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by sndean 7y ago
Same here. My first account was at a Wachovia, but they fell apart during the recession and were acquired by WF. Looking for a convenient time to switch.
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U.S. Weighs Selling 50- and 100-Year Bonds After Yields Plummet(bloomberg.com)
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Are We Making Much Progress? Analysis of Recent Neural Recommendation Approaches(arxiv.org)
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by sndean 7y ago
Yeah, it looks like $15k in 1974 is ~$80k today
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Are We Making Much Progress? Analysis of Recent Neural Recommendation Approaches(arxiv.org)
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NIH Head Calls for End to All-Male Panels of Scientists(nytimes.com)
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Endangered Languages Project(endangeredlanguages.com)
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American Suburbs Swell Again as a New Generation Escapes the City(wsj.com)
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Things You Can Learn About Minimalism from Norwegian Packed Lunch(medium.com)
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Apple explores moving 15-30% of production capacity from China(reuters.com)
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The Economics of Artificial Intelligence: An Agenda(nber.org)
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by sndean 7y ago
I think we're still far away from that, but we're trying to get there. Some successful work has been done based on AGORA models [1], where the simulations seem to roughly match the reality of simplified systems. For example, for a
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On the physical (im)possibility of lightsabers(arxiv.org)
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Endangered Languages Project(endangeredlanguages.com)
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Why Are the Prices So D*Mn High [pdf](mercatus.org)
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U.S. measles cases in 2019 surpass total cases per year for past 25 years(cdc.gov)
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Extreme Learning Machine in J [pdf](github.com)
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Nasa Seeks Funds for Return to Moon(wsj.com)
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Jupyter notebook to understand the yield curve for forecasting recessions(github.com)
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Over 700 at 2 California Universities Under Quarantine Amid Measles Outbreak(nytimes.com)
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Judge Upholds Mandatory Measles Vaccinations as New York Closes More Schools(npr.org)
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Alan Turing was an excellent runner (2018)(kottke.org)
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An Iraqi who saved Norway from oil (2009)(web.archive.org)
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Copy, Paste, Legislate(azcentral.com)
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by sndean 8y ago
(Never maintained a mouse colony before and rgejman had some good points. I've never done an experiment that used male mice before, for example.) Just some random expenses I could think of: 1) Maintaining the material to restart the li
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by sndean 8y ago
Adding to what josephpmay said, there's the issue of dealing genetic drift, so some groups have expensive-to-maintain systems to deal with that [0]. Which looks like restarting the line every 5 generations. I have more experience with
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It Takes Deep Pockets to Fight Netflix(bloomberg.com)
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Hitman Runner Convicted of Mob Murder on GPS Watch Data(runnersworld.com)
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by sndean 8y ago
Their extension [1] is also down, but this idea may be cool (and something panopticlick doesn't provide?): "An extension to follow the evolution of your browser fingerprint! Be notified as soon as a change is detected!" [1]
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by sndean 8y ago
Not the OP, but maybe these numbers? 18000 Payless employees in 2017 [1] ~50000 in mining industry [2], ~10000 in extraction [3] in 2017. So it's probably not true that it's more than the entire coal mining industry. But, more t

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