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hardlianotion
10y ago
That's - er - disingenuous.
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hardlianotion
10y ago
I think it is worse than that. The paper often appears transparently dishonest in its reporting.
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hardlianotion
10y ago
Doesn't seem that smart to preempt the investigation though. Seems better to lay low and submit "proofs" quietly to ATO and hope for the best...
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11y ago
It's all very telling, but the notion that you would sacrifice one more, presumably innocent life for no good reason at all is itself immoral. I assume that is part of the moral of the tale. The story only makes sense in signalling th
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hardlianotion
11y ago
Thanks!
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hardlianotion
11y ago
That's really interesting about the gyroscopic effects myth, as it is one I strongly believe! Is there some documentation of the bike or some analysis of this I can read?
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hardlianotion
11y ago
I am interested in what Yishan has to say about Amazon AWS https://www.reddit.com/r/yishan/comments/4cub02/transparency... Does that inform anyone's choice of cloud infrastructure?
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hardlianotion
11y ago
It seems crazy, but pretty damning evidence of that gong on discussed here http://www.nuclearphynance.com/Show%20Post.aspx?PostIDKey=17...
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11y ago
"the image is dominated by red and blue, a sign that scientists are more likely to cite the research that conforms to their outlook." Or a sign that the green lines were drawn first, and test red and blue overlaid.
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hardlianotion
11y ago
This is not apparent from the article. Where could I find out about this ability?
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hardlianotion
11y ago
Sounds like Daunt simply recalled what made Waterstones so attractive as it rose to prominence in the 1980s.
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hardlianotion
11y ago
Sorry to hear this. I signed up for one as I thought it would be fun to be involved, in a small way. But the delay will kill the product and the company. The market moves too fast.
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11y ago
His dad was remarkable as well. Brunel cut his teeth on his father's Thames tunnel project ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thames_Tunnel ). There is a little Brunel museum on the site of the project's steam e
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11y ago
And less well resourced.
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11y ago
We used to call this casting out nines.
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11y ago
Well said. That was what was gong through my mind as I wrote, but it came out wrong. If it is useful, you can ask for money for it and folk can pay if they like it.
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11y ago
Proposal is for a Haskell resource that I would find interesting/useful, maintained as a freely accessible resource. Should the person making this possible charge reasonably for their time? Yes, in my opinion.
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11y ago
The paper has a glassdoor.com url as a reference?
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13y ago
Of course, the notoriety of the 'belief' is due to its deliberate and extensive misquoting.