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by tchalla 5y ago
Most online discussion portals carry pseudonyms with profile history. Hence, they do suffer from similar issues.
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I’d like to add to your points 4) Graduate programs are indeed different from Post Graduate programs. Before your doctoral degree, you were given a question and asked for an answer. Perhaps sometimes, you were also given questions for which
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The number of employees in a company has no bearing on anti-competitive behaviour of an acquisition.
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It’s surprising how many US citizens I meet throughout the world whose talking points are filled worth US solipsism. A recent example was a few days ago when, I had a discussion with a Texas “communist” who wanted to butt heads against the
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How to Be a Man(psyche.co)
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Why So Many People Are Unhappy in Retirement(theatlantic.com)
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It's not surprising that some scientists aren't the best at engineering practices given that it's not their speciality. Much like some engineers aren't experts in scientific either. May be, both science and engineers sh
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No Other Silicon Valley in Sight, Report Finds(news.crunchbase.com)
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Amazon, Microsoft Swoop in on $24B India Farm-Data Trove(bloomberg.com)
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by tchalla 5y ago
Thanks for that context. I am still curious - How can you change what other people assume that you think is not correct?
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> Mostly because they assume that it's at the cost of schedule. How can you change that assumption?
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Exhibit A : https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1435827240286109702?s=21
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> Scientific consensus is "when almost all scientists in this speciality believe this" and takes a lot of time to reach. Scientific consensus also happens via peer reviewed summaries of research in a particular domain.
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Your edit is indeed enlightening and I want to focus on one part of the article from March 2020 written by the author of the OP > Some worry that the 68 deaths from Covid-19 in the U.S. as of March 16 will increase exponentially to 680,
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by tchalla 5y ago
> Seeing scientists disagree, debate and use repeatable experiments to settle disagreements could help bring the rational argument back, instead of the current "my science is stronger than your science" style of debate. My 2c.
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> "I've never liked the idea of saying to people you must show your papers or something to do what is just an everyday activity, but we were right to properly look at it. We regularly show papers for everyday activities - libra
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Both Apple and Epic are considering an appeal of the decision : https://twitter.com/bobbyallyn/status/1436386058317402112?s=...
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Here's a summary from Lowe on mRNA for an effective cancer vaccine > And those issues, among others, are what has kept the cancer vaccine field from taking off, mRNA-powered or not. Pre-pandemic, Moderna was working on these, and no
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by tchalla 5y ago
> Counterpoint: some engineers with industry experience may have been working on very specific tech that doesn't readily translate to a new position. Some
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How much does it cost for an author to publish in a Nature or Science journal under Plan S?
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> These papers were submitted to Distill prior to it going on hiatus, and are likely among the last papers Distill will publish in the foreseeable future. https://twitter.com/distillpub/status/143351885417771008
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How to Stop Procrastinating(psyche.co)
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China Passes One of the World’s Strictest Data-Privacy Laws(wsj.com)
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Writing can advance your career as a developer(stackoverflow.blog)
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South Africa issues a patent that names an AI system as the inventor(ipwatchdog.com)
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Autocorrect errors in Excel still creating genomics headache(nature.com)
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How can you read an article filled with emojis without being interrupted in the reading flow?
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> it's not more difficult to determine the majority vote among 400 million people Democracy is not majority voting.
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If you don't use iCloud Photo Library or sync photos to the iCloud, none of this will apply to you. https://daringfireball.net/2021/08/apple_child_safety_initia...
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Also, why should you lose access to features because you stopped subscribing? You paid for them and now you don't want to support future features. Why should you lose access to past ones?

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