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Why South Korea is the world’s biggest investor in research(nature.com)
1 points by nether 10y ago|0 comments
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by nether 10y ago
Most likely response: who the fuck is Ycombinator, and why on earth would I want to work there?
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by nether 10y ago
He could shit on a plate and they'd eat it up. "Masterful distraction! Wow! He's been planning this for weeks! MAGA"
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by nether 10y ago
There's also a single non-university group: Reddit's rLoop, http://rloop.org/ .
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by nether 10y ago
Are there any that work in temperatures below freezing? I'm living in my car and using a propane heater when it gets cold.
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Ted Chiang's Soulful Science Fiction(newyorker.com)
2 points by nether 10y ago|1 comments
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by nether 10y ago
Full interview: http://e360.yale.edu/features/freeman_dyson_takes_on_the_cli...
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by nether 10y ago
Err thanks, correct link: http://e360.yale.edu/features/freeman_dyson_takes_on_the_cli...
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Professor Who Wrote of Korean ‘Comfort Women’ Wins Defamation Case(mobile.nytimes.com)
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Interview with Freeman Dyson, Reluctant Global Warming Skeptic(e360.yale.edu)
25 points by nether 10y ago|7 comments
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by nether 10y ago
Everyone these days is ostensibly "pro-science," just as many anti-vaxxers claim to be "pro-vaccine." The administration merely wants to review the scientific integrity of the EPA's work, and prevent the likelihood
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IAMA 100% automated independent retail trader. AMA(reddit.com)
1 points by nether 10y ago|0 comments
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United States presidential approval rating – Historical Comparison(en.wikipedia.org)
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Build Better Strategies Part 4: Machine Learning(financial-hacker.com)
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AI Software Learns to Make AI Software(technologyreview.com)
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by nether 10y ago
> For me, it feels like the article could have been a lot shorter This attitude is emblematic of why people don't want kids. Attention starved minds can't endure long, narrative type articles; the absolute last thing they could
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How Nepal got the electricity flowing(csmonitor.com)
2 points by nether 10y ago|1 comments
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Is eating large amounts of sugar and fat bad if you maintain a healthy weight?(quora.com)
1 points by nether 10y ago|0 comments
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> M.D. with 7y experience in the clinics, have done my share of research, and i can assure you that "scientific evidence" in medicine is a humongous s*load of tampered data written by people who have absolutely zero idea of wh
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by nether 10y ago
For me, the most eye opening connection to humanity: > Through our investigation of /b/, we hope to contribute to scholarly conversations about data permanence. For example, Grudin (2002) suggests that we evolved to live in an
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by nether 10y ago
> The classes were of very poor quality - it was clear that they were a low priority for most faculty. I took a master's in aerospace engineering at a top tier school and I wonder if this is the norm for grad engineering courses, an
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by nether 10y ago
I just wonder what the job prospects will be like for this. This is basically data science, a field being crowded rapidly by PhD's fleeing academia. With 3-month data science bootcamps, people are now saying expect 3-6 months to find e
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by nether 10y ago
OMSCS students can also get GaTech student ID's for campus privileges (libraries, rec center etc.).
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by nether 10y ago
One of my dentists said yeah, there are genetic factors. Some people just have naturally lower levels of bacteria in their mouth.
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by nether 10y ago
Serious question: is there any evidence that seemingly disruptive dental treatments like this are being suppressed by the dental industry?
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by nether 10y ago
Fusion, cheap solar cells, and this.
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by nether 10y ago
Wave Race 64 had plausible wave physics. Could probably go much further with the hardware of today.
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by nether 10y ago
Yes. A package of Oreos is much cheaper than fresh produce on a dollars per calorie basis.
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What's the catch?
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A while back, the Economist said, "a dumb rich kid has a much better chance at attending an elite school than a brilliant poor kid." If a university is to maintain the goal of admitting smart students, then this would be a step to

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