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jostmey
10y ago
At first I thought this title was a metaphor. Why should any customs agent care about the difference between a bolt and a screw. Then I realized it was literal. Sad sad sad
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jostmey
10y ago
Thanks for the correction
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jostmey
10y ago
It seems like Intel is working on everything except a 10nm transistor. I'd invest in TSMC if I had money.
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jostmey
10y ago
I guess people just don't want to believe that poverty can exist in their neighborhood. They have to believe it is somewhere far away on the other side of the planet.
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jostmey
10y ago
The word is so overused these days. Your idea may be rational, it may have philosophical appeal, but your idea is not science unless you carry out " experiments " to validate it. Everyone uses the word "science" without
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jostmey
10y ago
After reading this article, I have to wonder if the criminal court system is under funded and overworked. I think America's core institutions have been under decay for some time now.
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jostmey
10y ago
They had to use a scene from "Breaking Bad" as a joke because they probably have no scientist, laboratories, or equipment. That's no joke.
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jostmey
10y ago
How about an efficient structure for storing "actual" arrays in python. Numpy is my friend.
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10y ago
Over a couple of millennia? All you will do is end up selecting for fitness among the existing gene pool. No new genes will be created. Evolution is a slow process, and it will take far longer than a few millennia for new, innovative genes
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10y ago
Learn about information theory. It is better to calculate the cross-entropy error or KL-divergence between the data and the model.
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10y ago
Wouldn't be a problem if universities competed with each other to nab students with the highest scores. Universities would spend more money hiring students, leaving Universities unable to hire as many students.
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10y ago
Three big problems: 1) Emphasis on funding translational research using government grants, which industry would otherwise be doing on its own. Hence, industry jobs have evaporated while basic science has languished. 2) Institutional salary
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10y ago
Wow, they have a hose that sprays out pizza sauce and a way of putting a pizza in an oven. So how much are they saving in labor cost?
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jostmey
10y ago
So what if life hasn't evolved yet to feed off of our power lines, but the potential for it to happen is there?
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10y ago
Universities and Hospitals are infected with them. Like full blown infestation.
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10y ago
*$%! the money, the officers should be in jail. Quote: "The city of East Cleveland told WJW television that the officers named in the suit no longer work at the department."
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jostmey
10y ago
Totally agree. Using pot is a poor decision. I feel like too many people are of the opinion that pot somehow makes them smarter or better or more creative or fights off cancer.
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10y ago
I think it has more to do with institutions that lack ladders for people to climb. Who can dream of becoming a politician or a banker? Such realities are closed to most people.
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10y ago
It's sad because congress is where our individual vote carries the most weight. It's a crucial institution for our country, without which we'd be nothing more than an empire (in my opinion). Now more than ever it is important
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jostmey
10y ago
So the entire industry of diamond squatting is on the verge of collapse, that is unless DeBeers buys out these labs.
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10y ago
And what has such a man accomplished at the end of his life?
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jostmey
10y ago
You said it! I don't want a smart oven and a smart lamp. I just want stuff "that works". Digital devices take off when they have a killer application. So far I've seen nothing along these lines.
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10y ago
I wonder how many people have book marked sci-hub under its IP address http://31.184.194.81/ so that every time the domain name changes the bookmark still works.
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10y ago
Wait! This is the same place where all the underpaid computer scientists left for Uber! http://www.wsj.com/articles/is-uber-a-friend-or-foe-of-carne...
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10y ago
The study argues that the positive relationship between mental health and higher levels of education is due to confounding factors. The take home message seems to be that higher levels education is not important to mental health. I think th
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CRISPR: Pursuit of profit poisons collaboration
(nature.com)
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11y ago
Having participated in the publishing process, I firmly believe the actions of this girl are justified. When what is legal no longer aligns with what is right, the law must change, or else it becomes a joke.
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11y ago
I typed in a doi to a paper I co-authored, and I was proud to see my work pop up. So it works.
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11y ago
So I actually interviewed at a company where I didn't have clear instructions, had to switch rooms, ect. and it was a real turn off. First, I felt flustered, and I bombed the interview. But I didn't care because it left me with a
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11y ago
I don't think the bar in Dallas is hard to beat, which is where I live, but I cannot truly say.
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