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This is the difference. The government backs educational loans and sets different rules that mean the creditor is almost guaranteed never to lose money. If there was no government guarantee, creditors would offer fewer loans to people they
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Source for this data? 90% of STEM majors do not find a job in their field or STEM? That sounds very high.
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So as a free-speech absolutist, would you let anyone walk into a Starbucks and start shouting about anything they wanted? Would it be okay for them to write a manifesto on the chalkboard next to the barista? Starbucks is a privately owned l
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I think video game success is probably distributed like startups. Maybe 1 in 10 will have real success, a few might break even or make a little and most will end up never making enough to cover the costs to create. The work is massive and t
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I really like the notion that you capture the idea at a point in time but purposely revisit the list on a regular basis. I've had similar experiences where coming back to an idea after a few months allows me to express it in a more ref
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YNAB - https://www.youneedabudget.com/
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The consent issue is even worse with live streaming available on many platforms. It is impossible for people captured in live streams to provide consent until after the content has been broadcast. You can make the argument for fair use in p
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Both. Once filled, they don't generally need additional water unless there is a leak, some evaporates or the pool is drained for maintenance.
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Most swimming pools (in ground) are filled once with water and rarely need additional water added. They use much less water than the average sprinkler system. They do require energy (pump and filter systems) and chemicals to keep things bal
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The Senate is way out of balance from the power it originally had in 1776. Delaware was the smallest of the 13 states with a population of 59K. That's 2.36% of the 2.5M total in 1776. There were 26 Senators so each one had about 7.7% v
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Pseudohermaphrodism exists in humans (people born with multiple sets of genitals). That doesn't fit into your claim of only bimodal and this is just the external presentation of gender. I would encourage you to explore the topic more.
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Mythbusters once went to a commercial airline simulator to test the idea that a passenger with no training could land the plane. Without ATC help, it wasn't a great outcome. With ATC, they faired much better. https://www.you
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Doesn't the US have a fractional reserve banking system? For every $1 in bank reserves, the bank can loan out $9. So even if the special money of the Fed can't be used directly, it has the effect of allowing banks to have a larger
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If patents exist as a legal form of intellectual property, they should be able to be purchased and exchanged in a commercial market. Authors, composers and other creators of works with intellectual property rights can transfer or sell those
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So what would make up a Turing test for creativity?
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Zero. But I did read the research paper, web site and viewed the web site mentioned in this hacker news post along with the samples. I've worked with lots of machine learning models and tools and understand the underlying design of the
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DALL-E has been trained in the styles of creative humans. It can mashup the content that it has been fed but I haven't seen it create a new style of artwork like impressionism or pop art that it hadn't already seen as examples. It
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There are standards under consideration for just this purpose. See this RFC: https://www.transportation.gov/v2x
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I've lost weight with Noom too. It has the usual things like tracking food you eat and weight but more importantly, it has a strong psychological component to address why you eat. It doesn't shame you into never eating pizza or ch
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Awesome content with actionable tips but I have to say they are less applicable at “enterprise prices.” Once you exceed the corporate card buying pattern, risk and budget enter the picture. Sometimes the department needs to wait for the nex
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Does this mean that only one person reviewed the code or that he was able to hide the predictable algorithm so well it passed review?
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I'm surprised they didn't snap up Unity before it went public. C# is the main language, cross platform deployment that goes well with .NET's new cross platform story and there are strong commercial markets for Unity like Movi
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Medicare in the US has negotiated rates they will pay for medical services. The "retail" price is very often extremely high but knocked down to what the government agrees to pay for Medicare patients. A similar system for college
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Israeli F15 landed missing one wing but this was a fighter jet with super high thrust capability to help offset missing lift from the wings: https://theaviationist.com/2014/09/15/f-15-lands-with-one-wi...
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301 through Maryland is the next closest highway that has fewer traffic lights.
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HBO Max on Apple TV is a terrible experience. The app doesn't appear to use the standard playback and navigation functions in most other Apple TV apps so you get unintuitive scrubbing behavior and inconsistent searching. Also, the app
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Crows also hold funerals for fallen comrades: * https://www.livescience.com/53283-why-crows-hold-funerals.ht... * https://www.audubon.org/news/think-crow-funerals-are-strange... * https://b
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+1 to this process vs. going to a counter. You make a reservation online, show up at the rental car lot, walk to the emerald or executive aisle, pick any car you want, scan the barcode with the app on your phone, show your ID and the QR cod
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M1 MacBook Pro (13 inch) and M1 MacBook Air were released near the end of last year. The newest machines (14 and 16 inch) and the M1 Pro and M1 Max MacBook Pro. The combination of "MacBook Pro" and "M1 Pro CPU" can be co
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Reminds me of the below the waterline cabins that cruise ship staff share. Has anyone looked into the mental health of people already living in similar conditions?
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