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CS education policymaking: how a (state) bill becomes a (state) law(medium.com)
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by rhema 8y ago
Probably because its a serious drug that impacts metabolism in unsafe ways. I think it can also be abused as a component of extreme muscle building drugs.
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by rhema 8y ago
8 weeks is not unusual for a study like this (randomized and controlled). Almost no study where researchers tell participants what to do will be longer. Epidemiological studies, of which there are many on coffee, do have more subjects over
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How the Internet Is Broken: Big Questions and Bad Answers(nextbison.wordpress.com)
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Big ideas about information(medium.com)
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by rhema 8y ago
Jason Scott has a nice podcast where he talks about a range of topics of interest to the HN community.
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Why are so many people getting a meat allergy?(mosaicscience.com)
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The Arrogance of Authors(sites.umiacs.umd.edu)
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by rhema 8y ago
>But to the conservationists, spraying glyphosate is a minor interference compared with the aggressive upheaval caused by ploughing. This is a pretty huge claim without any cited evidence. Farmers I've talked to are very concerned w
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What is visualization research? What should it be?(medium.com)
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Heatmaps Make Ops Better(honeycomb.io)
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by rhema 8y ago
Sounds like an espeak voice synthesizer.
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by rhema 8y ago
Imagine a future where we can use sperm samples as a panel test for health. We could measure the levels of stress, but eventually many other attributes. There are other epigenetic findings, such as obese fathers producing children more like
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by rhema 8y ago
"If someone is behaving badly in a company or even in a casual group, you don't just ignore them." I think I agree, but it goes against the grain of what people previously thought you should do on the internet. >harassment
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by rhema 8y ago
A long time ago, I was told "don't feed the trolls". It's hard to see how this publicity (e.g. the NYT) is not feeding the trolls. There is no doubt that this campaign, whatever motivations, was successful. At the same t
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by rhema 8y ago
He may deserve that, but I believe that public perception is that Elon Musk is Tesla. In the same way that Bill Gates was Microsoft and Steve Jobs was Apple, Musk commands a huge moral force (in a Clausewitz sense... https://en.w
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New search-by-image method on Bing.com(searchresearch1.blogspot.com)
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Expressive Temperature(robinsloan.com)
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by rhema 8y ago
> That said, my belief that there is more than enough funding to take Tesla private was reinforced during this process. Is this some kind of threat or positioning towards actors somewhere? Is this like someone in a relationship saying, &
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by rhema 8y ago
I think he is saying that CPUs and GPUs are generalized computational mechanisms. They have increasingly complex overhead that attempt to optimize general problems. By limiting the context of use, specialized hardware can perform better tha
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Making the Move from Imagery to Insights with Planet Analytics(planet.com)
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Design Justice, A.I., and Escape from the Matrix of Domination(jods.mitpress.mit.edu)
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Does anyone “own” a commuity? Today’s drama on Kotaku in Action(nextbison.wordpress.com)
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FYI. This is the answer to the oddly non-cryptic puzzle adverting a new book's (if it is ever made) title. It's a "don't forget to drink your ovaltine" puzzle.
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Invisible work of equity in higher education computing and information science(medium.com)
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Answer: Seed dispersal mechanisms for giant seeds? (and search strategies)(searchresearch1.blogspot.com)
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>Citation needed for the idea that there was a golden age I didn't mean to imply this. There never was and will never be a golden age of people interacting, whether state or socially mandated. I do think that person-to-person and co
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by rhema 8y ago
I don't think it's the State's job to shun individuals for poor social behavior. If school administrators do not have the authority to kick bullies out of school based on poor patterns of behavior, do they really need to esca
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by rhema 8y ago
>Riding a scooter doesn’t feel like cruising on a Segway to me anymore, but it remains socially conspicuous. In the long run, it seems that ownership is moving towards the cloud model. The same arguments for virtual machines in a server
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by rhema 8y ago
Want to see something crazy? This guy has a huge YouTube following and preaches (through obscene language) long fast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_yUeH8TsG5pxqvkOxBtsFA . He experiments on himself and "coaches

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