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In a Mexico ‘Tired of Violence,’ Zapatista Rebels Venture into Politics
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I recently discovered this as well. It turns out that on ebay, "30 day money back guarantee" means "seller is not required to read messages and buyer may not leave feedback that points out that they don't". So as
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It is an attempt to get past the type of issues that Dan Luu wrote about almost three years ago[0], where he referred someone to Google as one of the most impressive engineers he ever met in any field and that person didn't get past th
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Near Charlottesville is one of the oldest (50 years) secular intentional communities in the US, Twin Oaks [0]. And several others these days, including a few trying to get started in Charlottesville. While Twin Oaks is not right out side
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I agree with everything you say but I would also say that this type of response from a manager (even with the reduced third section) is a major contribution to a hostile work environment. Public ego-tripping is the antithesis of a good man
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Senate Bill 43 Has Been Signed, NAACP’s Missouri Travel Warning in Motion
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I would expect there to still be cases where novel situations could trigger hard wired emotions at any point in life. But maybe there is convincing research against that idea. Ekman's fairly recently published book "Nonverbal Mes
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I haven't looked at reasearch on this stuff for well over a decade but it is a topic I am interested in from a somewhat different perspective. Feel free to stop now if you are just looking for research. The approach I've found he
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The first author of this study previously threatened legal action against Google for correctly flagging malware on his web site. Yet he declares no conflict of interest for this study. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob
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The Lost Cause Rides Again
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I hope so, although I particularly hope that more game designers build games such that the windows distribution can be directly run by mono on not-windows. That is the way the game is most likely to stay working for an long time and under
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And after sleeping on it it is much easier now :/.
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Perception can be tested in many other species with the kind of experiments that B.F. Skinner was famous for: condition them to respond a distint way in the presence of particular stimuli and then show them different things and see how they
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I do better on the spiral one when I imagine I am slowly floating down a tunnel, like a game of Luxuria Superbia. I can see an individual circle or two pop out at a time, except for the smallest ones :/.
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Their "9 plays to own" model with higher compensation for repeats sounds really interesting, although I wonder if the base level of .2 cents is still high enough that spamming enough can earn some money. On Soundcloud spamming is
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And if they didn't only name US and British designers.
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A Living Death: Life Without Parole for Nonviolent Offenses
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"A key piece of the FDA’s approach is demonstrating a greater awareness that nicotine – while highly addictive – is delivered through products that represent a continuum of risk and is most harmful when delivered through smoke particle
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http://www.oregonlive.com/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/pb/radley-balko https://www.theatlantic.com/ta-nehisi-coates/ https://www.rollingstone.com/contributor&#x
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However: * the "multiply p value by ten" rule would exclude the main results (but not some well known findings) * paper does not have much discussion of context or past results * paper does not have any scatter plots or show indiv
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I was wondering why the existing legislation was not discussed more as it sounds as bad as the proposed extension. So there is an existing Office of Antiboycott Compliance linked by this article: https://www.bis.doc.gov/inde
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I haven't looked at the audit yet (and agree with your comments), but I can say a bit about what Briar is doing with crypto. The focus is on a time window based hash derivation of keys for symmetric cryptography and tags to recognize s
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Briar is designed with a distinct transport layer so it is entirely possible to support this type of thing.
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U.S. Lawmakers Seek to Criminally Outlaw Support for Boycotting Israel
(theintercept.com)
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Russiagate and the Magnitsky Affair, Linked Again
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In some sense, sure, thus my use of the word promote. Depending on what (if anything) Google does to promote that it might be antitrust related.
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It isn't always a "just fill out some questions" issue; some of the captas they show are essentially impossible for humans. The one Google service I can't avoid (well, maps also but I can't reember a problem there)
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Multi-site businesses can choose to report on a per-site basis (and it sounds like many businesses actually do this) or on an overall basis and the analysis includes those that report on a per site basis. So it may or may not include those
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Thanks for the non-paywall link! It looks like a useful part of a broader analysis (and maybe more states should require the collection of hours worked data). If it isn't the same people being employed at higher wages, it is still int
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While a lot of what they sell is as you say, I do think they have a core health food focus. Many actual health food items were not nearly as widely available before Whole Foods (and still aren't in many areas).
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