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by jostmey 9y ago
My wife is a resident physician. She also went through the same experience of delivering a kid. Here's what I've learned: * Pricing is not transparent. When the hospital tells you how much the procedure will cost, they are not tel
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The journalist have no leverage. The job market for journalist is horrendously awful. It won't be difficult to replace the them quickly and easily
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I don't see Humanity becoming less destructive on the environment, so this represents our future. It would be nice if an outside source could verify its effectiveness
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One very tall skyscraper might be a contra-indicator for economic health, like Dubai. All the wealth is concentrated in a few hands. But lots of tall skyscrapers going up everywhere? Lots of people are accumulating lots of wealth. That&#x27
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Basie flu guidelines because it's bad this year(newsroom.ucla.edu)
3 points by jostmey 9y ago|3 comments
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They trained a deep neural network to reconstruct what a patient was seeing from fMRI signals and were mildly successful. Cool! Things get really awesome in Figure 4. They had patients imagine an image/symbol that that they would then
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Quote: "The advice was not encouraging." What would be encouraging to hear?
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Why Towering Cranes Are Dallas’ Most Beautiful Sight(dmagazine.com)
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Perhaps when multiple routes present themselves toward a new technology, its emergence becomes imminent. By this reasoning I would predict space travel becoming more routine (with multiple companies like Space X and Blue Origin working towa
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I've never lived in SF, but the apartments here in Dallas are luxurious and much cheaper. It was the exact opposite in Chicago, where every place I stayed at was a dump
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Allen Hills Mars Meteorite: 20 Years Later, Debate Continues(space.com)
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> 2. Isn't the evolution of Deep Networks more advance setups such as GANs, RNNs, and so on? That's not what Yann LeCun is getting at I think. Most neural networks models are sort of like a non-programmable computer. They are b
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by jostmey 9y ago
For the most part, I agree with the article's premise. But they were pretty unfair to the Stanford lab (Vijay Pande). The Stanford team is using graph convolutions to process molecular structures. The article complains that the Stanfor
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I don't think that's how the author arrived at his conclusions. I think he directly analyzed mortality vs fallout
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So what? I don't want to live in a society governed by titles. Real talent doesn't need to rely on titles. I have titles but so what?
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by jostmey 9y ago
"Better to have loved and lost than never have loved at all." I'd say it is better to be alive and sometimes suffer than never to have life at all. Life comes with joys and happiness as well as the downs
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by jostmey 9y ago
It angers me that the top Universities sit on billions of dollars while at the same time restricting the number of incoming students to just a few thousand. IF THE ENDOWMENTS WERE TAXED THE UNIVERSITIES WOULD WANT TO SPEND THE MONEY, AND HO
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by jostmey 9y ago
First read up about going cold turkey with alcohol. I think sudden withdraw can be deadly
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A republican was someone who was the victim of a crime. A domocrate was someone falsely accused of a crime.
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Same here!
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Agreed! The whole system is in need of an overhaul. Why don't students start off medical school right away in undergrad? Who the F * wants to wait until they are 30 years old before they finish school?
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Universities charge students large tuition fees and then pay the students very large salaries. After the tuition is subtract, the students make very little. All the tuition is tax free. Universities can easy fix this by just charging the st
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by jostmey 9y ago
The problem isn't that republicans want to tax graduate students (I think they should be taxed). The problem is that Universities classify their "employees" as students and then pay them very little. The underlying issue here
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by jostmey 9y ago
disney should have never tried it to begin with. I am reminded of the south park episode where mickey mouse walks around beating people up. Sometimes fiction isn't that different than real life.
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Recurrent Neural Network Using Only Attention Mechanism and Forget Gate(openreview.net)
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Universities are abusing this tax waiver and treating graduate student has employees. It is high time this waiver be removed
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New Kind of Recurrent Attention with Decay Term Benchmarked on Wikipedia Text(openreview.net)
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I'm not sure modern medicine has come that far [1,2,3]. Let me be clear, I am not advocating for alternative medicine, which is a step in the wrong direction. Rather, solid science is the answer and the combination of science and medic
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TripAdvisor is probably paid money to promote businesses. I suspect that these warnings were automatically deleted by their servers and that TripAdvisor employees did not make a deliberate decision to endanger people. Still, this is terribl
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How about a pay raise for researchers

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