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by koube 7y ago
I remember seeing articles about a glove version if anyone's interested: https://news.stanford.edu/2017/12/27/cooling-glove-helps-ath...
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by koube 7y ago
I don't think corporations are solely to blame. In Japan they use a lot of plastic packaging[0], and have a lack of public rubbish bins[1], yet they don't litter[2]. Can we not hold customers accountable as well for not disposing
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by koube 7y ago
The title (written by the BBC) seems to be ambiguous. This is not about hardening US computer systems, this is about banning US companies from using Huawei 5G technology. The United States has been lobbying other countries to not use Chines
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by koube 7y ago
And you know what I mean. Saying you get tons of job offers off of linkedin is wildly misleading, even if people can guess at what you actually mean. If I did this in real life people would give me a strange look and then immediately clarif
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by koube 7y ago
I have never recieved an unsolicited job offer from linkedin. There is a world of difference between a recruiter message and a job offer.
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by koube 7y ago
Term limits have already been evaluated, as I posted in one of my previous comments.
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by koube 7y ago
Junior lawmakers are also perfectly capable of hiring senior lawmakers yet the balance of power still shifts towards lobbyists, so I would assume that the same issue would exist for lottery-drawn representatives.
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by koube 7y ago
If we are able to reduce the question of no reelections to the question of whether we should have term limits, I believe we will find that no reelections will have the same drawbacks as term limits[0]. Lawmaking is a profession, and needs t
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by koube 8y ago
This appears to be a rehost of the Udacity course Intro to Tensorflow for Deep Learning. https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-tensorflow-for-deep-...
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by koube 8y ago
The cost for an F18 is about 70 million in 2017[0]. The cost for a F35 is about 85 million in 2020[1], probably more than that because future estimates are always low. That's ignoring how much more useful an F35 is. Once economies of s
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by koube 8y ago
I also interviewed at google, in the in-person all of the algos I got were very fair in my opinion, in that it took a little bit of thought to figure out what I needed to do, and then after that, most of the work was just turning that idea
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by koube 8y ago
does it work well if you put the individual words in quotes? It seems to rank popularity above exact match, and a word in quotes forces it to be present.
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by koube 8y ago
Brookings and Rand are considered centrist, Rand sometimes center left, and Cato is conservative. I linked them because the case has already been made on the left, the case is usually being made to the right, so conservative sources would b
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by koube 8y ago
You're correct, although I would say the Iran deal is still relevant to Iran sanctions in the general sense.
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by koube 8y ago
There's an easier way to do it that required no effort on the part of the current administration, which is to just not cancel the Iran deal. > By torpedoing U.S. adherence to the accord, Trump has all but guaranteed its collapse, a
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by koube 8y ago
This analogy is getting tortured beyond the point of usefulness, because the the other side of this analogy is that cross breeding is mixing files from two different repos together and hoping they still work.
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by koube 8y ago
Wow yeah, don't know how I missed that one.
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by koube 8y ago
Looks like there was an incident in 1976 that killed anywhere from 1800 to 25000 people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hydroelectric_power_st...
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by koube 8y ago
I didn't say it was evidence, I said "Mindnfulness meditation seems to have dubious benefits", and the quoted article outlines specifically the lack of evidence around the benefits of meditation. I'm perfectly comfortabl
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by koube 8y ago
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/wheres-the-proof-... > The new paper cites a 2015 review published in American Psychologist reporting that only around 9 percent of research into mindfulness-based interven
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by koube 8y ago
I suspect there's no objective way to discuss a topic while it's in the hype cycle. Mindnfulness meditation seems to have dubious benefits, the uberman sleep cycle has all but disappeared, but during their hype cycles there was
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by koube 8y ago
Looks like the Intro DL in PyTorch course isn't released yet, there's just a "notify me" link. I searched around but I couldn't find a release date. Do you know when the release date might be?
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by koube 8y ago
Bombers don't cause damage if they are neglected and unmaintained. A better analogy might be explosive material or radioactive material like involved in the Goiânia accident. There are consequences to the public when these are neglecte
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by koube 8y ago
A large use case for scooters is that you're walking around and you just hop on and ride to your destination. Any helmet you have you bring from home. That means you have to plan your trip, and carry your helmet the whole time. These t
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by koube 8y ago
Don't know if it's just me, but the hamburger menu doesn't even work on chrome + macOS. I click it and nothing happens.
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by koube 8y ago
California is doing great in this regard[0]. In my opinion we're lucky to have Jerry Brown at the helm. If you have nice, boring elections, then you can get nice, boring people in leadership positions. [0]: https://www.wsj.c
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by koube 8y ago
FYI this domain is blocked by default for uBlock users.
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by koube 8y ago
I want to clear up some terminology here. The revolution was between the Communist party and Nationalist party. The Nationalist party, the Kuomintang, has it's roots in China, consider themselves Chinese, and consider themselves the tr
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by koube 8y ago
Obligatory: The guy who did it did an AMA and says you should absolutely not do it ever and it was a bad idea. https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1o5ndh/iama_guy_who_w... He does agree with you thoug
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by koube 8y ago
In 1170 a king once famously said "will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?" The priest in question was soon killed by four knights, and as a result, the knights were sent to the Crusades for 14 years, and the king had to conf

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