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by throwthere 4y ago
> LtU has experienced a long period of downtime recently. Its software infrastructure was outdated enough that it became difficult to maintain when problems arose. It has now been migrated to a brand new environment. It should be much mo
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by throwthere 4y ago
Actual link (full text article available for free)-- https://www.nature.com/articles/s41366-022-01211-2 . oa.mg appears to be some sort of search aggregator that wants you to buy the article for $17 even though it&#x27
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by throwthere 4y ago
Arguably the offer was made to everyone. I don't know about your other point because, like I said in my post I think those people may exist. Perhaps you don't, but, you kind of made the initial statement that it doesn't matte
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by throwthere 4y ago
It may or may not make a difference with what happens in the court system, but I assure you there is a set of people who think the tweet would be permission to hijack a domain. And some of that set overlaps with the group that might accept
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by throwthere 4y ago
Not mentioned in the article—> if Carlsen improves his play. Presumably that’s totally possible since he will free up enormous amounts of focus previously spent researching the few possible challengers to his championship title.
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by throwthere 4y ago
I have a similar experience coming to m1 mba from an xps13. I had some buggy code change monitor/recompiler running that pegged a cpu core at 100%. The palm test would get hot and the battery would go to like 10% after a working day. T
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As Apartment Rents Soar in Orlando, Rent Control Goes to a Vote(wsj.com)
8 points by throwthere 4y ago|0 comments
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by throwthere 4y ago
Clearly we need a new nation where lord and ladyship flows from NFTs. That way there's no confusion and no scams. dash s.
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by throwthere 4y ago
I think you're missing what this program actually is in a big way, but it's hard to know where you're coming from exactly because that post is pretty terse-- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_shadow
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by throwthere 4y ago
It's a big sticker but that's a luxury F0150. Making luxury stuff go to the people who are willing to pay the most seems... like the system works. It's the markups on Camrys (Camries?) and Corollas that matters more.
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by throwthere 4y ago
Disclaimer I only have access to the abstract. It seems unreal to me that you could explain a bmi jump from 25 to 31 in six months with a fruit diet. Their randomization doesn’t pass the sniff test. IMHO, again without having access to the
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by throwthere 4y ago
Really neat seeing Anand's professional response in that situation, "I resigned because it's distasteful to flag cheating..."
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by throwthere 4y ago
Would you have to assume the researchers and journal editors were wantonly naive to make that kind mistake?
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by throwthere 4y ago
> Success rate also isn't the same as difficulty. > It's very easy to fill out a lottery ticket, but success rate is very low. > Difficult things require hard skills. Reducing someone's calorie doesn't require a
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by throwthere 4y ago
Researchers generally analyze intervention success by intention to treat . If a treatment is telling people to "start paying attention to one's calorie intake," and that doesn't have the desired effect, whatever the rea
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by throwthere 4y ago
I don’t think you acted in bad faith but I don’t think your announcement, whatever it was, got to everyone. I mean, you have multiple people telling you they didn’t know about the large % increase, right? I think, unless you acknowledge the
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by throwthere 4y ago
You're taking my statement out of context. This was a large % increase and I didn't know about it until going back and seeing my bank statements. Raising prices a sensible amount is one thing, but how do you know they won't r
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by throwthere 4y ago
I left Migadu too after their pricing incident— it was terribly communicated imo and with a large increase like that you’d think they’d make darn sure you knew about it. I mean, how do you know they won’t do it again next year? Haven’t had
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by throwthere 4y ago
Most people miss the fact that the fdic caps savings rates. Currently 0.81%.
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by throwthere 4y ago
Cliff notes that hopefully clarify some things-- This concerns an invasive mosquito (Aedes aegypti) that carries dengue/yellow fever/zika and more. Males were raised with a mutation that, passed on to offspring, kills females befo
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by throwthere 4y ago
I guess Netlify still offers the basic static site hosting, which can be anything from drag-drop to easy to set up automated github deployments. I mean, it's not like Netlify offers a worse static hosting service post-funding, right? W
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by throwthere 4y ago
Kind of like a flat four or six engine versus inline/V6.
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by throwthere 4y ago
More about Directly Responsible Individuals (DRI) from gitlab-- It's an interesting organization concept imo. [1] From the article-- Of course, when things do go wrong, it's also the DRI who (usually) takes the fall as was the cas
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by throwthere 4y ago
Quirky “0day.” Really makes you appreciate fuzzers.
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by throwthere 4y ago
I tried that but moved completely away from it. Too many issues around sql dialect and type differences for starters. I’d much rather run postgres on my dev/testing boxes, use a single set of sql-based migrations and not have to mainta
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by throwthere 4y ago
Any idea how it compares to vim or Macvim for your uses?
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Clinical AI Gets the Headlines, but Administrative AI May Be a Better Bet(sloanreview.mit.edu)
2 points by throwthere 4y ago|0 comments
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by throwthere 4y ago
I think the oddest bit of this is the author “doxing” their trolling on Reddit with their actual identity on the blog.
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by throwthere 4y ago
Yours is an interesting thought. Do you have experience with games like go? My personal experience has been that the attack-oriented style of most chess problems does help you avoid those positions in normal play. That is to say you learn d
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by throwthere 4y ago
The best the video could do is support the defense around conscious intent. It’s not proof of that as you say because it could be a ruse (although a ruse may have discoverable evidence that makes doing it a really risky immoral gambit). It

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