ask why they are down as well.
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by grenoire 8y ago
The act of tickling yourself is a two-way sensory exchange. You feel your fingers and your fingers feel you, whereas with a feather you don't have the latter.

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