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jfaat
10y ago
Likes?
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Is Bayesian A/B Testing Immune to Peeking? Not Exactly
(varianceexplained.org)
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jfaat
10y ago
They also claim the Empire State building is the tallest in NYC, which hasn't been true since 2012, when One World Trade surpassed it.
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jfaat
10y ago
I've lived in Boston, Jacksonville, and Miami and i think you're right on point. Miami has a special intersection (pun!) of retirees, newer immigrants, tourists, and young people (not saying any of these groups are bad drivers as
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jfaat
10y ago
Is anyone still using StartPage? Haven't seen it mentioned but it's been a great alternative for me. I use DDG on my iphone since safari won't let you set StartPage as the default.
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10y ago
Thanks. I copied the link just after reading the article, but it does appear to be dead now. Unfortunately I can only update the title, and not the URL.
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The Physicist Who Sees Crime Networks
(backchannel.com)
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Apple Logs your iMessage contacts, and may share them with police
(theintercept.com)
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10y ago
I'm pretty sure "super predator" was coined in the Clinton era
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10y ago
Or invert it :)
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What Would Happen If G.P.S. Failed?
(newyorker.com)
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Facebook Live: Now You Can Never Leave
(newyorker.com)
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11y ago
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Welcome to the Future: Middle-Class Housing Projects
(newyorker.com)
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Can Computer Programs Be Racist and Sexist?
(npr.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
well if something similar happened, you could just call a different number from your bank and see if you still get connected. that would be a bad sign ;)
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Nylas N1 now has snooze, swipe actions, and more
(medium.com)
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11y ago
I don't think it's a bug, It took me a while to realize that "Change your answers" is how I change my location too. Perhaps the wording could be changed to make that more clear :)
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jfaat
11y ago
The author has power over their choice of blogging platform though
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The Ghosts in Our Machines
(newyorker.com)
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11y ago
> That couldn't be tested before today Why not? Apple must have internal tools to test this.
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How a Suit Against Uber Could Redefine the Sharing Economy
(npr.org)
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11y ago
Maybe Khan academy? https://www.khanacademy.org/math/linear-algebra
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Hiroshima (1946)
(newyorker.com)
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11y ago
Your comment comes off as quite callous considering the potential loss of life involved with this impending disaster.
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11y ago
This could well be the most disastrous natural event in our lifetimes. Good luck getting the warnings of scientists to sink in with Neapolitans. They know it's going to blow, but almost no one will leave to avoid it.
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11y ago
The twitter query string should be removed from this link
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It looks like Apple Watch sales are tanking
(businessinsider.com)
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11y ago
Look at the countries above the US. Very few could be considered developed countries.
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I don't think the author's main conclusion follows logically from any of the supporting facts. At best, one could conclude that bikers run lights because other bikers do (which is stated about halfway through the article). In no w
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11y ago
That seems like a pretty huge and likely misinformed generalization. But feel free to back it up and prove me wrong.
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