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jojobas
1y ago
Ha, so that's just one issue instead of dozens! Take that, Apple haters.
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1y ago
That sure applies to maths/physics PhDs, not so much for arts ones, these are still competing for a handful of academic jobs and the rest go to menial jobs with huge debts.
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1y ago
B-52 was designed in the 40's. Much has changed since and a lot of things that had to be figured out by costly experimentation are much easier and completely calculated. Sure the resulting plane would not be optimized in a lot of aspec
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1y ago
Russia has either no capacity to build new strategic bombers at all, or has al they need to do it, depending on the timeframe you're talking about. If they really decided to do it, they could make some kind on narrow-body bomber deriva
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1y ago
Didn't people manage to present a remote card (i.e. in a mark's pocket) to a legitimate terminal through an NFC tunnel of sorts? Limited to no pin required amounts, but still.
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2y ago
God I hate it.
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2y ago
Especially given glucose decomposes under 200C.
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2y ago
Yes, natural selection judges ethical models just like it judges everything else.
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2y ago
It would be still ethical if it was conclusively proven they did. There's no shortage of ethical theories ranging from Jainism to Nietzsche and they basically follow the laws of natural selection.
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2y ago
Funnily they didn't exclude anything forbidden from the training dataset. It will gladly tell you about the Tienanmen Massacre and what not.
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2y ago
Googled in 5 minutes.
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2y ago
Unschooling has been around for some 50 years. 0.02%/year is one hell of a slope. It's a fad that will pass just as many other fads pass.
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2y ago
15% of the 5% homeschooled is not very popular.
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2y ago
Gangs in prison represent gangs out of prison though.
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2y ago
Losing just the top surface would leave the steel sides largely in place for oil-to-air heat transfer. I'd think, given the odour problem, evaporation actually played a role in his cooling.
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2y ago
They don't spend $200k on consultants just because it's fun. They do it when there are already difficulties in figuring out how to productively use the employees who make $40k (say 20 of them). This is not to say managers don'
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2y ago
Serves to prove it's not an authoritarian regime? They know they won by not so much and are likely to lose next time, especially given Trump can't run anymore.
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2y ago
If you come to disagree with the justice of a law, your options are to conform or, yes, decide that the law is unjust.
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2y ago
Many of them never wanted to be in academia in the first place, or at least shouldn't have wanted it. If you're in a class full of people who want to teach this same class, you might be questioning why you're there.
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2y ago
Looks like the jury is still out on Adani.
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2y ago
Yeah, as if defending against the actual user of the drone would have been a good thing.
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2y ago
Fast deployment causes incident war rooms.
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2y ago
Yeah right, but who needs transformers when there are solar roofs, and hyperloop is all solar-powered anyway?
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2y ago
Science often discovers and quantifies natural phenomena that are useful outside science. Whether pure math dealing with gazillion-digit-long primes can be of any use outside of satisfying curiosity is unclear.
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2y ago
I was able to get it to classify me as spanish, hungarian, albanian and romanian. I think it mostly latches to intonations, not sounds as such.
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2y ago
Matching a murder suspect photo is the opposite of 'randomly'.
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2y ago
Doesn't really matter. Even if the cops didn't find anything on him they'd ID him for real, there's no point trying to hide after that.
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2y ago
I bet he saw it as just cause. The stuff found on him is irrelevant, they'd pin him down with dna and whatever other evidence.
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2y ago
Funny thing is it didn't have to be Funko or Brain Shield, anyone could have impersonated them in a takedown notice, it could have been a way more bogus notice too by the looks of it. It's definitely the registrar who's at fa
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2y ago
I would hazard a guess that most Americans or someone they know have had a negative brush with healthcare, and that CEO was an ideal personification of the cause of their troubles, so the social media picture is probably not that far from r
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