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by nuclearnice3 3y ago
But the discussion is almost never about the article. Look around! Consider that this one isn't. I reviewed the sibling's comment history. - Well that's a problem - If stimulus is people spending their money in the mark
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by nuclearnice3 3y ago
Yes. Your phrasing is a little different than I would use, but I think you've captured the gist. I'm not seeking out articles I haven't read to comment on, but rather I'm here for the great aspects of our community found
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by nuclearnice3 3y ago
Yeah, although it's not my habit to bother with articles, I was bold enough to click this one and confirm you are correct. First sentence: "Researchers have discovered the most distant active supermassive black hole *to date* with
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by nuclearnice3 3y ago
Two things I like about Bayesian Change Point Detection compared to "look at the graph" 1. It can provide a probability distribution. So after running bayes, you might have multiple places where it's likely a change has taken
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by nuclearnice3 3y ago
Two thoughts. 1. There is a vast literature in "Bayesian Change Point Detection." So you might find a point where something changed and a string of negative reviews began. https://dataorigami.net/Probabilistic-Prog
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
A markov chain maps states to states. You move from word "I" to word "will" or "can" or "want" The transition probabilities could be stored in a huge table. You have a word and the probability of eac
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
How would "hostile powers building radio transmitters to interfere" justify pirate radio?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
It is absolutely more work especially in the beginning. Personally, I don't find doing work some huge burden to be avoided. I like doing things. Mileage may vary. I agree the notepad could absolutely be straightforward win for some. Ho
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Consider building a memory palace and storing the ideas there during your walk. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Memory-Palace-Matteo-Ricci/dp/0140080... [2] https://www.amazon.com/Moonwalking-Einstein-S
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Do we agree that Blanchard saw the moth and the journalist is quoting someone looking at the caterpillar?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Perhaps Wager meant no one had seen the juvenile form. Blanchard had a holotype of the moth only. [1] [1] https://archive.org/details/cbarchive_49606_anewspeciesinthe...
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Did he give any sense of the best arguments that might be deployed on each side? The non-copyright people will point to recipes. The weights are ideas, not expressions. A “simple set of directions” is uncopyrightable. The copyright people w
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Does the FDIC work like that? I imagined they would sell assets for the insured. And then sell more for the uninsured. If that process didn't cover the insured, they would bring money. In this case, the insured are well covered by the
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
> And it's a lot of money (e.g. 30% loss on $200bn is about $600 per US resident household). This calculation really put it in perspective. CEO of HN asks that every family in America send his friends $500.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
That solution seems possible. One one hand, end of December, they self-assessed that they had $209.0B in assets and $175.4B in deposits. Enough to pay everyone. [1] On the other hand, they've suffered some losses. The regulator that cl
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
FDIC should treat these guys the way hn funded firms coinbase[1] and airbnb[2] do. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27468549 [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27654940
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
We will make payroll, but valuations will suffer and upset our limited partners just didn't have the same ring to it.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
One nuance might be that those are two difference senses of fake news. In one case, we have news that is wrong. In another case, we have an insult aimed at reporting that we don't like, regardless of accuracy.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Before the had the internet, back when we still had newspapers, we had a similar phenomenon referred to as Gell-Mann Amnesia. > Briefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on some subj
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
> An expensive education doesn’t guarantee a good job? True. Exactly right. The OP set up a ridiculous straw man. Avoiding smoking doesn't guarantee you won't get lung cancer. The returns to education are well documented and la
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
As far as I can tell, the regulation would ban all non-competes paid or unpaid. They do specifically request comments on how to handle highly paid or highly skilled workers.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
The page shows 5925 comments in the last 90 days. Just like our famous orange-colored VC-backed forum posts, most of the comments do not reflect any serious reading or digesting of the source material. https://www.regulations.gov
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Do you pair it with any JS for interactivity?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Do you think it was able to answer jefftk's questions, especially * What problem were you solving? * Why this way and not other ways you might have solved the problem? Or do you think those aren't usually needed for a very good co
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
They are just details. Let them echo around in your head as you like. Maybe she's from a conservative part of the world that doesn't have too many woman turning out as doctors. Maybe supporting her family of immigrants, who might
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
This is very clear and helpful. Thank you.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Reducing the quantity demanded is reducing the demand. I don't understand how you reduce "quantity demanded" but not "demand." MAybe you can clarify. I am describing a demand decrease. When operational, this plant c
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
The fact that the plant will be unable to buy gas for longer than anticipated should reduce the expected demand for gas. Less demand for gas, lower price for gas. People were pricing gas on some expectation of this plant opening and consumi
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
When operational, this facility consumes billions of cubic feet of natural gas [1]. They take gas make it liquid, put it on a boat, ship it. If they have cracked pipes, they are less likely to reopen. Not reopening, not going to consume the
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Recommend any particular beans?

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