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I would say it is fraud significantly more than 20% of the time if it is in a fashionable field (e.g. machine learning). This is a depressing realisation I came to after spending a significant amount of time (months? Perhaps more than a yea
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It is not that long ago folks would do vivisections of fish in university, as a teaching exercise. This insight could clearly be achieved some other way (as it is no longer done and folks still get diplomas) and universities are what I woul
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Human beings can also not distinguish between fantasy and reality (on average), it is just that we're all used to our own fantasies and can work around them. In this case, the poster did not understand why something was the case and ha
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To be fair, you opened with something that by your own words is not relevant, which is what this person was responding to. It's understandable that people respond to what you say and write, if you do not want to talk about it you shoul
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Such corporations don't price things based on operating cost. They price them based on what they want to have. The two are only tangentially related (though you can bet that if the costs go up, the price will too. It's just that t
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This content is text, it is extremely cheap to host. The site itself is not particularly resilient, so there is not a lot of overhead there. 10 euros a month is an absolutely ridiculous price for what probably doesn't even cost them 20
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Coinbase hired those people though, and they didn't get anywhere.
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> And this was for an org that was doing nothing sneaky or underhanded in the slightest If public scrutiny is such an issue, it is absolutely doing sneaky and underhanded things. Perhaps you have not seen them, that could be true.
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Both of these load instantly for me.
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This is specifically for children under seven, and presumably (I have not yet read the actual study) only when a certain percentage of time is spent immersed in VR. I would be very surprised if this was solved, this looks more like a "
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You can communicate special needs (e.g. "do not put this person in a loud room"), but not health information (e.g. "this person has epilepsy"). I struggle to think a special consideration a person could need that you cou
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You can outrun a bad diet, you just need to run a lot more.
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You cannot work contract your way around the law. Corporations still try to, even in the EU, but those sections can just be ignored by an employee.
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Health related information may absolutely not be shared, and doesn't need to be.
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This is very interesting, thank you for the in-depth response
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In my experience if you can find a topic most bad reviews talk about and all positive reviews avoid (or directly contradict), it is probably true. Whether you find this an issue is something you can then decide for yourself.
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> pursuing a dream means trying to bend reality to match that story, and then being pissed off because you can't If you pursue the dream and achieve it, reality matches the story. To not match the story you must have not achieved it
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Treatment should never be invasive and should always be voluntary. That's what every policy should be. As soon as you start experimenting with force, especially when you are already the powerful party nobody can say no to, you become
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This relies upon the premise that all dreams pursued fail, which is ridiculous and not hard to disprove by speaking to someone who has achieved a dream.
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> viruses and worms nobody can figure out Sandboxing and modeling interaction are still possible and useful, and is a large part of figuring out viruses and worms. That's not going away
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You are angry that science isn't progressing how you feel it should (i.e. solely into regenerative solutions and nothing else, ignoring the fact that the article is about a solution that restores function). You are basing that on the f
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Summarised as "rights [...] are not absolute", this is a really weird statement. I confess I don't understand what makes a "civil right" different from an actual "right", to you.
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> I need to be in better shape When I still worked in kitchens I used to cycle long distances (40+ km) in relatively short average times (approximately one hour) almost every day, and a busy shift in the kitchen still wiped me out. Somet
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To be fair, the opinion could be so heinous that it would get anyone blackballed almost anywhere. A case could be made the opinion is so bad, that even implying it exists and letting the reader fantasise about how bad it is will not land
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> I question the value of returning to this analogy over and over. It highlights a sickness that every social network has, and explains the title of the article well using real-world examples that folks are likely to understand. I see wh
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What makes something suitable? The tooling and language servers around Python are atrocious , but it is nevertheless very widely used (including among academics, arguably one of the more serious fields. Of course it also generally produces
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Super mario run is very good (teaches you the mechanics well, has ramping difficulty, keeps things fresh with challenges, etc) and well themed, it's hardy a "generic run game".
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Whataboutism: the technique or practice of responding to an accusation or difficult question by making a counter-accusation or raising a different issue. This is not what happened here - here, the issue was explained with an analagous, well
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An expert can write an article and cite the correct sources to go along with it. If anything, the fact that they are an expert makes this easier.
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> It’s important to respect that other people are bringing different things to the table. Everyone’s got different strengths and weaknesses. It is also important to respect that there are a lot of people that may bring something to the

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