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by techbio 6y ago
While not in the sense of "this sentence is lifted from someone else's writing" also very much not "this writing is my own work": this seems like plagiarism without the copyright issues.
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by techbio 6y ago
I cannot believe you think my opinion is going to alter the profit motive, but no, for what it's worth, I am not condoning the destruction of the earth. I'm describing a way to think about our influence on the environment that is
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by techbio 6y ago
Preservation of state is not a feature of evolution, and as elegant and informative a theory as it may be, it has as long a history of negative selection as of positive survival.
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by techbio 6y ago
> 'The premise was a classic “pump and dump”. Fans of The Wolf of Wall Street will be familiar' I only saw the movie trailer and an interview with dude after he'd served a federal prison term, but...I do have this beautifu
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by techbio 6y ago
An update on the model of Ambrose Bierce's "Devil's Dictionary": https://www.gutenberg.org/files/972/972-h/972-h.htm
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by techbio 6y ago
Great read, but I'm relieved that was the UPPER bound.
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by techbio 6y ago
Possibly adding the complexity of SQL, or an ORM, in their use case is a layer of complexity beyond reading and writing serialized data structures to text. Not sure why the sibling posters determined s/flatfile/flatfiles/ the
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by techbio 6y ago
If you interpret a grammar (in this case, a list of dimensions for evaluating one's choices) in the terms of another grammar (in your interpretation, the ranking order of horse race or other competition) you impose a structure on the c
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by techbio 6y ago
Title should say 1994, not 1964.
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by techbio 6y ago
As it relates to the problems with education, that is would be what one learns in STEM courses, while outside of them, I imagine one hears more about the Mona Lisa.
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by techbio 6y ago
Tangentially related, political science is not science.
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by techbio 6y ago
It is not as strange when you see information move from sexual/asexual genetic reproduction, to markings on clay tablets and the mental diversity of human knowledge propagating with faster, more flexible fitness functions than the foun
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by techbio 6y ago
This argument fails, and with a poor example. Experimentation with cheap materials is a reasonable preparation for investing in more complex and time-consuming processes. Also, fine "art" is what Leonardo DaVinci is primarily kno
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by techbio 6y ago
The letters of the acronym "STEM" should be capitalized, as they are in the article title.
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by techbio 6y ago
Disclaimer: I believe stories are good for retelling rather than good for understanding . As "history is written by the victors" the headline may have the conclusion reversed, and there's more than a little survivorship
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by techbio 6y ago
Fascinating. Any details available on this?
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by techbio 6y ago
Nicely put, maybe also: " Because no raindrop thinks, it's responsible for the flood."
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by techbio 6y ago
"Keep Austin weird."
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by techbio 6y ago
Maybe we're talking about different things. If I (as a user) am sharing a video link from YouTube, in many (most?) cases I will already be logged in to YouTube, and reusing that credential would be easier for me than creating a new acc
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by techbio 6y ago
- Theodore Roosevelt
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by techbio 6y ago
An OAuth2/"login with your YouTube account" might streamline this for you, and facilitate sharing of collections already created on YouTube through their Data API.
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by techbio 6y ago
It literally had the extra 'l' on the face. I got my money's worth.
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by techbio 6y ago
I once bought a genuine Rollex watch, for $10, and a co-worker said I'd been had. May be, maybe not.
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by techbio 6y ago
This comment made me wonder how many movies could succeed without the soundtrack.
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by techbio 6y ago
Fun to see this while running NoScript, and Vue code leaking in to 8-bit/4:3 resolution: {{ sample.title || capitalize }}
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by techbio 6y ago
Why not dirty up the math with some real world applications and you might have a provably winning system.
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by techbio 6y ago
Recognizing the rhetorical device, I still would have liked to see more linkages between the early part of the article and the later sections that address the title topic, especially in the form of charts intelligible to a layperson.
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by techbio 6y ago
Interesting topic with some clear examples, but then some that completely throw off the track of the article, without clear connections to the examples the article begins with or starts going toward. > So we can just graph GAD-7 scores a
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by techbio 6y ago
How about percent change, instead of shipping pallet units? Not in the headline, and not in the article.
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by techbio 6y ago
Baker's (half-)dozen?

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