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by sambe 8y ago
Because they don't want to see the ads being discussed here? The parent's key point is going cross-platform to take market share from WhatsApp, not the exact funding model.
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by sambe 8y ago
I think the journalism results from this: https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/jo... If so, it appears to be neither original research nor a systematic review. I think it's worth being sc
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by sambe 8y ago
This quote sets off alarm bells for sensationalism: "People who do not perform very well on a treadmill test," Jaber said, "have almost double the risk of people with kidney failure on dialysis." The quote doesn't a
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by sambe 8y ago
People working on your project have the choice of using the requirements.txt or not. I would think core developers use the loose dependencies, with the aim of testing the latest and fixing the bugs. Someone has to move dependencies forward
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by sambe 8y ago
I assume that someone working on the project would do: pip install -e . in a virtual environment. I thought this was quite well-established. Is there a problem with it that I'm not aware of? pip freeze > requirements.txt
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by sambe 8y ago
Whenever talk in Python-world goes towards packaging, I feel like I have been transported to Javascript-world: it's never clear to me what concrete problems are being solved by the new tools/libraries. This article seems well-writ
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by sambe 8y ago
Apple’s authentication of those factors, or a separate entry point. It is not certainly not unheard of to leave gaping security holes, sometimes ones which bypass multiple security measures (why the downvote?).
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by sambe 8y ago
Unless there is a weakness in that authentication.
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by sambe 8y ago
My comment contains references which refute that claim, which is why I made it.
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by sambe 8y ago
I don't know anything about FFTW, but the question/answer seem misleading: GitHub language details of the non-generated sources say 75% C: https://github.com/FFTW/fftw3 FFTW author comment linked from Quora
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by sambe 8y ago
Higher rate of complications during birth, more interventions (instruments), which in turn are associated with tearing/episiotomy. The implication that this never happens without an epidural is wrong of course.
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by sambe 8y ago
The rate has fallen a lot in some countries, so there are large differences ( https://patient.info/doctor/episiotomy-and-tears ). The main reason it has fallen is that there’s little difference in short or long term cons
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by sambe 8y ago
The second paper of the series does review and compare several aspects in comparison to natural birth: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
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by sambe 8y ago
Are you talking about the US? Many countries with state/cheap healthcare also have high rates (Europe). In the UK, I’d say there’s a bias towards “the natural way” (not offered epidural, counselling for elective CS, NCT antenatal cours
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by sambe 8y ago
Don’t be so sure. I can’t find good research comparing the two, but it seems generally held that CS recovery times are longer. I see NICE quoted as saying no risk difference between the two methods but longer recovery times for CS ( https:&
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by sambe 8y ago
Several papers were released as part of a series, and are available currently in full text form: https://www.thelancet.com/series/caesarean-section The more sensational language being reported appears to come from the
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by sambe 8y ago
I don’t think c-section after successful induction is common. There are some number of failed inductions (i.e. nothing happens) which result in c-section. Bear in mind that this is generally done - like the original induction - because “giv
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by sambe 8y ago
I don't think that's what is being suggested. They aren't asking to be in charge, they are asking to experience the (potentially automatable) problems first. The leaders do not tend to be associated with the front lines.
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by sambe 8y ago
I think Rust also does not have tail call optimisation. Nim and Crystal I'd heard why relying on underlying compilers, and could sometimes fail to get it (perhaps more than you'd expect using a compiler more "directly"?)
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by sambe 8y ago
Does this page explain the parent's question? It specifically mentions keeping the minor version more than once.
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by sambe 8y ago
I feel more and more done with paid streaming services. Even Netflix seems to make their interface progressively more intrusive and less useful. Their content seems to vanish and get replaced with "original content" - conspiratori
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by sambe 8y ago
The article: "The researchers also found some differences between family groups, suggesting that some of the decline might be due to environmental factors. But they also suggest that lifestyle changes could account for some of the decl
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by sambe 8y ago
Let's stop peddling the misconception that the EU operates significantly differently than any other Western democracy. The civil servants answer ultimately to the MEPs, who are elected. Most people either do not vote or do not engage,
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by sambe 8y ago
Seems like a good case for a Wikipedia reader/plugin that indicates the level of controversy/abuse going on in an article. As a bystander, I get the impression the management/senior editors are not at all interested in such a
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by sambe 8y ago
I'm reading this message with little context but it doesn't strike me as having reasons not to be worried. The two suggestions are: a) not to use HTML emails, which seems unlikely in practice; b) to use an obscure-sounding mode wh
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by sambe 8y ago
The hormone speculation seems to come from the article itself, rather than the authors of the paper. In fact, you could be forgiven for reading the article and not finding anything of interest - no causal link, no mention of controlling for
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by sambe 8y ago
Almost everyone I know who flies recreationally would pay to reduce 12 to 8, and I have done so myself. Maybe those routes/budgets are not a big enough proportion of the overall flight volume?
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by sambe 9y ago
Yes, per https://mobile.twitter.com/alexstamos/status/975044091393187... this (headline) seems like quite a sensationalisation. Nonetheless good to repeatedly raise people’s awareness of what they agreed/are
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by sambe 9y ago
There's a discrete outcome that gets you into that status. The actions and the way they are judged seem just as fluid and subjective to me.
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by sambe 9y ago
Yes. Most reports placed time-to-available-hardware in the low years (a whole dev cycle). Perhaps those were early sensationalist reports (this article would suggest they were!), but it is a surprise if you only read them.

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