jahnu

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   by jahnu 6y ago

   I wouldn't want to be associated with such things not because I'm afraid of being lynched but because I've learned that it's demeaning to people. Pitchforks and pile are the excesses of a generally good movement to excis
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   I'm surprised by all these appended suprises revealing a history of surprise :D
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   Yeah sorry if I'm unclear or misinterpreting. My comment is about the researcher not the person I replied to. I do agree that it's surprising behaviour to regular users of PDF that it usually maintains a history of sorts. Apps sho
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   It's not only common it's still the way PDFs are usually saved. Open a PDF in a text editor (PDFs are text not binary files) and you can see any edits appended as "trailers".
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   This is by design and not surprising at all if you read even a tiny bit about PDF. It's in fact the default save method in nearly every PDF capable software. Rewriting the PDF is in fact the less common method. I'm surprised a res
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   You edited your post to remove the Japan comparison. Why would you do that?
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   While Japan's legal system is certainly deserving of criticism, who's isn't?, this stat is thrown around without any understanding of what it really means. What is the conviction rate in your country of residence? What does c
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   The best way to appreciate it is to learn the history and immerse yourself in the culture. Contemporary art is not typically created for instant gratification or understanding but rather for an audience familiar with the world within which
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   by jahnu 6y ago

   This is so important. Symbols matter and these words carry too much symbolic baggage. A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, so let us just rename the rose and get on with it.
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    https://www.qwant.com/ Isn't bad
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    Doesn't that suggest that lots of other moons spend some period of their lifetime in this perfect eclipse zone?
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    Yeah great tune that!
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    Many people don't know that a radio series preceded the books. I find that the funniest version, personally.
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    Give it a rest, Marvin
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    I'm enjoying it so far. Thanks for taking the time to do this!
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    https://cecinestpasunepeinture.com/
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    Are you kidding?
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    They are also for the hard to market, varied diet but largely fruit and vegetables, moderate exercise, little or no alcohol, and regular checkups. I'm failing to some degree on these, I admit.
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    I replied above but it was meant for you. I'll leave it, perhaps it might help the parent understand why there is much value in knowing about the people behind the science.
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    On of my favourite radio programs is The Life Scientific from the BBC. It explores both the person and the science and leads to a wonderful insight and admiration for the people and the sciences they work within. I highly recommend it and a
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    by jahnu 6y ago

    To be fair, that seems to be over claiming based on an extrapolation not solid evidence. Possible, yes, actually true? Not yet demonstrated, imho.
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    by jahnu 7y ago

    Aren't those Saturnian hexagons blue? Hyperintelligent shades of the colour blue, I reckon.
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    by jahnu 7y ago

    "Rich People"... we are rich. It doesn't warrant scare quotes.
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    by jahnu 7y ago

    Only allow reviews from verified purchasers
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    by jahnu 7y ago

    Events are the thing that keep me and my peers using it.
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    by jahnu 7y ago

    If they have then they are using it exceedingly sparingly. I strongly suspect it would be impossible to use it to any moderate degree without being found out in one way or another. I know this is a very very poorly worded question :) but I
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    by jahnu 7y ago

    Who and/or how many engineers are making $500k a year!?
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    by jahnu 7y ago

    Thanks so much :)
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    Junk Science or the Real Thing? ‘Inference’ Publishes Both(undark.org)

    3 points by jahnu 8y ago|0 comments
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    by jahnu 8y ago

    That was a really interesting project. What were the main reasons it failed? The one in Spain seemed to show it was feasible.