thatcat

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by thatcat 6y ago
It's statistical analysis of word frequency, distribution, phrasing, and other features to create a fingerprint of someones writing style. I'm not sure what you mean by evidence, it's used to narrow a set of possibilities of
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by thatcat 6y ago
uv could prevent biofilm formation on the membrane though; assuming the flow is UV -> RO.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Some programs benefit them but the things you listed were secondary interventions, interventions. If there was no stimulus and business stayed open that would have benefited them.
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by thatcat 6y ago
this recession isn’t over
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by thatcat 6y ago
The process of finding what your missing is what will make you an expert. PhD is finding novel information that impacts a field. Try to think of something at the level that no one else already knows and consider how you might learn that nov
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by thatcat 6y ago
The full bit-depth is present on the audio cd. You can buy 24-bit 196 hz flac from tidal as a download or you can rip it from a cd.
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by thatcat 6y ago
While it can be trivializing to people who are truly depressed when the term is used superficially, you have to be careful not to assume that someones depression is superficial based on your perception. Just because someone isn't late
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by thatcat 6y ago
Criminals will easily adapt and protect themselves while data will still be collected on everyone else.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Possibly actually alien, but people need something to look at or at least sense. so yea subanthropomorphisable. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24392814
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by thatcat 6y ago
yes google image doesn't do fingerprinting technique anymore, they moved to something that does categorical matching and it isn't that good for exact image matching
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by thatcat 6y ago
Legislation isn't based on majority votes though...
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by thatcat 6y ago
The ability to measure things like intelligence accurately doesn't determine the threshold at which there is an effect. This isn't about whether or not you die - there are other risks worth considering.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Any amount of lead is harmful, just because you don’t notice the effects doesn’t mean there are none.
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by thatcat 6y ago
I'd be interested in a relevant paper, thanks.
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by thatcat 6y ago
The fact that it continues is not evidence of effectiveness of educational ability, it’s evidence of structural entrenchment of the process due to the efficiency with which the process can extract value from students without options or pers
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by thatcat 6y ago
I’ve heard that narrative too.. Dorms with 2 people in a 15x10 space was my first experience. Then there was a whole bubble of slum lords renting barely habitable split homes built a century ago near campus for the same amount my parents pa
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by thatcat 6y ago
It's too high if the degree doesn't lead to employment or is not useful in employment. Consider the cost over a lifetime: it is much more than 27-37k after it is paid off and there is no way to discharge the debt. It's a risk
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by thatcat 6y ago
Many of the stem subjects would be easier to automate the instruction of and are taught by researchers who would prefer not to be teaching - making some portion of the in person lectures at research universities for stem of limited value.
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by thatcat 6y ago
It's true for football or basketball programs in the NCAA.
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by thatcat 6y ago
What's the variance in the set? how do you know it's not bimodal with many students having scholarships or parent paid tuition, food, and board; then other students mostly graduating with 50k plus debt?
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by thatcat 6y ago
Environmental laws in US are loosely enforced by agencies with limited staff. Something like this is so small scale that it would be unlikely to create an issue for Bestbuy.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Why not argue for better battery certification and quality control or more tolerant phone designs? You could probably detect low quality batteries with software and sensors and notify the user.
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by thatcat 6y ago
How is that better for R&D scientists and engineers? They now have to come up with a possible technology progression, secure funding, build out the tech using some secondary business model, and then convince the corp to buy their compa
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by thatcat 6y ago
Nice work! Been reading abt webrtc and would be interesting to check out the code if it’s available somewhere.
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by thatcat 6y ago
They’re bitter unemployed men of many ages and races who are not marketable and feel they will be excluded from society regardless of any technical proficiency they have or could hope to gain.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Rarity is relative to the comparison, is it rare compared to terror deaths?
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by thatcat 6y ago
People can’t disagree with and hate hurricanes the way they do other people.
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by thatcat 6y ago
It’s harder to convince people that your suppressing imaginary hurricanes
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by thatcat 6y ago
You can’t point at intellectual property. The original intent of ip laws were to incentivize the spread of ideas, not to create a system of repression for profit.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Why do you think you’re entitled to a certain business model?

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