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by jobigoud 5y ago
Hold up, you have to state your "race" (whatever that means) when you sign up for the vaccine in the US?
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by jobigoud 5y ago
And use humans for the recognition? What if computers get better on average?
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Protests, not riots. And there are protests all the time whenever a controversial decision is made, it's our national sport. Another confounding factor is the very aggressive calendar set up, where due to the span between the doses not
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by jobigoud 5y ago
The original MS product called "surface" was a big table computer with a touch screen costing around $8K.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I'm a former high jumper and I have mixed feelings about this… I'm happy for them and it was a really great competition. A jump-off is brutal and can be kind of humiliating as you are exhausted physically and mentally and the bar
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I feel there is a larger philosophical question here. If a law cannot be enforced, should it still be made into law, to signal the expected behavior to law abiding citizens, or should it be left out of the books? Say for example there is a
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by jobigoud 5y ago
For what purpose? It's not a medical document anyway.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
IMHO it should be the same in sports. This would also make it easier conceptually to prevent trans women from competing with other women iff they have an unfair advantage, as the other category woul not be marked as men only.
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> Whittier That's the town where everyone lives in the same building right?
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Not all aspects of the work we do has to be in front of a computer screen. Sometimes when I need to think really hard about a problem, I lay down, close my eyes and visualise. It doesn't even have to be on the bed, sometimes I'll
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Can they prove/know that you're vaccinated? One could get the vaccine but claim not to the employer, getting both benefits.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
> she had lived to 120 like a real supercentenarian The point is that no one ever lived to 120 in a provable way, so it's not something that could have happened to the daughter. Also in the swap hypothesis Yvonne made it to 99, not
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by jobigoud 5y ago
You may have missed the fact that not all these 573K living centenarians are 100 year olds, only half of them are, the rest are already 101 or more, and of those only half of them are 101, the rest are already older.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
"Dream-like" implies they are genetated directly in the fetus brain without external stimuli.
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They just bought the domain they are not actively serving the embeds URLs.
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Based on another comment it's what they do. The dead URLs are redirected to their main page which gets embedded in place of the original videos. I don't think they should inherit the maintenance cost of the incoming links, as long
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by jobigoud 5y ago
There is a project called Earth Species that tries to decode animal communication using deep learning. https://www.earthspecies.org/
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by jobigoud 5y ago
> Now to figure out what they say This should be interesting to the Earth Species Project. https://www.earthspecies.org/
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Yes I changed the default. "Use small taskbar buttons", "Never combine taskbar buttons", To get the second small row on top I use the "toolbar" function pointed to QuickLaunch folder full of shortcuts. I do use
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I'm still using a Windows XP style task bar which is about the same height in total but two rows. The bottom rows has the currently open applications with the begining of the window title directly visible, the top row has a list of sma
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Even when everyone is in the same open plan office a lot of communication goes through messaging, to avoid disrupting everyone else and to avoid interrupting the person. So it's really just meetings.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
7 months is not five times 18 months, did you misread this as 7 years?
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by jobigoud 5y ago
You can also possibly have the reverse market where old people get paid to talk to young people, if they are speaking a language that the young person is learning and is at the level where they look for conversation practice.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Note that the GP wrote "that would buy the game" which I think makes this unknowable / unmeasurable. You can measure how many players have pirated the game but not how many of them wouln't have bothered at all if they ha
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by jobigoud 5y ago
> it is obvious here that it's much closer to a dialect than a new language It is not obvious at all since Swedish speakers don't understand it. Two distinct languages might be mutually intelligible, but dialects must have inte
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Well it's closely related to Old Norse and J.R.R Tolkien was a linguist and used Old Norse as an inspiration. So they might be from the same family.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I don't know about the grandparent comment but many languages that have cases markers have a much more fluid word order, since the function of each word is already tagged by the case ending. The word order is then used to carry emphasi
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I'm pretty sure you can only enter Svalbard from Norway, that's why it's visa free. And unlike mainland Norway it's not in Schengen so you'll need a passport in, and also when coming back to Norway entering Schengen
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by jobigoud 5y ago
> all-year-round 10°C Based on the Wikipedia page they have negative average temperature for 4 month a year. 10°C is the peak in summer.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
So is the 134°F from 1934 in the OP officially discarded as a instrument error?

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