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When it comes to school, harsh parenting can backfire
(cnn.com)
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Long article, but main argument is this: >What about the assumption that nonmonogamy is psychologically damaging? "Different people are different," Jenkins and Ichikawa wrote. Many nonmonogamous people report that they come to
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Another interesting bit: >For Boeing, these officials said, GAO investigators—among other items—raised questions about the status of tests to determine the reliability of its parachute systems designed to help returning manned capsules l
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>The Government Accountability Office’s preliminary findings reveal a pattern of problems with turbine blades that pump fuel into rocket engines >The crack-prone parts are considered a potentially major threat to rocket safety, the in
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> Participants in the competition submit 128 or fewer tweetable characters of Wolfram Language code to perform the most impressive computation they can dream up.
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Wolfram One-Liner Competition
(blog.wolfram.com)
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This reminds me Wolfram one-liner competitions [1]: "Participants in the competition submit 128 or fewer tweetable characters of Wolfram Language code to perform the most impressive computation they can dream up" [1] http:/&
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If Dianne Feinstein won't run in 2018 it will be interesting race to watch as I imagine there will be a number of new interesting candidates.
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>Emails sent to participants and scheduled speakers did not explain the reason behind CDC’s decision. Nor did the agency offer an explanation in response to a request for comment from The Washington Post, saying only that it was explorin
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The Best Tech and STEAM Toys from the London Toy Fair
(newatlas.com)
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I spent 2 years cleaning houses. What I saw makes me never want to be rich
(vox.com)
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When these planes collided over the Grand Canyon, it changed aviation history
(timeline.com)
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Interesting bit: >in 1970 the number of Hispanics was arrived at by a computer model that listed everyone with a Spanish surname as Hispanic because census in 1970 did not allow differentiation Hispanics. It also probably means that decr
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This line of argument ignores future costs. The side that is skeptical about global warming is not 100% skeptical. Suppose they can agree that global warming effect is true with some probability p (say 5%). Then let's consider two scen
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EPA pick questions consensus on climate science
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"If Obama grants Manning clemency Assange will agree to US extradition despite clear unconstitutionality of DoJ (US Department of Justice) case," WikiLeaks wrote on Twitter.
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The article was talking about clemency, not pardon.
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Zebra shark surprises scientists by giving birth without male
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Why your weight loss plateaus, and how to fight it
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How much time would it take for a professional designer to put something like this? What tools would you use? I'm not a designer and just curious.
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This is one of the main motivators in science. People do science trying to discover something no one knows and be recognized for that. Very few would be still motivated if you leave just discovery part and drop recognition.
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Here "risk" is opportunity cost. You can spend all you life in theology and die unknown. Newton is famous only because of physics, the other fields were waste of his time. There are countless people who spend their life perusing p
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Up to $20,500 in discounts for Nissan Leaf
(smartchargeamerica.com)
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Makes total sense. Just recently I had discussion with my wife about climate change, why billionaires won't just solve the problem and what we can do to help? What is the best nonprofit to donate? The conclusion of our discussion was t
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That's the artifact of electoral college. It is frustrating that the whole country policy is dictated by several thousand votes in couple swing states.
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Interesting article, but most graphs would be more readable if they would use log scale.
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Discussion of any topic that mentions Russia (everywhere, including HN) is, unfortunately, dominated by Russian propaganda trolls.
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Fitness trackers unlikely to make you healthier
(telegraph.co.uk)
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They do start with "Although OWS does not have, and therefore cannot produce, other categories of information listed in subpoena ..." So they do invite search warrant, but they do warn that nothing should be expected from it.
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Vue.js 1 was awesome. New version is even better. Best framework for small to medium size projects.
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