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by itcrowd 5y ago
Some, if not all, IEEE journals (which are generally very reputable) have a publishing fee, separate from the open access fee. Surcharges apply for exceeding page limits and for color figures in the printed journal. The basic fee can be wai
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by itcrowd 6y ago
On your homepage, evervault.com, you have an example of calculating the BMI in one of the images which is: > weight / Math.sqrt(height); In fact the BMI is weight / (height)^2
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Why do authors use such silly titles as "Lord of the Rings"? There is no mention of it anywhere in the paper besides the title, it just looks childish(to me). Just use the second part of the title as the paper's title, dump t
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Probably A/B testing through social media clicks.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
The factors could be included in the manuscript as an example..
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Interestingly, it looks as if the video is meant to be played in a continuous loop. The first frame and the last frame seem identical. Edit: right-click on the video and select 'loop'. couldn't find the option before.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I have recently been inviting my American colleagues to meetings using times-as-American-dates format. In other words, proposing meetings to be on 02/26/21 at 25:23 (This example meaning February 26th 2021 at 25 minutes past 23 ho
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by itcrowd 6y ago
[Oct 2020]
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by itcrowd 6y ago
It has been widely reported that if you (two) would read the article, it mentions TeamViewer was used.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
The comment: > vaccine which is tested exclusively on young men is COMPLETELY wrong. 1. The trials have been performed on both men and women 2. Age groups <65 AND >= 65 3. Also included chronically ill From Moderna: > As of toda
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I am sorry to be so harsh, but this guide will not teach you anything about cooking, nor will it be of any particular relevance to founders [^]. The blog post is a 3,500 word advertisement to Amazon affiliation links. A selection of "h
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I guess something to the extent of: "[action X] was widely mocked in the press ..."
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Sorry to be of no help, but the platform looks really nice! Congrats & lots of success!
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by itcrowd 6y ago
How do you have 10k teachers and 20 students? Or am I missing something (or a typo)?
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I thoroughly enjoy Stjepan Tomic's channel "Hanging pawns" (on YouTube) for more detailed analyses than Agadmator. Videos are long but excellent and (i find it an advantage that) he doesn't go with the latest hypes aroun
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I wasn't disagreeing with you, I was adding to your information. It seems about 87%-53% = 34% of Americans fly once a year.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
That is for Americal Airlines (the company) only. The number of American (adults) that never fly is about 53%. See Fig. 7 in the research paper linked in this article: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/
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by itcrowd 6y ago
It is more clear from the research paper linked in the article. The distribution of emissions is about commercial passengers (71%), freight (17%), military (8%) and private airplanes (4%). See Fig. 1: https://www.sciencedirect.co
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Source: TFA
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by itcrowd 6y ago
The 1% figure sounds insane, but remember that "11% of the world’s population took a flight in 2018". In other words, about 10% of the flyers cause half of aviation emissions.
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Dutch scientists reconstruct spread of coronavirus through mink farms(arstechnica.com)
2 points by itcrowd 6y ago|0 comments
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Every once in a while, these vulnerabilities get their own website, such as in this case. Is there a meta website that collects all of these websites? I'm interested because I would like to analyze these websites and see if I can find
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by itcrowd 6y ago
(2018) but very well written! Even with a limited grasp of complexity theory, it stuck for me.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I have seen this story in several outlets, but haven't heard about NOx emissions from this process. Could someone more knowledgeable shine a light on this?
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The swing states that will help predict the election outcome(economist.com)
2 points by itcrowd 6y ago|0 comments
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by itcrowd 6y ago
From your link: > One-third (33.9%) of the Spanish population may be at risk for Vitamin D deficiency. So that doesn't explain the >80% from TFA.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
> The overall prevalence rate of vitamin D deficiency was 41.6%, with the highest rate seen in blacks (82.1%), followed by Hispanics (69.2%). So doesn't explain the whole observed effect Edit: also the study was in Spain, not USA
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by itcrowd 6y ago
In addition to your sources, the book "Modern Fortran - Building efficient parallel applications" was just published this month . My hardcopy is on its way now, a PDF is also available for sale. I can't vouch for its content
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by itcrowd 6y ago
> "mostly false" because he said "predators", not "superpredators" Also because he wasn't referring to Black people but rather to young people. You have to read your own link better. From Snopes: "
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Chinese Embassy: “groundless accusations against China’s [Uyghur] policy”(economist.com)
2 points by itcrowd 6y ago|0 comments

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