nograpes

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by nograpes 10y ago
It is domain-specific, but the domain is rather large. In the vast majority of life science fields, LaTeX is not accepted for journal articles, even in fields where you might expect it. In medical informatics, for example, direct LaTeX uplo
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by nograpes 10y ago
What would an updated version of Session Restore look like? I mean, what would be your vision for a new version?
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by nograpes 10y ago
They aren't real books. This is a joke.
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by nograpes 10y ago
The purpose of the definition is not to evaluate individual aging, but the aging of populations. The probability of death neatly summarizes all the risks that the population experiences at different ages. Although the probability for a sing
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by nograpes 10y ago
I think the folk definition of aging is actually aligns quite closely with the probability of death definition. Consider the phrase "He looks like he aged 20 years, but it has only been 5 years since I last saw him." Everybody und
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by nograpes 10y ago
The article does not mention it, but the cited journal article says that: "Survivorship (on a log scale) is depicted by the shaded areas." Notably, the journal article shades the area underneath the line that is labeled 'surv
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by nograpes 10y ago
The author defined aging in terms of the probability of death. I found this definition helpful rather than confusing. You noted that we age and die at a constant rate; how would you define aging if not in terms of the probability of death?
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by nograpes 11y ago
I wonder if there is a way to calculate the denominator for each of those? The proportion would be a much more compelling argument.
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by nograpes 11y ago
Has anyone got mouse wheel support working on a PuTTy terminal? I've compiled htop from source against ncurses 6 on Ubuntu, but no luck. I know it sounds like I'm asking a lot for a PuTTy window... but mouse clicks have (amazingly
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by nograpes 11y ago
In English, we have several similar words that are derived from this French meaning (putrid is an example). Both words are related to Latin "putere" meaning "to stink". The ultimate root of these words is the Proto-Indo-
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by nograpes 12y ago
Like this: db<-data.frame(replicate(44,1:5)) likertcat <- as.ordered(c("Not at all", "To a small extent", "To some extent", "To a moderate extent", "To a large extent