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klipt
3y ago
Maybe we would cure cancer faster if we rewarded the smartest students instead of the most attractive ones.
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3y ago
Interesting they mention family history is a major factor. Is it possible that by becoming better at treating cancer, more people with cancer risk genes are having kids, and this is contributing to the rise in cancer rates?
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3y ago
Consider another sense, like hearing. Many people experience "earworms" where a song gets stuck in their head and plays repeatedly. They know it's not actually playing since there's no "external" sound but they
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3y ago
But presumably if you can target the building e.g. at night when nobody is there, that's preferable to targeting it during the day when there may be more civilian workers.
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3y ago
Does child soldier only mean toddlers though? I thought it was more commonly 16, 17 year olds. Presumably recruiting 17 year olds is against international law. But for a guerrilla fighting group that doesn't care about international la
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klipt
3y ago
> Michael (or it s cognate) at all common as a name in Mexico That would be Miguel.
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3y ago
Why would anyone eat yucky tofu when they can instead tuck into a delicious piece of ... snake meat /s
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3y ago
> It makes code harder to read One could argue it's better for type inference to not just be part of the language but also part of the IDE. E.g. you type auto x = ... And then the IDE offers to replace the auto with vector<SomeCl
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3y ago
For profit prisons are an outright abomination.
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3y ago
That's why memory locations are a common trick to memorize information. See Method Of Loci.
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3y ago
Never trust a pinnipedophile.
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3y ago
Bone strength is usually the weak link. When people "fall and break a hip", almost always it's actually their hip breaks first, which makes them fall.
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3y ago
Taxation is more based on residency than citizenship. And residency is typically much cheaper to acquire.
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3y ago
New Zealand is often a stepping stone to Australia because Kiwis have an automatic right to live and work in Australia.
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klipt
3y ago
Sometimes to correct injustices you need to study them.
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3y ago
Interesting, there's a vitamin K analog that shows promise for seizures https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jmedchem.0c00168 And seizures and migraines have many similarities. Migraine might even be descri
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3y ago
Things are looking up for NATO! Except the part where Trump said he'd pull the US out of NATO if elected.
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3y ago
Hot plastic and food isn't a good mix. Pushing hot air through a plastic machine sounds like a great way to get chemicals to leach out into your food.
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3y ago
Is it economically competitive with solar though?
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3y ago
> That would only work if they can find the hole. Well either that, or "spray and pray" to fix unknown holes, but deliberately make another small, known, controlled hole that can relieve pressure and gradually be shrunk until i
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3y ago
Scary story and I sympathize. I assume this is pretty rare though, which is probably why it's hard to treat in the first place (there haven't been that many patients to research better treatments on). E.g. doesn't every mothe
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3y ago
Given enough data, Bayesian and frequentist models tend to converge to the same answer anyway. Bayesian priors have similar effect to regularization (e.g. ridge regression / penalizing large parameter values).
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3y ago
There's the issue of correlation vs causation here. There is no controlled experiment where children are randomly assigned to control or test group and those in the test group are bullied (that would be unethical). It's plausible
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3y ago
> The left-wing folks aggressively deny there is any sort of problem and the right-wing folks insist such and such a place is a warzone and anyone who goes there should be afraid. Some left wing folks will agree you should be afraid but
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3y ago
The real value of an MBA is the network you create with other MBA students. That's why a Harvard MBA is worth more than (unknown school) MBA - the top companies hire Harvard MBAs who then have a business network with other Harvard MBAs
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3y ago
> No significant amount of microplastics is likely to develop from the mild abrasion of opening and closing a wine bottle a handful of times. I think research has shown that simply storing acidic foods in contact with plastic causes micr
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3y ago
I assume the seal in screw caps is plastic which leaves micro plastics and/or PFAS behind in your drink.
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3y ago
Would be nice if we could invent a way to produce and 3D print cork in factories.
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3y ago
It's known that Covid infection can cause heart issues, and winter infections have been peaking recently.
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3y ago
They still use pieces of cadaver for other surgeries. E.g. gum and bone transplants done by periodontists. Seems risky to me.
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