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by krona 6y ago
Some people are also capable of disconfirming their beliefs instead of just confirming what they thought they already knew. Which one are you?
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by krona 6y ago
ARM will still be a separate legal entity. Nvidea is a corporation, afterall.
813.
by krona 6y ago
Unfortunately, the more Chinese companies complain, the more likely the deal will go ahead unopposed by US/UK/Japanese regulators.
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by krona 6y ago
force everyone to shut down and get it over with quickly On a purely factual point, the way to get it over with quickly is not to stop people coming in to close contact with one another. Everyone seems to have forgotten what the original
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by krona 6y ago
ARM engineers. Huawei is building a £1bn research centre approximately 2 miles from the ARM headquarters. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-5317899...
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by krona 6y ago
"People of African descent" have the highest genetic diversity among all human subgroups. Isn't that a truism? All humans are of African descent.
817.
by krona 6y ago
What are you supposed to do with an influence peddling racket? Microsoft is playing the same game as everyone else.
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by krona 6y ago
The author of the article in question was asked by the IPCC to be an 'Expert Reviewer' for the next Assessment Report.
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by krona 6y ago
Science has been settled Science can never be so arrogant. Most people probably know this but it's worth restating in a heated debate about the 'evidence': The null hypothesis exists for a reason; that is because we can n
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by krona 6y ago
Do you mean the effects of different forms of economic planning (centralized/decentralized) and democratic decision making? No, there is no research or data available, at all.
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by krona 6y ago
Essentially, a struggle session? Yes, I could see how this would be beneficial to those wishing to establish moral superiority.
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by krona 6y ago
Many things represent a national security risk. Switching off the equipment overnight, I would argue, also represents a risk to national security.
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by krona 6y ago
You're assuming everyone who must to go to a shop in the next 11 days already have in their possession an appropriate face covering; the definition of which is as yet unknown.
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by krona 6y ago
The 'technologist' would typically (I would argue) want to remove bias from data, not introduce it to make a model less effective at its intended purpose. The article suggests making models politically aware, which is probably s
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Association of Alcohol Drinking with Cognitive Functions(jamanetwork.com)
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by krona 6y ago
No bias required; you can eye-ball a Tesla and immediately see the panel fitting and paint defect tolerances are much higher than say a Jaguar/BMW (for the panels) or a Toyota (the paint). These are the defects that consumers seem to b
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by krona 6y ago
Can you be specific?
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by krona 6y ago
It's not unlikely, in fact it's expected. The hypothesis of a virus circulating in August which eventually evolved into what is now SARS-CoV-2 is probably likely (and surely more convenient), rather than the alternative hypothesis
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by krona 6y ago
Virtue signalling costs nothing - that's the point of the phrase. MLK certainly wasn't virtue signalling.
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by krona 6y ago
The current settlement is unstable and the uncertainty it causes will ultimately (given enough time) cause more damage than a 'no deal' outcome. Therefore while knowledgeable people can disagree about timing, it nonetheless means
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by krona 6y ago
> The UK should have offered citizenship to residents of Hong Kong prior to 1997. They did.
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by krona 6y ago
The Hong Kong government didn't want their citizens to leave Hong Kong, or at least wanted to disincentive them in the 90's due to a significant exodus of white collar workers. That's one of the reasons the immigration rules
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by krona 6y ago
Hong Kong people once had full British nationality, including a British passport with the right of abode in Britain. But that right of abode was removed in 1962. [0] The history is more complicated than most people think. As a child (early
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by krona 6y ago
Avoiding infection is not just for your own good; more importantly, keeping the speed of the virus spreading down is for protecting everybody. Twas ever thus. Norovirus kills 200,000 people every year, and yet we don't close entire c
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by krona 6y ago
Ran out of fuel after 3 aborted landings, pilots perhaps distracted by an engine failure?
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by krona 6y ago
Climate models and recent epidemiological modelling (outliers in terms of their effect on public policy making) are far simpler than say the ML this article seems to suggest. But you don't need a human-understandable representation to
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by krona 6y ago
You concluded that on a sample size of one?
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by krona 6y ago
It's available in the newest Windows 10 Insiders build.
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by krona 6y ago
They can't be that good if you happen to know this and be writing about it on the internet.
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by krona 6y ago
> closing the schools globally probably has saved millions of children Actually I don't think we don't know the infection rate among children[0]. Keeping them isolated among adults 24 hours a day could be having the opposite ef

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