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orhmeh09
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orhmeh09
8y ago
How do you know you have candidiasis?
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When they have purchased machinery with microphones and set out policy and procedure like the following: ‘The policy adds that "audio from the City's intelligent streetlight sensors may be accessed exclusively for law enforcement
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It’s not much comfort when they’ll scan your emails for evidence of purchases you made. I can’t seem to disable that , and they pay a lot of money to link your CC purchases that haven’t hit their servers to your account.
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OK, I misunderstood you completely and was astounded at my interpretation, thank you for clarifying :) In Turkey they introduced a fee for plastic bags and many people were upset because of what you wrote. My mother would never buy garbage
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I think I may have misunderstood you, but just to clarify: By “Furthermore this may also be a regressive tax where poor people disproportionately benefit from the benefits provided by single use plastic bags and the rich pay more of the con
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8y ago
What is the common flu?
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Could you further explain the relation of iron, psychoticism, and autism? Maybe I misunderstood but the proposed links sound unconvincing.
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That describes social democracy. I found an explanation of the differences on the magazine’s website: https://jacobinmag.com/2018/08/democratic-socialism-social-d...
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I hope you don’t take offense, but I would imagine some people are turned off by your self-promotion, the length of your post, and a tone that could be interpreted as pompous.
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I think it’s a bit disingenuous to attack that presumption, given that the magazine sells posters of guillotines. They definitely play on it. https://jacobinmag.com/store/product/1
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In R, <- is the predominant assignment operator, and until 2003 it supported _ as well, for compatibility with its predecessor, S. Here’s a post about it: https://colinfay.me/r-assignment/ Modern ligatures fonts lik
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Although this one appears “self-inflicted,” it seems like a pretty important issue for a machine being sold in the US, where road rage shootings are not at all uncommon.
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I think it’s disputable that “no one ever knew” (or could have guessed) regarding Spectre and speculative execution generally. Intel took a risk for the sake of performance. This did not take long to find: Wang&already, 2006: “Informat
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What do you mean by detoxing before doing that type of pranayama ?
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Their web speech api is also focused on local processing, unlike Chrome, which uploads audio to a remote server for processing (afaik).
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Could you point out where in that pamphlet there are criticisms of R? I see a Scheme tutorial prefaced by a petulant diatribe against programming languages that are not Scheme, and nothing specific about R. I quote, “On the other hand, bei
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I agree that to generalize to all is pointless. Furthermore, it’s likely that in many cases the implicit goal of reporting is to rally public support, or to mollify public concerns over some government activity—-the division only seems prod
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Regarding meteorologists “ginning it up”: maybe not to the degree of making storms up, but here’s a recent, widely covered example of sensational reporting: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/erik-wemple/wp/
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Can you expand on the near-certainty of cancer for smokers? I’ve seen figures more in the range of 10-15%. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/7895211/
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Since you mentioned children learning to count, I tried to find a general, widely known case that would be as applicable around the world, and I provided a study examining why 0 can be a difficult concept (which humankind developed very rec
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Here’s some evidence that may explain the rarity of such a thing and how children struggle with the concept : https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.2044-835X.... Two studies are reported investiga
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If you look at ranks for worldwide sporting events , you’ll note that approximately none of them indicates first (zeroth ?) place with a 0. Can you give an example of a place where education at early childhood level is carried out as you cl
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Thank you, this podcast episode looks worthwhile. I did misread your intent, I’m afraid; otherwise the history of hysteria is familiar to me.
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I just bought a Fitbit Alta HR and it cannot be turned off. Letting the battery run out is all you can do, and presumably the battery life is on the longer side.
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Since you are making the assertion that this is well documented, surely you would be able to provide links on your own? I’m interested in what evidence you are basing your argument on.
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Can you explain what you mean by hysteria and provide some salient evidence, please?
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“And its well documented that they can handle higher stress levels and make Less emotionally influenced mistakes.” Can we see some of this documentation, please?
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Thank you for your response. Not that I’m an arbiter or these things but I think you are perceptive of your impact and what you can do to minimize it to a much greater degree than most, and we’d all be better off if more of us in the develo
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What are your thoughts on the environmental impact?
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8y ago
Your link on Marxism does not say social scientists are 25% Marxist. Even if they were, what’s the problem?
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