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Seems like using our fog might be an easier idea short term: https://csumb.edu/fernandezlab/fog-collection-project
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2017 vs 2006 map is striking
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US Business Formation Statistics (2018)
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There now studies that show it causes less collaboration, especially deep collaboration that requires ability to contemplate and speak freely. Some of the studies: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.chicagotribune.co
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7y ago
Stayed in a Marriott last year on business and was really blindsided that they’d take this tactic and not get blacklisted with the companies.
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7y ago
If you factor in wear and tear, parking, etc. It’s probably still cheap. You can also rent a car when you get there for something like the same amount for the day and not worry about the wear and tear part.
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7y ago
Never mind, it’s classifies separately in additives: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/efsajournal/pub/3779
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Interesting how it’s not listed for food use in EU: https://echa.europa.eu/substance-information/-/substanceinfo...
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That’s not entirely correct - Upper Crystal Springs Reservoir supplies much of the coast: City of Half Moon Bay and a part of the unincorporated area of San Mateo County including Miramar, Princeton By The Sea and El Granada. http:/&#
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Not to mention this quote in the middle of the article: > The semiconductor industry has been grappling with slowing demand since the second half of 2018 with bellwether Texas Instruments warning in April that a cyclical downturn could l
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7y ago
The research into emotional well-being this article cites interestingly appears to be in favor of highly targeted advertising, as a means of showing only highly relevant offers and not making one feel inadequate by showing offers way out of
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7y ago
And looks like autocorrect struck again. Last sentence should read s/preferred/prefiltered
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The methodology disclosed explains why the “lift” is so small: TLDR - they analyzed logs provided from an “ad exchange” in 2016 (as exchanges or SSPs were still “remnant” inventory players at the time and this is pre header-bidding, so lowe
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401k by itself is a great idea. Making it optional, not requiring employer match and allowing fees to run rampant - not such great ideas. Vanguard is a great example of a low fee fund manager. Many good companies provide strong match and he
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7y ago
Thanks! Didn’t search hard enough.
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7y ago
Turkic origin is not the only possible root - there is also a Scandinavian theory that ties hetman and otaman together (their meaning is similar and at some point was used interchangeably) and also a Germanic root. Source is in Russian (cou
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7y ago
Are these self-reported numbers or from some sort of verifiable source? It’s plausible to consider that people being asked would be reluctant to say they are not from the locality for fear of being told to leave and “go back to where you ca
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Not paywalled article: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sat-add-adversity-score... Pretty concerning and really doesn’t capture various types of adversity faced in childhood. Feels like another box kids would
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This. Especially - freedom to pick any doctor as they are all in-network. Family had experience with California PCIP insurance (bridge for pre-existing condition after ACA was voted in, but before it took effect). The PCIP was amazing - PPO
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So it’s better to not provide the people in this horrid situation with any dignity in the hopes that something changes and shames society into some unknown action? Portland IS trying to provide public toilets and a cleaner environment on th
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This seems to be the central argument: > “While building more affordable housing in core agglomerations would accommodate more people,” the authors note, “the collapse of the urban wage premium for less-educated workers means that the ex
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Or could bring some superbugs we haven’t event contemplated and the current host might be largely immune to. previously isolated groups usually don’t do well when meeting other groups who had much wider contact and therefore exposure to mor
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Source? Edit: sorry that was rushed. Source of my skepticism - worked with grads from both, tech-wise CalTech is way better and therefore comp follows.
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This article takes a really bad situation and paints homeownership in general with the same brush. That’s really not helpful. Buying a home is generally a good idea even if the “asset” isn’t growing very rapidly. There are a lot of socioec
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Completely agree! One caveat though - living in big coastal cities we get decensitized to costs. 350k for a 2br isn’t really affordable. Using the rule of thumb from 60s - if median income is ~60k, the affordable home should not be more tha
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Saw some urban foxes in Montreal - a tourist left a backpack with his dinner (rotisserie chicken) on the ground while the group went to take photos, upon their return they discovered that the foxes were already splitting the “catch”. Califo
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That’s not what I’m saying at all. I’m saying as a society/country/large group of people, we are choosing to pretend to offer affordable healthcare options, but in reality using specialty products designed for relatively wealthy a
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This is starting to feel like the mortgage crisis again - specialty tools that are not in themselves bad, are being misused to bolster affordability and in the process create very bad financial situation. The HDHP + HSA are great for those
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That’s the beauty of BQ - it scales well, but it works just fine in smaller use cases. It doesn’t get simpler than SQL. Another item to consider is that BQ now has ML (simpler) models built in, further reducing the complexity of your pipeli
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This is where the creator has a very specific duty of being careful about what features are fed into the learning algorithms - including names, gender and other protected category info is a huge no-no. The NLP part is complex because langua
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