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p10_user
7y ago
I think you're missing the point of the fee. The company (Visa, Discover, Apple) that processes the transaction charges a fee (flat or percentage) for each purchase. This is why they add the fee. Of course apartments charge high fees f
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7y ago
What percentage of relationships include violence? I doubt this is a strong explanation for the difference stated in the article.
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7y ago
I suppose parent poster means that people who haven’t finished high school may take it too much at face value, and not take education seriously.
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7y ago
If it’s already oxidized it’s not trying to steal any electrons - the oxygen already has. Case in point - CO2 is the most oxidized form of carbon and is very low energy and nonreactive.
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7y ago
You know you have to eat less. Counting your calories with a food journal is a very successful way to keep yourself accountable for how much you’re eating. Any special diet or strategy is making it more complicated than it is.
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7y ago
Working in industry and making money also contributes to humankind. Whatever the company is doing must be of some value in order to make money. So someone who may not have the right motivations to getting a PhD is probably better suited to
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7y ago
An unusual chart to convey simple information, and requires explanation, is a poor way to visualize your data. Only make a unique visualization if necessary to convey unique data. So, as you said, here just stick with the bar chart!
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7y ago
Though to be honest Word is likely to be around forever as well - insofar as "forever" means current computing equipment. In a world where you can't open a Word document is probably a world where we aren't able to read p
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7y ago
Lose is relative. If a retail investor picks a stock that ends up outperforming the market then they’ve still done well, even if the hedge fund bought and sold at better time than the retail investor.
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Welcome to the service industry. This isn’t doing a favor for a friend but driving someone around for cash.
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7y ago
Hired car is definitely different. You’ve rented that space, it is not public. I don’t see anything wrong with having a phone call while being driven around.
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7y ago
Tips. Or Lyft has some badges you can award people for stuff like good conversation, safe driving, and the like.
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Companies don’t care about this. They just need some arbitrary scale (5 stars, 10 point rating) and anything less than perfect is an excuse to put someone on notice. Always handy to point to when needing an excuse to trim numbers or not inc
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7y ago
Very cool process. I like the resulting site. Now if you could only add an additional “possibly be funny” filter :)
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8y ago
Agg works for all outputs. I use it in combination with OO over ssh all the time.
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8y ago
It’s great for getting started, but if you start really customizing your plots the Object oriented usage of matplotlib is really the way to go.
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8y ago
I’ve written documents in org mode and converted to pdf via LaTeX, but I find that if the document gets sufficiently complicated with formatting, I have so many LaTeX blocks in my org file I might as well be writing LaTeX directly. Maybe I’
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The majority of academic labs do not have the resources to offer the high salaries skilled coders demand and can easily get elsewhere. And academic research often just needs to be “good enough” for that next paper or grant. Investing lots o
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8y ago
Bokeh and Plotly produce dynamic, javascript based visualizations. ggplot is for static images, which matplotlib is the obvious counterpart in Python. There are notable packages built on top of matplotlib including seaborn and plotnine.
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> Isn't this by itself an oxymoron? Presumably that's why, in the words of the parent poster, the dream is dead.
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Maybe it's not ironic at all, since you actually experienced it and know the difference.
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Dosage and sweetness is surly part of the rationale. Coffee is not a cool, sweet, refreshing drink. Soda is but has around 50 mg of caffeine, while energy drinks have between 80-160 mg. Probable harm from high levels of caffeine much easie
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Chrome may stop websites from hijacking your browser's back button
(engadget.com)
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What would you consider a beginner language then?
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People with the most passionate opinions are most motivated to be vocal. A strong dissenting opinion is a strong motivator.
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Is it so bewildering to you that someone could be thankful for the food they’re about to eat? Not everyone in the world has stable access to food.
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Curious, why wouldn’t you use these funds? Do you still prefer ishares or vanguard?
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It’s done in academia too. Along with “remove the outlier data that messes up our p values”
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I find their news program on HBO quite good actually, despite their younger journalists who may occasionally fall flat in their interviewing. I can think of numerous interesting stories across the globe; interviewing foreign (I’m American)
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8y ago
You didn’t also change that other group policy that take precedence in certain situations over the one you changed.
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