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“They had properly listed the restaurant stop in their mission plan. Since the stop was properly listed, the soldiers had not violated any regulations, but they still received verbal counseling because their actions created an appearance of
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people who just make up dark matter distributions are morons, obviously you use a model derived from the theory.
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If you, like mr Schuman here, are a journalist I don't think it's your place to be providing media training, at least if you strive for a higher moral standing than the IRS officer working for PWC on the side coming up with tax ev
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Offering something for free based solely on big capital sound like the definition of dumping, so anti-dumping laws is probably right.
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The argument from the parliament and the commission has always been that if the UK wants the single market it gets the other bits too, with freedom of movement being the biggest issue. Obviously britons would still be able to get into the E
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Pff, amateur. The only safe way to read pdfs is by getting a bunch of smartphones by dumpster diving and then discarding them once you've read the pdf once.
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I find it funny how globalism is leaking back into the US in unexpected ways; who would have thought twenty years ago that a Georgian citizen would take flak for derailing a US election by producing pulp news? It was always supposed to be t
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> Censorship by private corporations and government is not the answer. You yourself complain about lack of reporting about an issue, lack of truth, and then you go on to celebrate the spreading of lies? Fake news are basically just lies
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True enough, but the damage is more nebulous and potentially greater. Also, will bag of words work well for news?
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We are always dying, and I doubt Facebook kills much faster than HN as most of the lethality comes from sitting still while reading. Of course, FB comes with extra stress for some, but I don't know how the cyber bullying on FB stacks u
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> That's a non-sequitur. If there weren't several repeated experiments showing similar results it might be a reasonable caution. However, many of the best scientific discoveries arose in similar mis-comprehensions. It's no
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Goddamit, I wanted to get to the comment about the superoptimizer, not this mass hallucination over crap sience :(
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Eh, I can't honestly tell if there has been more X's added since the last time it was posted and I don't feel like putting in the time into the wayback machine to find out.
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Why not just: v = np.array([2,3,1]).T is there something wrong with numpys convenience method for transpose but not matlabs postfix unary convenience operator?
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Part of the world has entered the post-truth age, the spirit of the times likes a good story better than the facts, and if you speak facts you'll be damned by them. Just look at the article itself, doesn't actually say anything ab
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While I'm sure there is some perverse way of defining "innovation" that can muster up enough factual basis to count as a half truth for some drunk in a gutter, I suggest you consider the less extreme position that technologic
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The government awards him both the patent and the intellectual property, the latter not being defined by the constitution.
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I am reminded of the following story, reproduced here in its entirety ---- Thompson, Ritchie and Kernighan admit that Unix was a prank ===================================== (This piece was found on Usenet. This is fiction, not reality. Alwa
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Dude, if your mother was discriminated based on her gender, and you share that gender, you know that her story of discrimination (in the workplace, say) likely applies to you. If you're a man, you know that scare story doesn't app
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This series isn't supportive of gender based discrimination, it simply acknowledges the physical fact that men and women exists as two separable groups, and then asks question to a small sample of the underrepresented group. There are
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A group in this context is a set of persons who share a property, in this case their gender. As to the larger point you are trying to make, I'm sorry, you didn't manage to make one. It is true that any given person can be simultan
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Buying an 8 year old car means buying a used car, no? In that case you are comparing the polluting factory to no factory at all. Fleets of self driving cars are called public transport or taxis (depends on your preference), and have been ar
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It's 50 MW per borehole, a power station typically generates power from a largish number of holes. A big geothermal plant on Iceland can have 30 boreholes, which with the new method could then produce 1.5 TW, 54 % of total capacity. Of
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You know magma has a tendency to come out right? If you put trash down the hole, its burned remains just clog up the end and risk coming back out whenever the stopper is removed.
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Yeah, Iceland doesn't really have a surplus if geologically stable land...
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Well yeah, scattered out of the antenna line of sight by the martian atmosphere.
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Yeah, she is transparently a boring establishment proxy, but so what? The US constitution is intended to preserve the establishments power, and you think its fine to celebrate that like a holy relic. I don't get this overhyped aggressi
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Yes, Assange and wikileaks have built a strong mythos around themselves, in part based on true events.
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Trump is not honest; telling obvious lies is not honesty, it is incompetent dishonesty.
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10y ago
Wait, are you saying HFT are great and should be kept because their business model looks like its collapsing?
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