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by henearkr 2y ago
We agree to disagree. Btw, criminal conviction related to the profession is not a proxy, it is really one of the things that matter, measured directly. So you're mixing concepts.
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That is intended to be a transient mechanism, to evolve towards a more balanced status quo after it has ended.
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by henearkr 2y ago
The fact that many variables are correlated doesn't condone using any of them as an evaluation criteria. See my other comment on stat proxies.
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by henearkr 2y ago
What matters is a matter of causality, which is inside the realm of science.
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by henearkr 2y ago
Same as my other comment. Don't use a proxy.
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by henearkr 2y ago
(EDIT: I had not read thoroughly your comment, see my PS below for a direct reply.) Your point is to use a proxy for the variable that really matters. Unfortunately that proxy is neither reliable, nor has good impact on the society in gener
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by henearkr 2y ago
Easy enough: make matter things that have no reason to matter. Like what the skin color has to do with how good your physician is? Nothing. Science is smart enough to propose the adequate metrics, in this case it does absolutely not include
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by henearkr 2y ago
This whole debate is surrealist. Bigotry and intolerance are fundamentally irrational and illogical, so the so-called "left-bias" of science is just science being itself. Now the comments in this HN page and the reason.com article
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by henearkr 2y ago
> tactics in a position That should give patterns (hence your use of the verb to "spot" them, as the grandmaster would indeed spot the patterns) recognizable in the game string. More specifically grammar-like parterns, e.g. the
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by henearkr 2y ago
For the square and the four rectangles, I found this illustration: https://images.app.goo.gl/VuqCkPpAN336cruv5
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by henearkr 2y ago
Not all possible Piet Mondriaan-like painting would lead to a valid network, though. For example if you have a centered square with four identical rectangles organized around in a certain way. Moreover, even for "valid" painting
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by henearkr 2y ago
Yes, I too noticed this error!
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by henearkr 2y ago
My take is that it could be the excessive vibrations and shocks inside the Dragon ship. Iirc, some Dragon passengers already "semi-complained" about that in the past. Now the NASA probably has agreements with SpaceX discouraging t
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by henearkr 2y ago
I you allow to replay the videos it's going to be boring anyway, in binary as well as in decimal. For example, in decimal, you can group the digits by pairs, and you just need 100 videos.
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by henearkr 2y ago
I agree totally with you.
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by henearkr 2y ago
Reminds me of "Japan urges its young people to drink more to boost economy" (two years ago): https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-62585809
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by henearkr 2y ago
The classical music class is almost absent, only present in name and its (many) categories and subcategories are not displayed. Even none of the things that are coming back to being popular curiosities like microtonality (Sevish...), chroma
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by henearkr 2y ago
EDIT: Hard Drive is a satyrical site like the Onion. So I just sounded like an idiot reading the Onion for the first time and taking it at face value XD -------- My old comment below. -------- Yuck. They may have just hired yakuzas lawyers
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by henearkr 2y ago
Nice! The wow effect was enough to imprint it into my mind. Now I'm waiting for something that cool for Celsius and Fahrenheit...
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by henearkr 2y ago
Pipes are extremely useful. But I guess it just depends on your use case. I do a lot of scripting. If you dislike their (relative) slowness, it's open source, you can participate in making them faster. And I'm sure that after this
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by henearkr 2y ago
Yes, it's a bank, they hire tons of consultants all the time. Moreover, they could also order an executive summary in order to learn what is the procedure if they need to do this check themselves in the future.
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by henearkr 2y ago
To a consultant in Austria, then.
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by henearkr 2y ago
Or they just pass it to the branch of the bank that is located in Austria, as they are familiar with the matter.
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by henearkr 2y ago
No, nowadays many official documents come with a URL (often in the form of a QR code) linking to a digital copy of the document stored on a governmental server.
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by henearkr 2y ago
To be honest, it sounds like it could be the friend in Austria who fell into a scam, and is thus left with cash flow problems. Victims in these situations are pushed to beg money from their family and friends.
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by henearkr 2y ago
Pesticides are no more uniformly sprayed. Nowadays, there is monitoring of the crop health by zone, with cameras on trucks. I'm not advocating for pesticides. But I'm saying lasers are the wrong solution. Nobody is even consideri
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by henearkr 2y ago
You are comparing nothing here. You forgot one whole leg of the comparison... i.e. the pesticide production footprint.
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by henearkr 2y ago
Lasers are even more energy-intensive than pesticides... Mechanical methods could be better, but just not micromanaging it and using permaculture methods would be the best solution.
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by henearkr 2y ago
Why do you tie emissions to steel contents. This system is electricity-based, whereas traditional agriculture is fuel-intensive. Even fertilizer production is fuel-intensive, and this system avoids using any. Multiply by the time scale you
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by henearkr 2y ago
Oh ok! Thanks.

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