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by shanacarp 10y ago
I know a few real people like this. It's hard for them
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by shanacarp 10y ago
I actually watch this. I'm in a private group for what is collequally called previvors (specifically Young previvors - though some people have had/current do have breast/ovarian cancer, including a few who are dying of it).
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by shanacarp 10y ago
So I have read through the US Preventative Service Task Force Recommendation about 10 times in conjunction with Obamacare and preventative services, as well as been involved in some of the politics behind the data sets. The US government ac
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Immediate necessary. Once you are out of the emergency room they no longer have to provide care
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by shanacarp 10y ago
I'm starting to become a little shocked at the lack of black box warnings involved with Acetaminophen given how easy it is to poison yourself with it, and what appears to be a growing list of long-term side effects
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by shanacarp 10y ago
First thought Finally! Jobs are worth what the market bears right then, not what they were previously worth, so why do employers want to ask such demeaning questions Second thought Boy, all of those recruiting/hr programs are going to
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by shanacarp 10y ago
basically true, I didn't really understand my own handwriting and how to write until I switched pens
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by shanacarp 10y ago
I hope so, I write in cursive, and I would like the next generation of my family to read my handwriting. I'm not even that old, and my peers sometimes have a hard time with my handwriting I honestly don't get why most of my Mille
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by shanacarp 10y ago
commodities can be graded. See, for example, crude. Brent black sweet is considered the black gold standard, but you can get other kinds of crude, and you adjust from there
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by shanacarp 10y ago
what are said systemic issues? I'm actually curious
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by shanacarp 10y ago
yet publishers overall struggle because it is hard to predict what content will work tomorrow and get perfect loyalty always. Man, that era wheen there was just 4 tv networks was something in comparison when thinking about this comment
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Google is doing the reverse. They want to create the best dumb pipe because they create the least dumb products, and are horrified by the way their customers experience them. Outside of that, I think google cares less
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by shanacarp 10y ago
it is a brave new world for them....but...they acknowledge their problems....unlike many carriers
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Can I admit seeing this right above the Verizon post (as it is right now) makes me giggle Well, I'm not sure Verizon is going to love NOT being a dumb pipe...
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by shanacarp 10y ago
I think there are elements to complicated tags in complicated algorithms that people need to see and understand. All the details - nah. I don't know all the details that go into the math of my credit report. I do know I have the righ
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by shanacarp 10y ago
the scores are dependent. It's talking about a subset of the data compared to the entire set, rather than a similar subset or random set. The term unlabeled Random_Race is the same as Random_Race:score_factorHigh+score_factorMedium,
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by shanacarp 10y ago
I'm wondering if their thesis if off: is this due to where uber is rather than cost Ie - suburban to exburban uber is just expensive and rare, (low coverage), and therefore people are more likely to drunk drive. I mean, how many taxis
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Do you miss color, or do you miss skeuomorphism? I'm trying to decide
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by shanacarp 10y ago
The public is against protecting babies from diseases? grrrrrr
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by shanacarp 10y ago
I find this a bit over the top/strange to contemplate Maybe because I have known people who successfully committed suicide - it turns out people who survive almost always are thankful/happy they did. In fact, it turns out if you
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by shanacarp 10y ago
So there are actually other things being built in NYC that are very not scenish at all. Like Vroom - no one talks about the used car market, but they are huge. Knewton and Schoology, two other big company no one treats as huge unless you ar
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by shanacarp 10y ago
>Algorithms failing to detect black people is not "racist." It's simply a reflection of the fact that contrast matters. Any algorithm out there will detect `5f(x) + noise` more accurately than `0.5 f(x) + noise`. Black peo
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Kinda wierd you posted this. I've been actually looking for something similar to this recently. Thanks!
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by shanacarp 10y ago
>Edit: Of course, this isn't the majority of judges by any means. Many of them are comfortable writing opinions from their iPad while at an airport. Also, consider Scalia's opinion in Riley v. California, which this opinion wou
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Oh for goodness sake about slippery slopes and "being logical" May this be the one time I use this phrase Check your bloody privilege. The Southern Poverty Law Center? Seriously? In the real world which you, and, I and every per
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Because of the problems of genetic diversity and the lack of public seed, even if chunks of Monsanto research is funded by the public in public research/land grant universities through public grants. EG:While large chunks of cornell&#x
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Economics 101, Good or Bad? – The Baseline Scenario(baselinescenario.com)
1 points by shanacarp 10y ago|0 comments
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by shanacarp 10y ago
Kuhn's been on my reading list for a while. I think my fiancé has a copy of Ayer around Plato/stanford is just overwhelming.
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by shanacarp 10y ago
are people going to get their money back?
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by shanacarp 10y ago
>[Full disclaimer: I am an ex theoretical physicist. I don't claim I am sane, though.] You sound sane :)

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