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by phalangion 6y ago
I have no idea if remdesivir works or not, but that is the problem with drugs in a shortage scenario like we're currently seeing. If there aren't enough of them, you're going to save them for the most critical patients. But t
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by phalangion 6y ago
That's because the National Guard isn't law enforcement.
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by phalangion 6y ago
I agree that kids might have a hard time deciding what they want to learn, but it sounds like this approach is less "learn whatever is interesting to you" and more "let's pick some topics together and go from there.&quot
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by phalangion 6y ago
In my mind, it's the word Americans use for Americans living in other countries. I doubt the locals in whatever country they're in consider them "expats." Just Americans.
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by phalangion 6y ago
This is great. I think it'll fit better with the way I want to control my impulse browsing than others I've tried (StayFocused and manually editing /etc/hosts are the other mains ways I've tried). Thank you!
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by phalangion 6y ago
Still includes some shirts with stripes, since the search is now just for shirts that don't explicitly mention stripes.
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by phalangion 7y ago
Not really something to encourage at this time.
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by phalangion 7y ago
It's grown significantly over the past year or two. It got a big foothold at universities and has been gaining steam. It came at a time when Skype was pretty terrible to use, and the only other major player was Cisco WebEx, which was a
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by phalangion 7y ago
3 inches probably isn't enough to notice disproportion.
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by phalangion 7y ago
Seems to me that DE is probably too powdery for this.
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by phalangion 7y ago
Can you give some examples of the controversial findings of meta-analysis?
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by phalangion 7y ago
They are implying that the outcome for the girl hitchhiking around Mexico could have been worse had one of the criminals or other bad actors been the one to pick her up. I believe the purpose of the story here is to warn against survivorshi
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by phalangion 7y ago
My graduate program (computer-y, not MBA) has seen a huge drop in international applications. That was the large majority of our graduate program, and after 2016 those applications have dropped about 75%.
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by phalangion 7y ago
Brave is an ad blocker
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by phalangion 7y ago
You've pretty much got it, but a paper receiving either of the "accept" outcomes in the first round is extremely rare. I know of zero. Your third, "rejected pending resubmission after modifications" is the normal pa
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by phalangion 7y ago
Spacemacs makes emacs commands both less arcane and more discoverable. Give it a shot.
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by phalangion 7y ago
I'd love to know how you're running Django and React together. I've been trying to figure out how to make that combo work in a mono-repo, and I'm definitely missing something. Any advice?
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by phalangion 7y ago
From the article: 'A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that a federal government database that compiles people deemed to be “known or suspected terrorists” violates the rights of American citizens who are on the watchlist'
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by phalangion 7y ago
I think early on with a new baby, both parents wake up more due to novelty than instinct. When you're used to not having a crying child in the middle of the night, suddenly having one takes some adjustment. Since my wife nursed the kid
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by phalangion 7y ago
Django is a pretty big omission from your list.
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by phalangion 7y ago
Right. Under this classification, my choice to make my own bread rather than buy it at the store, or my choice not to eat bread at all, is interstate commerce.
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by phalangion 7y ago
The goofiness, narrative, and precision are all there in noon-AAA games. Lots of games have plenty of each.
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by phalangion 7y ago
No cheat detection code is perfect. Banning cheaters encourages the creation of new cheats (or just new accounts, since it doesn't cost anything to start playing Apex). Allowing cheaters to continue playing is a win for two reasons: 1.
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by phalangion 7y ago
Some people's "hobby" is couponing. I doubt they consider the act of digging through papers to find and cut out coupons to be fun, but the act as a whole is. But I guess if you define a hobby strictly as something you do not
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by phalangion 7y ago
> Much more so than the traditional study group of students-who-need-to-pay-rent. Why do you say that? I imagine the MTurk demographic is much more diverse than "college freshman at X university"
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by phalangion 7y ago
I'm currently paying MTurkers $2 for a study that takes 10-15 minutes. That works out to $8-$12 per hour. I would never be able to recruit people to participate locally for just $2, but I can on MTurk because mine is one of many tasks
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by phalangion 7y ago
The "fun" may be to earn a little extra money doing menial tasks. Just the other day there was a discussion here about EVE online and how much menial management is needed in the game to set up for a small amount of fun PvP combat
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by phalangion 7y ago
Also, Divinity Original Sin 2, Towerfall Ascension, Giana Sisters, XCOM, Sniper Elite (enjoyed single player, and it has a coop mode that I've never tried).
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by phalangion 7y ago
Lovers in a dangerous spacetime, Magicka, Rampage Knights, Borderlands, Monaco. Those are a few I have enjoyed.

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