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by karencarits 2y ago
Note that a lot of the information on Wikipedia is available as a structured knowledge graph already: https://wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page
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A New, Networked Era for Anytype(blog.anytype.io)
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by karencarits 2y ago
I guess there might also be confounders, as the patients aren't randomized. For example, if more senior consultants are males due to a gender bias in earlier years, they may be involved in more complicated cases, and so on. Some specia
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Manuscripts, Open and Automated(manubot.org)
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by karencarits 2y ago
For scientific writing, you've also got https://manubot.org/ which combines git (for versioning and collaboration) and markdown and multiple good-looking outputs One of the most useful features is that you can just ins
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by karencarits 2y ago
I am curious; ChatGPT suggests - the science fiction novella "The Rememberers" by A.E. van Vogt, originally published as "The Book of Ptath" in 1943. - the species known as "Trills" from the "Star Trek&quo
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by karencarits 2y ago
For Windows, there is also TimseSnapper [1], not open source, but the developer is sometimes here on HackerNews [1] https://timesnapper.com/
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by karencarits 3y ago
Indeed, two years age a researcher was arrested in Norway; he claimed he was Brazilian but the security services had identified him as a Russian spy https://www.nrk.no/nyheter/spionsiktet-gjesteforsker-1.16157...
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Norway's Minister of Health loses degree due to plagiarism(nrk.no)
5 points by karencarits 3y ago|3 comments
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by karencarits 3y ago
Two Norwegian ministers have now lost their Master's degrees due to plagiarism. Better software to detect plagiarism is probably one of the reasons. At the same time are students critical that their texts are stored for other purposes
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by karencarits 3y ago
Some European countries have quite good governmental registers of the population, perhaps making it more difficult to "fake it"? It happens, of course, but gets more difficult when everything is connected
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by karencarits 3y ago
A new Norwegian translation of the Bible was just released, and a Catholic bishop was invited to discuss the new translation. When he started to describe how phonetic similarities of words in the old Greek texts were important for how verse
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by karencarits 3y ago
True, they are not weird but may sound somewhat foreign as some intervals suddenly are purer than others Personally, I think it's sad that we are so little exposed to various temperaments as they give each key a bit more personality
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by karencarits 3y ago
Perhaps, but baroque ensembles often play with weird tunings where the intervals are different from the modern ones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_temperament
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by karencarits 3y ago
The datahoarding community often discuss things like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/
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by karencarits 3y ago
The 'examples' link is broken, with target https://adr.github.io/madr/examples.md
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by karencarits 3y ago
Indeed, you also get a considerable number of results when limiting the search to publications from before 2020
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by karencarits 3y ago
Psychoanalysis might be useful, it is my understanding that it can deal with complex issues where simpler forms of therapy fails
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Coram Fratribus Intellexi(coramfratribus.com)
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by karencarits 3y ago
Isn't it better to actually consider their arguments than dismissing them for being just who they are? Many of these people are extremely skilled in philosophy and ethics Although their arguments often are based on religious grounds th
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by karencarits 3y ago
Previous discussion from a couple a days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39438491
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A project that enables all your devices to communicate with each other(community.kde.org)
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by karencarits 3y ago
For even simpler data management in R, the author may have a alook at the `data.table` package [1]. His example would then be library(data.table) dt <- fread("purchases.csv") dt[, .(total = sum(amount - discount))
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by karencarits 3y ago
I really like the idea of generating learning tasks in context, that you can later practice at spaced repetitions. It's quite easy to get started: https://docs.withorbit.com/ But I am unaware of good alternatives. On G
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by karencarits 3y ago
Previous discussion (2021): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27051468 Demonstration: https://quantum.country/qcvc#:~:text=Alright%2C%20let%E2%80%... .
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Platform for publishing and engaging with small tasks repeatedly over time(github.com)
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by karencarits 3y ago
This is also one of my fears, and my strategy has been openness - I share my analysis/code with colleagues/Github/as supplement. Maybe they can spot errors or reuse some of it, and I feel that there is some "protection&q
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by karencarits 3y ago
More than 20% of her thesis was copied almost verbatim from other sources [1], including typos [2], mostly without citation. This wasn't discovered at the time (2014) What's more - self-plagiarism has been a huge topic in the univ
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by karencarits 3y ago
Related: the Norwegian press is now examining the theses of Norwegian ministers and politicians after a Twitter/x user found plagiarism in the Master's thesis of the Minister of Science - she had to go on the hour and may lose her
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Add and query semi-structured data in your dokuwiki(dokuwiki.org)
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