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Introduction to Bayesian Probability and Bayes Theorem(decodedscience.org)
2 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's Excel Team Talks VB vs. JavaScript and Mac Woes in Reddit AMA(pcworld.com)
2 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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Borrowing While Poor(theatlantic.com)
2 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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by lujim 11y ago
My first post was tongue in cheek, my second one a response to your literal interpretation of it. What I was really saying is that I think police are overstepping their bounds on this. I would rather that no one enters my private property
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by lujim 11y ago
I think I would rather line the house with smoke detectors and pay the homeowners insurance than grant the cops the right to enter my house at anytime for a "safety check".
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by lujim 11y ago
A bit stressful to read but amazing. I can't imagine having to endure surgeries where there is a relatively large risk that you won't wake up. If you do wake up there can be malfunctions in the device that can flip you off like a
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by lujim 11y ago
Sure could you also randomly enter my house to make sure I didn't leave the stove on? Thanks but no thanks.
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by lujim 11y ago
This seems to have the ability to loiter for 30 minutes and find targets. I think cruise missiles just head to their targets in an autonomous manner.
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America’s labour market is not working(ft.com)
6 points by lujim 11y ago|4 comments
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What Technology Should Be Un-Invented?(theatlantic.com)
1 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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A Former Walmart CEO Comes Down Under a Parachute(theatlantic.com)
1 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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Income inequality: poverty falling faster than ever but the 1% are racing ahead(theguardian.com)
4 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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Recreational Maths for Programmers. Working with Large Numbers(alanzucconi.com)
2 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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by lujim 11y ago
Yeah I guess you're right. I just meant that it would probably have been a big win for humanity if it wasn't addictive (to some) and intoxicating. Not preaching as I am am far from a non drinker, it's just that as you get ol
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by lujim 11y ago
It gets tricky when you have a family member that is in a spiral. You are trying to do anything you can to keep them going long enough in the hopes they will wake up one day and be ready to come back. Not the most rational thing in the wo
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by lujim 11y ago
Alcohol itself is kind of an accident. If it was invented today we would never legalize it. First - I partake and don't have a problem if other people do, and - I don't think prohibition on any level would work with alcohol. H
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by lujim 11y ago
20% more lead in the construction offset by the decreased weight of no safety equipment. Actually it was advertised to have better fuel economy than some variants of the 737, but it doesn't really appear to be much of an improvement.
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by lujim 11y ago
Painful to read. Addiction lives in a gray area of free will. Although people make bad decisions and we all need to own our mistakes, there is a good chance that most of the time you were just along for the same crappy ride as your family
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by lujim 11y ago
So this is a competitor to the 737 and A320. Seems like a pretty crowded market.
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by lujim 11y ago
No doubt there. Over prescribing them leads to dependency, then the DEA terrifies doctors into abruptly cutting the doses for those already on them and those patients turn to more sinister alternatives like heroin.
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by lujim 11y ago
Yeah could be that, but think stress. We started the millennium with a stock market crash, 9/11, the Concord crashed, the Space Shuttle broke up on reentry, two wars kicked off and just when things started calming down... the Great Rec
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by lujim 11y ago
So from 1979 - 1999 mortality rates fell an average of 2% but have risen half a percent per year since then. If I had to guess it could be that the pressures of stagnant incomes, skyrocketing higher health care costs, and more volatile eco
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The Imprisoner’s Dilemma(fivethirtyeight.com)
31 points by lujim 11y ago|7 comments
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I Won’t Settle for Equal Pay in Tech and Either Should You(medium.com)
3 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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Philip Davies MP: 'Political correctness is damaging men'(telegraph.co.uk)
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Is It Harmful to Use Music as a Coping Mechanism?(theatlantic.com)
3 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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by lujim 11y ago
As a male with only brothers I always thought men had things worse. We are expected to do 100% of "Man's work" and 50% of everything else "Shared work". The concept of "Women's work" is seen as a ve
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Google taught its driverless cars to recognize children in Halloween costumes(businessinsider.my)
1 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments
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Tech site says ad blocking has halved its ad revenue(businessinsider.my)
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The NRA wants us to live in fear the profitable logic behind arming everyone(salon.com)
3 points by lujim 11y ago|0 comments

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