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jhayward
7y ago
I think you may be referring to the concept of KWIC [1] , "Keyword in Context", which has been used in text-based indexes for publications for quite some time. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_Word_in_Co
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7y ago
In your opinion, what changes made that happen? When did the changes start, and how did they affect care, scheduling, etc.?
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jhayward
7y ago
The parent requests that you supply an example of something better, which you haven't done.
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7y ago
> without a significant paper trail and analysis of real-time incidents being made available to the public. Full stop, all incidents and outcomes, not just the good Without simultaneously reporting the identical data for human driven v
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7y ago
From a quick look at https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10291-018-0744-8 "At some level, all GNSS-IR studies are based on the analysis of SNR patterns created by the interference of direct and reflec
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jhayward
7y ago
Texas was largely transformed by the Rural Electrification project of LBJ. Wouldn't have happened without the government.
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7y ago
Back in the 1980's I lived next to a park that had a wonderful 5K loop that many people used. One morning I was out running my usual 5k, on track for close to a personal best when someone passed me so quickly and quietly that it start
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7y ago
You haven't answered the question, you've merely attacked the questioner.
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> They suddenly in few years closed all nuclear which imcreased all need for coal. Since the decision to close nuclear plants was taken the proportion of German electrical generation supplied by coal has been cut in half. So, no, it d
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7y ago
You can never say never, the Texas Leg. is notoriously susceptible to political influence by monied or powerful individual. But I doubt it. It will also take support of several powerful people within the leg (the speaker, and Lt. Governor)
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jhayward
7y ago
It may seem a bizarre take to you, however after decades of reading titles of legislative bills and "projects" it's a simple test whose results stand up over time. I use it all the time.
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jhayward
7y ago
You can gauge the insincerity of the project by the mendacity of the title. There is an area of Texas known universally as "Central Texas". The "Texas Central" project goes nowhere near it. It's a rail line from H
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jhayward
7y ago
> Fun to implement, sucky to maintain! Like event-sourcing. This comment begs for a blog post or some links that illuminate what you mean.
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7y ago
You'll have to help me out. The assertion is that all things that aren't nuclear "decimate the poor and drastically increase the price of food" . Can you suggest some reading material that would tell me how wind and so
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7y ago
> "how on Earth does that manipulation of arrays solve the problem??" Exactly. The visual cortex easily takes care of the readability question, given time and proper exposure for training. Thinking of how to solve problems u
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7y ago
> it's the only option that doesn’t decimate the poor and drastically increase the price of food This is an unsupportable assertion. Nuclear power costs far more than the alternatives (mainly Wind/Solar), none of which impov
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7y ago
Capacity factors for new, 7MW offshore in the UK is north of 55%.
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7y ago
By asking some site which has PII of yours to look up the fingerprint and associate it with the PII. Like, anyone you've ever given an email address, phone number, or credit card number to.
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7y ago
It is ironic that just after I read this item I opened Safari and discovered that the latest update (Safari 13.0) had removed all protection from trackers, malicious advertisers, and unwanted media that I had previously used. So without no
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7y ago
The purpose of fingerprinting is to do "re-identification". The ad network waits until the browser visits some site that does have PII for the user, and then combines that PII with the fingerprint to re-identify the user everyw
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7y ago
This is a non-statement intended to deflect into the abstract and away from actual consequences. Policies and regulations aren't made in some Platonic ideal universe, they are made in specific, factual circumstances. Come back to us wh
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jhayward
7y ago
Introverts are often harassed with "why are you so quiet?" and "why don't you <do activity xyz>?" questions that seem innocent, but are actually attacks by people who are unable to let them be themselves.
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7y ago
For simple adder/multiplier type circuits analog computers are inferior to digital ones for most uses because of the additive error factor that accumulates over every iteration of a loop. I imagine that there are some analog circuits t
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7y ago
The "lefty" epithet, how handy. You could start by telling us why the statements aren't the same, using examples and facts. You seem to want to have an abstract, bloodless, clinical discussion of when it is acceptable to kill
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7y ago
> We place too high a value on human life, and it's no wonder that we can't accomplish anything when a non-zero level of risk is unacceptable. This is too close to another formulation of the same thought: "we should allo
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7y ago
Since it is usually way, way more than $1,000 to replace a catalytic converter I think your point is completely off-topic.
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> I am NOT trying to teach anything in a conference talk I would say you have a very limited idea of what teaching encompasses. It's not synonymous with "training".
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Currency is printed. Money is created as bits in a ledger. Money is not synonymous with currency. Thats the difference I'm pointing out.
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> If the fed were not providing this printed money to the banks I'm pretty sure you don't actually mean "printed money", since the Federal Reserve doesn't do that. No currency was created for this market opera
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7y ago
Please show your work. I see lots of very successful regulation, and very few examples of regulation we'd be better without.
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