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by jhart99 4y ago
This captures the problem I have with this system. The wasted effort is absolutely immense. Rejected grants do come back with comments so you can try to fix the perceived problems. You can also consult with the NIH about how you can impr
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by jhart99 4y ago
As a NIH funded researcher, everything here is spot on.
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by jhart99 5y ago
It is little endian so that will be '7AC0' or taco
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by jhart99 5y ago
I think the issue with some of this documentation is that for other packages, the function documentation is largely self contained. If I look up glm() it tells me how to use glm(). However, for ggplot2 there is an assumption that you have
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by jhart99 5y ago
There are limited exceptions for interns as well, but those cannot replace a paid position and must be enrolled in a school at which they will receive credit for the internship. I'm really wondering what this job posting is about as we
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by jhart99 5y ago
I've also worked in chemistry research labs and there are certain compounds (in the US) at least that will need approval. Anything on the DEA precursor list will do it. There are certain chemicals that are dual use for chemical weapo
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by jhart99 5y ago
Somewhere I have a pair of Google "I'm Feeling Lucky" boxers and a Napster t-shirt. For older things, I have a Sun Microsystems koozie in an absolutely hideous purple and gold color.
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by jhart99 5y ago
Not to mention the net of seismographs across the US. Those would tell us within our own borders if a nuclear detonation has occurred within seconds of impact.
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by jhart99 5y ago
I think it is because the container it spins up is a bit heavy. When you select a framework, it just sets a build command. It seems as though every framework and tool is installed in that build container.
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by jhart99 5y ago
I have used this for Chinese and English bilingual websites and it works very well once you get the hang of it.
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by jhart99 5y ago
I do this with ImprovMx. You set up the inbound to forward to some other address. For outbound you can either pay them or set up GMail to do outbound aliasing. It works fine for me, but there is some lag on inbound emails.
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by jhart99 5y ago
I have a user-agent switcher and switching to googlebot definitely puts you beyond many paywalls.
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by jhart99 5y ago
Isn't it required that they support login.gov? Everything in other departments has been switched to login.gov over the last couple of years.
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by jhart99 5y ago
They would probably bill you for destruction of their property...
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by jhart99 5y ago
This has also been my experience. Google One will get you to the right person to get things fixed. I had a billing issue that they were able to resolve in under 24 hours. But I could see the problem if your account gets banned that has t
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by jhart99 5y ago
I totally understand that sentiment. I agree people don't need to be particularly smart to do it too. I started with math classes that would normally be considered remedial and it was amazing. It let me zoom through what would be no
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by jhart99 5y ago
You can't take a GED in California until you are 18. I didn't bother getting one until the pandemic because it mostly doesn't matter. I just finally went and did the tests so that I wouldn't have an awkward blank spot
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by jhart99 5y ago
By selecting the community college, I was just like any other student. I just had a regular counselor who made sure that I was picking at least 12 units that went toward my different GE categories or toward my intended major(originally EE,
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by jhart99 5y ago
I did this. Let me tell you my experience. I grew up in the outskirts of LA where there is a mix of farmland and people willing to drive a long way into LA. My family moved there because of the military and i had previously been in a &quo
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by jhart99 5y ago
I have been that external candidate. I saw a random job on USAjobs a few years ago that really seemed to fit all of my experience so I figured I would apply for the heck of it. Within a few hours the listing was withdrawn. Weird. Then t
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by jhart99 5y ago
You could just go down the 10 to Santa Monica community college though even if you didn't want to travel. I think the extension is more about someone putting 'UCLA' on a resume or job application.
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by jhart99 5y ago
If you live in California, use the CCPA to figure out what they have on you and then submit a deletion request.
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by jhart99 5y ago
I remember a really good issue of national geographic that I read as a kid that talked all about this. Level is a bit higher but they showed how they have found evidence through bones and dated them in different ways and how they reconstruc
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by jhart99 5y ago
They give confidence intervals in the text for about 51 MB(mega bases) which would be about 2 percent or so if that was across the whole mappable genome. Just a note that does not translate to 2% different genes or something, but rather tha
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by jhart99 5y ago
Why ban American Gods?
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by jhart99 5y ago
I also just got the full screen ad on the phone app. I've been a YouTube subscriber for ages and this is the first time I have had an ad like this. I agree it is BS even if YouTube doesn't think it is an ad, it definitely was an
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by jhart99 5y ago
I think this is something that is really under appreciated. When there is inherited property, the cost-basis is reset to when the parents died and the Prop 13 basis is also inherited now if it becomes their primary residence. This is a hu
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by jhart99 5y ago
You could do it with a couple of KerberosSDR units.
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by jhart99 5y ago
You know what I found really interesting is going back and reading threads about Star Wars before Return of the Jedi. It was fascinating to read the different directions people thought the story would go.
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by jhart99 6y ago
Does it really matter though? In my experience, the CA attorney general fails to enforce even flagrant violations of the CCPA. All you get is a form letter when you report a violation. Some examples I have collected: non-response to request

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