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by nobrains 5y ago
What a racist top illustration. 1) If you avg. the colors of all humans it is not the light shade that is shown 2) Seems to imply lighter skin shade = smarter (The article, however, is great)
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by nobrains 5y ago
Well, it depends on the kind of a learner you are. Some learners prefer to listen to long lectures and some short (and some might prefer interactivities, and others might prefer one-way communication). This is where personalized learning co
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by nobrains 5y ago
There is a fine line between those rebellious workers who give good ideas and then take ownership of their idea till the end, and those who throw ideas out, but don't want to have to do anything with implementing those ideas. No one li
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by nobrains 5y ago
Its just moving from short term memory to long term memory.
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by nobrains 5y ago
Just to be clear, from the article: - "HashCow said it would halt buying new bitcoin rigs" - "BTC.TOP announced the suspension of its China business" - "Huobi suspended both crypto-mining and trading services to mai
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by nobrains 5y ago
I don't think this news is correct. I was unable to find any official corroborating info about this.
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by nobrains 6y ago
I think everyone needs to learn from the ancient wisdom on the Punjab province in India and Pakistan. Open Google earth and zoom into Punjab. It is the greenest agriculture zone in the entire world. Just look at it yourself. Now I don'
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by nobrains 6y ago
He could have avoided being indicted just by making the trades immediately after the publication of the news. So he could have been ready with his stock, amount and direction (buy vs. sell), and then do it immediately upon the publication,
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by nobrains 6y ago
This made me slightly emotional and remember Aaron Swartz.
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by nobrains 6y ago
I looked and looked and looked and for the life of me could not see the excessive gradients that he was talking about in the image captions. And then towards the end of the article, as my mouse was gliding over one of the images, I noticed
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by nobrains 6y ago
https://remyhax.xyz/posts/bitsquatting-windows/
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by nobrains 6y ago
I don't understand, if any country HAS to print money, why not via direct payments to the public?
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by nobrains 6y ago
While Bitcoins are not tulips (of the Tulip Mania fame), NFTs are.
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by nobrains 6y ago
And how many of these would be typos and not bit flips caused by cosmic rays?
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by nobrains 6y ago
vpc data constraints migrate VMs to GKE containers cloud API gateway dynamic web maps managed service mesh Yeah, I will need a "Google Cloud products in 4 words or less" in 32 words or less, for some cases. On serious note, I also
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by nobrains 6y ago
That doesn't mean anything. The true cost is when the network is saturated. You can also have this same fee in BTC. If there are no competing transactions, this fee transaction will be mined.
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by nobrains 6y ago
What about symbicort (budesonide + Formoterol)? What about salmeterol + fluticasone? I know the answers are not there in the article, but do you suppose that the results would be same / similar?
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by nobrains 6y ago
Well, if it is more deadly, the the article states "is associated with severe illness and death", then it will automatically bring down cases, as people die. The problem with Covid-19 (the original strain and also most of its vari
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by nobrains 6y ago
But isn't that also good teaching / learning happening right there?
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by nobrains 6y ago
Either I did not understand it, or this doesn't make sense. If the head flipper moves ahead, then that person, truly flipped 100 heads. Your example would have made sense, if you talking about the 100 times consecutive winner in a coin
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by nobrains 6y ago
*temporarily
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by nobrains 6y ago
The area around Indonesia is the new Bermuda Triangle (yes yes, while noting that there was nothing significant or statistically significant about the Bermuda Triangle)
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by nobrains 6y ago
Epitome of geekiness, coding, pop culture, and writing. Loved it.
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by nobrains 6y ago
You are right. Corrected. Thanks.
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by nobrains 6y ago
Sorry, if this is another angle, but I would have been more happy if instead of mentioning US doctor (or in addition to mentioning it), they would have mentioned his traits viz. "muslim" and "pakistani-origin". (I am hap
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by nobrains 6y ago
Slightly related, and of interest to minecraft players and speed runners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iqpSrNVjYQ
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by nobrains 6y ago
Not to be confused with ripple, the original: a small propagating wave.
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by nobrains 6y ago
Yes, past performance is not a predictor of the future, but how does one reconcile with this: https://i.imgur.com/96bngmB.png (If seeing on mobile, use "desktop mode" to see the HQ image) - It goes up. - Falls. -
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by nobrains 6y ago
No, you do, because no matter the age, the family members still want to have a chance of survival of their loved one. My distant relative (70 year old) was in ICU for 30 days, and on ventilator for 14 days. Yes, that is a very long time for
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by nobrains 6y ago
I sympathize with Ellen. She knew she could not abandon him at his time of need, but when he started getting better, she knew her job was done and it would not be unfair if she moved on. She sounds like a good person. I would like to know m

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