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Why It's Hard to Escape Amazon's Long Reach (2018)
(wired.com)
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Maybe the Aliens will worships the Octopus like some old forgotten God and spare us from disaster or kill us quickly when they find out we eat them!
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Making a Real Invisibility Shield?
(youtu.be)
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It’s Never Too Late to Start Your YouTube Career
(wsj.com)
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It is also a Civic in Beyond Earth. https://civilizationbeyondearth.gamepedia.com/Magnasanti
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96-year-old student graduates after surviving WWII and now a pandemic
(newsin.asia)
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Neuromorphic computing (Nature Electronics – Focus 2020)
(nature.com)
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"Palace of Nations, the headquarters of UN, is located in Geneva and was located there for a long time even before Switzerland has become a member." It is not THE HQ. Just one of them. NY is the first in precedence.
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If you like like the Swiss federal council, you might also find interesting the San Marinese political system with the two captains.
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The paper of the approach: https://bmcbioinformatics.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186...
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The Gutachten is done directly on the patient if it is so ordered by the judge. It is supposed to be an independent assessment, not even caring what the first assessment was stating. What are you talking about?
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I am an expat living in Germany. I laugh out loud at such amazing statements such as yours. Whatever Germany's shortcomings, its heavy history, its complicated laws and customs... I would still take this over any other Western country.
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I happen to work for the psychiatric services of a rich German state. A second independent opinion is always requested from the judiciary.
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Lower cognitive ability linked to non-compliance with social distancing
(psypost.org)
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This: "For us, the 8th of May is above all a date to remember what people had to suffer. It is also a date to reflect on the course taken by our history. The greater honesty we show in commemorating this day, the freer we are to face t
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And then decided to ditch it for its own version: Hack!
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This is a very insightful comment. I wonder if artificial intelligence can learn anything on how the development of the brain from a child to an adult functions, by actually pruning connections as well as creating/reinforcing new ones.
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Game Dependency Graph: The Curse of Monkey Island
(networkscience.wordpress.com)
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G*Power is a tool to compute statistical power analyses for many different tests
(psychologie.hhu.de)
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Love these threads, it is always nice to see the setups of productive persons.
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Marc is amazing. Can't wait for his masterpiece game to be finally completed! http://miegakure.com If you really want to enjoy 4D Toys in the meantime download his tablet game: http://4dtoys.com
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And? What was is dear machine?! :)
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Corona Policy Response Simulator
(budgetmodel.wharton.upenn.edu)
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But why would this impact installed drivers or applications? I get this warning "shutting down and starting up again" as different from rebooting from new versions of software, usually.
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Ask HN: Why in Windows shutting down the PC is not the same as restarting it?
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Ioannidis was right all along.
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Fed should pay every American, let hedge funds and billionaires ‘get wiped out’
(marketwatch.com)
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Neurologist here. There is an inherent problem of physics. The skull acts as a low-pass filter of the brain's activity. You lose a lot of information if you don't go under the skull. I don't think EEGs can really give the spa
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What will the world be like after coronavirus? Four possible futures
(theconversation.com)
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I wonder, in such moments is it better to layoff completely or put the employees in perhaps pre-aggreed 20 to 25% work regimes, in order to be flexible when the times are good again? Because eventually, they will.
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