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Burning Fossil Fuels Almost Ended All Life on Earth
(theatlantic.com)
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I don't think you even read the quotes you posted, let alone the whole article. How does the second one you posted not meet your criteria? You also missed one. a study just out from Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that
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There have been many subsequent studies in different regions all cited in the article and all finding a precipitous decline.
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I think so. I've followed the back and forth on a few papers on openreview.net and I found the comments nearly as interesting and informative as the paper they were commenting on. There are a lot of things that only exist as suspicions
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It's interesting work, but I don't think it's relevant to real world models, because real world models violate the conditions they assume at the outset. Namely, real models are not run until anything near convergence on the t
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Native Intelligence
(smithsonianmag.com)
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MinHashing – clustering with a key value store in a few lines of code
(moultano.wordpress.com)
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If you were curious about the reference to MinHash in the OP, I just wrote a gentle guide to the MinHash family of algorithms (including our recent research extending it to probability distributions.) https://moultano.wordpress.c
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MinHashing – Clustering with a Key Value Store
(moultano.wordpress.com)
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We will have to adapt, even if we mobilize to remake the entire energy economy. It is too late to prevent a lot of warming from occurring. If we do nothing however, we are headed for things we cannot adapt to. The worst case is not rising s
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Meet the Obama Appointee the Trump Administration Loves (Matt Cutts)
(washingtonian.com)
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I'm surprised to find no mention of SES or income in the article. There can be similar Simpson's paradox effects within racial groups between states (for instance, Iowa might have more low SES white people than Texas). I would hav
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The same people who don't want apartments also don't want infrastructure. If you want the political support for transit to exist, you have to have people voting who live in apartments, which means you need to build apartments. An
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If the side streets are currently faster than the congested highway that's true. I'm talking about situations where it isn't, where the fixed cost of stoplights and speed limits ensures it they will never actually be faster t
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I believe this paradox applies to any congested highway with a robust network of side streets around it. If everyone could agree to take side streets for half of their trip, the side streets could easily absorb the extra traffic without slo
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> everywhere that people get freedom of travel they go their own transport. They have freedom to travel, but not freedom to live where they want. The United States has entirely banned dense housing in everywhere that people want to live,
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I know settling to the sea floor is the intended result, but locking up more carbon in the steady state biomass of creatures would do the trick too. If we did this continuously could we just grow the biosphere?
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The museum is asking for people who have photos of the exhibits to send them in to this address. isabeladfrreitas@gmail.com https://mobile.twitter.com/TetZoo/status/1036619354924875776
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> If you zoomed us forward a century from today, with present day technology, and assume the worst case scenario for climate models we'd still be perfectly fine. The average case looks like that. The worst case looks like the Permi
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Natural Selection 2. https://unknownworlds.com/ns2/ The Marine team plays much like a slow modern shooter, but the aliens move very fast, and each type of alien has a different movement mechanic for building and mainta
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Does a logistic fit work better?
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Engineering benefits from enormous network effects. American engineers are better off if all the engineers in the world move here. The industry goes where the engineers are. It's not because the valley has few engineers that it pays hi
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The guy said "there are good people on both sides" after a group of neo Nazis chanted "Jews will not replace us," murdered a woman by driving a car into a crowd, and attempted to lynch a black man.
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>Trump apparently (I did not know this until reading the sibling links) wants to move to merit based immigration He also wants to cut the quota to a third of its current value.
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Moving to a function of salary instead of a lottery would be an improvement, but not if it is accompanied by a cut in the quota which the Trump admin is reported to want. Bringing people to the US who earn more than the median wage enormous
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A few examples. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_13769 https://www.theverge.com/2016/11/16/13653490/steve-bannon-tr... https://www.cnbc.com/2018/
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I think notebooks could be hugely improved by saving a snapshot of state after each cell, and having the linear order of cells only move forward in time. Accidental variable reuse (especially from a cell that is in the "future" or
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Some Arctic Ground No Longer Freezing – Even in Winter
(relay.nationalgeographic.com)
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When I was a kid I had a wonderful collection of magazines called "Prehistoric Zoobooks." https://www.google.com/search?q=prehistoric+zoobooks&client=... Each one in the series described an era of life on Eart
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Melatonin has been a lifesaver for me after having kids and for a few other new parents I know that I've recommended it to. Somehow it allows you to get much more rest out of interrupted sleep.
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