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Even the federal government has geographical cost of living adjustments to salaries.
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It is dangerous to think fish have a destiny outside Ocean, said a vocal member in a school of fish 400 million years ago.
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I'm in a similar situation. I've found that taking CoQ10 and NAD+ (e.g. Niagen or Elysium Basis) has been helpful.
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The old order changeth to make way for the new: the era of Starships.
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Prank Calls Brought ICE Hotline to Standstill
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Jaywalkers Under Surveillance in China Will Soon Be Punished via Text Messages
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Radiation treatment for ventricular tachycardia
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I use Alexa integrated with SmartThings and that allows all these automations e.g. lights switch off automatically when I leave, thermostat turns down heating/cooling etc.
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NEWS SpaceX prompts ULA to slash price of Atlas space missions
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People think that smart home is too expensive
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I've been expecting this ever since I test drove a Tesla last year and got the same feeling I got back in 2008 when I saw an iPhone 3G. The market isn't betting on just another car company but on. car + energy (electricity instead
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Love your detailed and carefully thought out post, I learnt a lot from it (I didn't know that Mazda was just $9 billion). However I think it is wrong to compare Tesla with BMW. I am of the opinion that it is better to compare it with A
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I think that driving in places such as India with little traffic rules might be easier for an AI because the traffic flow is self-organized. There might not be any rules, but that is not relevant as we are not talking about expert rule base
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This could also indicate that women have to be much better than men in order to become a doctor.
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Hacking diet the middle path way
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Nice article, but in my perception, Apple is way behind in AI vs. Google on mobile. Siri's current speech recognition is still far behind Google on my iPhone. Half of the time it Siri doesn't recognize something but Google recogni
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After reading up on a bunch of papers on NR, I decided to try it for a month. I found that I have noticably better sleep in terms of deep sleep vs light sleep (as quantified by a sleep tracker) and faster muscle recovery after bike rides.
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Nvidia creates a 15B-transistor chip for deep learning
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11y ago
Sounds like a classic ad hominem attack as per Graham's hierarchy.
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How does your service compare to Codementors.io which does similar stuff?
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Please do consider medical physics. We have a former string theorist in our team who does great Monte Carlo simulations of medical linacs. I myself have an experimental physics background and use my knowledge in product development in the r
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That's a good point. It is easy to just say that the others were incompetent without knowing the rate of false positives ie. how frequently were such memos written talking about catastrophes. The issue of rate of false positives vs tru
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I was trying to take a bus from a regular bus stop around 7 pm. Nearby shops where I could've bought a card were closed by then (in that part of London).
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Nicely put. I like Valley for the same reason, it is a safe space to try out stuff and see what sticks. Uber saved my ass in London when I got stuck as the public transportation doessn't accept cash or credit (only the special Oyster C
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Hope that the next prez tackles corporate tax reform to make this sort of "inversion" no longer feasible.
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Being a Jack of all trades can be an asset in a startup, specially in your case for a role in marketing/advertising.
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I wish Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg would start sometjhing like an X-prize to reduce corruption. Lack of drinking water and malaria are just the symptoms. I grew up in India and am too familiar with this cancerous corruption that keeps thi
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One thing I've never understood about the US system is why do the doctors charge more for paying cash e.g. $200 for a visit, whereas insurance reimburses them less than half e.g. $80. In everything else e.g. car repairs, the cash price