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???
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8y ago
Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and Nevada seem like the place to be
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8y ago
It actually seems like he's saying that the loneliness of affluent people doesn't matter because there are other problems in the world.
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8y ago
What would be examples of such production-ready models? Things written using TensorFlow et al?
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I believe it's also about new computational techniques that allow more to be concluded from e.g. planet wobbles.
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As a mostly non-practicing, lifelong Mormon, I find most of your conclusions here reasonable. And I commend you for the open-mindedness required to look into a widely-maligned minority religion like Mormonism. I would say, though, that the
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As a person who's gone through something comparable in recent years, I will first recommend that you seek out a community of people undergoing a similar shift in worldview. There may be podcasts, forums, blogs, etc. where people who pr
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I'll add a recommendation for the condensed audio version of "Maps of Meaning" available on his podcast. From Amazon's blurb on the book: "A cutting-edge work that brings together neuropsychology, cognitive science,
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Study bibles are also very helpful. Extensive footnotes, culture commentary, historical background, etc. put things into perspective.
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They're more likely to continue doing so if their constituents continue to cry out in support.
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If I'm not mistaken, the browsers themselves could act as "authenticators" and help people manage credentials in software.
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Somebody help me understand: does the US really try to enforce its export controls not just on our own country, but on foreign countries? Many countries trade with Iran---do we really expect to keep all our goods from making it there by way
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Right up there with the noun version of "ask".
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Not in the traditional "uncaused cause" sense, but I guess you could spin it that way. Probably a better analogue would be Adam and Eve.
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My recollection from looking into the research myself was that though a large proportion of those who claimed MSG intolerance ended up having none, some proportion _did_ have the intolerance. The conclusion that MSG intolerance isn't r
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Plenty --- Richland is still filled with "alphabet houses" built by the government. The Tri-Cities really weren't very developed when the feds first came to town. "Richland was a small farm town until the US Army purchas
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I've been thinking about this recently as I've been running more or less a private blog for my family. Sometimes I wish I could share parts of my messages with friends, too. I'd like to mark one post as "for friends and
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I think this is why Mercurial is switching (largely) to Rust: https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/OxidationPlan
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My question is, can increased time outdoors prevent eyesight from degenerating further after myopia has already developed?
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You would think so, but somehow the artificial stuff is different or in greater concentration. Here's how I discovered my MSG intolerance: I made a bunch of onion soup (from onion soup mix), and ate a ton of it. I then spent the next 2
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I have no idea what I'm talking about, but somehow 43% sales growth strikes me as implausibly large.
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The Cyrillic alphabet is a major barrier to learning Russian for Americans. I can only imagine it makes Kazakh even more daunting. I don't think Cyrillic letters pervade American culture in quite the same way that Latin letters pervade
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This might not apply to everybody with depression, but here's something that can sometimes help: Take responsibility for your life. Stop blaming other people, society, your employer, etc. for your woes. Take a hard look at yourself and
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If it catches your spit when you pronounce sounds like "p" and "t", and catches your sneeze particles, it's likely to be pretty helpful.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_Lake_City
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I don't think that's strictly true. When the last bitcoin is issued, "mining" per se will cease. But "miners" will still be rewarded by transaction fees.
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"Corollary 5: The greater the financial and other interests and prejudices in a scientific field, the less likely the research findings are to be true. Conflicts of interest and prejudice may increase bias. Conflicts of interest are ve
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Has anyone else noticed that Google Maps no longer says street names? It used to say "Turn left on Drury Lane". Now it says "Turn left in 1000 feet", and I have no idea if I'm turning onto the correct road or not. O
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Mozilla's Internet Health Report 2018
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Can futures really affect the price of Bitcoin when they're settled in USD?
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