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marchenko
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Possibly answering my own question, I just discovered tagspaces ( https://www.tagspaces.org/ ) for tagging files across a filesystem.
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I love Turtl's interface, tagging system, hosting options, multi-OS setup, and privacy stance. Turtl would be my go-to solution if they supported .md import/export. I think they have .json export planned for the next release, whic
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I use Jotterpad on Android to edit markdown and text files. It syncs well with Dropbox (it feels just like a frontend for a dropbox folder) and supports .txt, .md, .markdown, and .fountain files. I use Brackets and Typora to edit .md files
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I think interest in women's soccer in the US is much more organic than this comment implies. Soccer was touted to young girls (and their parents) in the 90s and 00s as a safe and inexpensive sport particularly well-suited to women; one
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The Nerd as the Norm
(everythingstudies.com)
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The Medieval Mindset (2017)
(coinsandscrolls.blogspot.com)
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I think the term is meant to draw attention to the fact that most study populations in psychology meet all of these criteria (a disproportionate number are college students, for example) and are statistically unrepresentative of the majori
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Facial recognition tech wrongly identified 2,000 people as potential criminals
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Foreign Competition, Not Automation, Is Behind US Manufacturing Decline
(qz.com)
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I wonder if there is a degree of separation from other students influencing the homogamy here: theology is often taught in a separate school of Divinity (eg Harvard), and at least some large universities have separate schools of Agriculture
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Drowning Doesn't Look Like Drowning: Spot the Drowning Child
(spotthedrowningchild.com)
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This 'bias' is not necessarily inappropriate because of the inherent asymmetries of DNA evidence - it is statistically more powerful for exoneration than conviction. This is because of the False Positive Problem (similar to the Bi
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Chronic immune response may impair growth in millions of children worldwide
(pnas.org)
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Kids' Metabolic and Fatigue Profiles Similar to Trained Adult Athletes
(frontiersin.org)
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Did this author "coin" the term Dunning-Krugerrand? Because it's brilliant.
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Fatbergs a breeding ground for deadly superbugs, experts warn
(telegraph.co.uk)
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The Globalization of the IQ Wars
(jacobinmag.com)
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Well, I just hope those "aggressive, impulsive" large-breasted women aren't buying plate armor with a chest divot before they go on their raids, or they're going to have a bad time. I wonder if the 2 physiology studies
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How a Civ V mod should make us fear superintelligent AI
(rockpapershotgun.com)
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I'm not trying to be inflammatory, but should we expect the Tempe AZ City administration to be a neutral source of information in this case? Might they be biased by their decision to host this experiment in their jurisdiction (in the s
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How Genetics Is Changing Our Understanding of ‘Race’
(nytimes.com)
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Additionally, many harmful mutations are essentially "private" within a family and do not inform any of the GWASs used to create these SNAP chips. Regional sequencing is still important for persons with a family history of illness
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Google Design: Fair is not the default
(design.google)
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I wonder if there is a similar effect observed in people who cook regularly - especially at high temps or in poorly ventilated spaces. Cleaning the exterior and filters of the exhaust cabinet makes me wonder about the interiors, of, for i
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A medical genomics ecosystem on the blockchain
(shivom.io)
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The Book Algorithms to Live By describes some research which found that it is not chronological age, but rather one's position on the explore/exploit curve that drives the apparent conservatism of old age. So a 70 year old who e
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It Matters Where Solar Panels Are Made
(bloomberg.com)
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In particular you see that there is NO country today which is as badly off as EVERY country was 200 years ago. I tend to believe that this argument is generally true, but some researchers have argued that it is very sensitive to the speci
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Pinker has been repeatedly criticized for his focus on combat deaths, and with good reason. The technological advances of war have shifted the balance of casualties from combatants to civilians, and increased the fat-tail risk of escalatin
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Why games aren't always an excellent way to deliver a complex message
(gamesbyangelina.org)
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