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by techbio 5y ago
Some exceptional buildings (there are many, but not most) transcend their property/production purpose to have positive visual and aesthetic or other value (historical, innovative etc.) and be beautiful or something on their own; not vi
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> Is there a good scientific explanation why quantum phenomena are required to explain consciousness? I think it is simpler than all that: quantum phenomena belong to our description of reality, as also does consciousness. Assuming both
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by techbio 5y ago
Simultaneously and in parallel, is anyone MRI-scanning hundred of generations a year of nematodes and fruit flies to build basic physical correlations in neurology and genetics? Structurally, much simpler and cheaper, biochemically very sim
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by techbio 5y ago
This is the definition of value I am familiar with--whatever the buyer will pay. I am unsure what colloquial definition GP refers to as the counterpoint. Surely you aren't both suggesting sense and dollars are non-overlapping?
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Dollar General is not a dollar store any more than Target is a target store.
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Can you expand on this insight about weighting value and its predictive power or share a source?
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Unfortunately there is no winner take all solution for environmental impacts, it is a many-fronted theater. So better plastics solidified and made useful than released as fumes, but your decisive line of argument omits the carbon sequestrat
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by techbio 5y ago
Possibly a new dimension of computation indeed, but interesting for many other reasons in all types of cells. Microtubules are highly prevalent, reconfigurable, dynamic structures. Did you know that inside a cell there is over 20atm of pres
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by techbio 5y ago
Your first instinct was correct, both walking with the Queen, doing the werewolves of London.
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$7000.00? How can they afford it?
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"Invasive testing" fits for me, and it's not cute.
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Call it "invading". For a bonus, it seems more accurately less of a win and more of a sin.
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by techbio 5y ago
From your side, you are right, and hearing it spoken of when you do not see it could make a person question the narrative. Just to say though, it seems probable to me that 99% of twenty-something women in the industry will have a misogynist
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Good point, but then the new word shows up on an adult-themed t-shirt.
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That's a million great poaching opportunities for recruiters if there's a better deal. For scale, one in how many Americans is an Amazon consumer?
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by techbio 5y ago
The t-shirt she chose to wear to a career event showing a [sexual] double-entendre is not asking for abuse obviously, but demanding some kind of attention. The entire video game business has a [lack of] culture problem. That the Blizzard bo
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by techbio 5y ago
This is what it must mean when a corporation is "sorry", because no other sense can be made of such a statement. Anthropomorphism has taken an evolutionary leapfrog past people.
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If by "we" you mean everyone, no we can't. Edit: assuming you know it's too late not to start, propose something other than magic wand obvious solutions.
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by techbio 5y ago
> Several of these results were, simply put, SEO-optimized baloney. My experience in the past couple of years as well, and not just for PHP. I wonder if anyone has looked into tutorial results with and without privacy controls to see if
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Profit by selling shovels.
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Might be broadened by the overlap of symptoms. Schizophrenia in particular is a broad classification of different kinds of similarly presenting thought disorders. A person exhibiting textbook symptoms but with the cause more directly attrib
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But aren't the scare quotes necessary to the statement? Ie. it can appear that a "trigger" is actuated, because we do not know what is happening and reach for metaphor?
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Self-fulfilling policy is the best policy. Also: "...like tic[-tac-toe]
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Having more meat at less cost, among other foods, seems to be a plainly plausible cause for gaining weight. Pollution, obesity, etc. are externalized costs of satiety.
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Interesting point about managing against link rot. But what got me is Youtube historians and their "ancient patents..." I want to see the ones for reinventing the wheel.
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When somebody cares about seeing it enough to pay it becomes harder to pretend it's nothing.
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https://mathoverflow.net/questions/326912/story-of-grothendi...
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I've now memorized 10247, the second-lowest over 5 digits. Everyone else get in line.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shure_SM57
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I habitually type (head|tail) -33 to quickly fill the terminal window with text. Edit: that | is an OR not a pipe.

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