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by ulucs 6y ago
Of course not. If you're a frequentist you can say your best estimate is 100% heads with an unknown variance, and if you're a Bayesian you work out p(a|b) = p(b)p(b|a)/p(a) and update your priors (which will not give 100% hea
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by ulucs 6y ago
I think the distinction will hold when you can access type information at runtime
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by ulucs 6y ago
Just wait until you see the italic reply button
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Facebook blocks The Spectator's news on DANMASK 19 study as false information(twitter.com)
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by ulucs 6y ago
Haven't you heard of food subsidies at all? Food is insanely price controlled.
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by ulucs 6y ago
I haven't found anything about tenancy durations while searching, but the owner is actually living in the building so having a free unit after buying that house is pretty much a given.
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by ulucs 6y ago
We're modeling rent drops using tenancy length as an input. However, tenancy length is also affected by rents compared to market. Since the output also affects the input, we have endogeneity in an econometrics sense and blindly estimat
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by ulucs 6y ago
Average tenancy length is two years ( https://www.residentrated.com/blog/2019/6/10/average-us-rent... ). So you'll have more money on your hands if you drop your rents by one third rather than leave
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by ulucs 6y ago
If you give random UA's to websites, you cannot be tracked between them even if you're unique
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by ulucs 6y ago
The municipality spays and neuters, then places the cat/dog back to where they found them. For cats, they clip a small part of their ear and for dogs they put an "earring" on to prevent multiple operations. You can see if any
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by ulucs 6y ago
Dealing with stray dogs isn't that difficult. They don't mess with you if they think you are more aggressive than them. Also keeping the dogs in a neighbourhood well-fed is quite easy and cheap. That will rule out any aggressivene
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by ulucs 6y ago
You can live well even with a fifth of a Brooklyn income in Istanbul
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by ulucs 6y ago
Why do I need to trust the system when we could have verifiability? No one trusts the system in my country, which is what makes the people trust the results - they can see everything with their own eyes. What happened to make democrats turn
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by ulucs 6y ago
You have it backwards. You don't think that dictators don't meddle with their election results and then silence anyone who questions the integrity of it? Being able to question the system is what supports democracy. Else you'
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by ulucs 6y ago
The biggest piece that is missing is you have to go out of your way to get sane dependency management. I have only used JS and F# (same dependency management as C#) out of your mentions, and it's the official tools that enable the loca
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by ulucs 6y ago
Taxing fuel as an indicator of road use is outdated now with the advent of electric cars. There should also be additional taxes for gasoline due to the environmental costs, and the simplest way to make things fair is to stop taxing analogue
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by ulucs 6y ago
You can collect taxes without ruining everything
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by ulucs 6y ago
I wish Chrome Store Foxified kept working
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by ulucs 6y ago
It's probably a small claims court matter, and those usually side with the customer.
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by ulucs 6y ago
Another reading of this (which I don't agree with) is that "liberal" ideas need censorship to survive. Which one is the correct interpretation is almost impossible to determine without sophisticated methods of testing.
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by ulucs 6y ago
Between the Iraq war and the absolutely atrocious handling of mask misinformation (Openly saying "No, you shouldn't wear masks. They are for doctors only." and then wondering why people became skeptic of mask usage) at the be
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by ulucs 6y ago
> remember the Russian hacking of voter systems in 2016? The funniest thing is, those are the same people claiming the election is ironclad now, now that it's them who have won. I think Turkey can be a great example in this regard.
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by ulucs 6y ago
It's just an array programming language. Not everything has to be C, and I think it's unfair to call a language obtuse and incredibly hard to learn just because you're not used to the style.
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by ulucs 6y ago
If you fact check a single side with additional rigor while permit others to post freely, then it's just censorship with extra steps.
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by ulucs 6y ago
I wouldn't expect this to be obscure information, but JS uses ropes for strings as a default: https://accidentallyquadratic.tumblr.com/post/142387131042/n...
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by ulucs 6y ago
The argument I was responding to was "Karabakh became Azeri land in the 20th century because Russia wanted to appease Turkey", and I'm saying that the maps show the land has been under Azeri control during 9th-17th centuries
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by ulucs 6y ago
What happened? Antifa?
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by ulucs 6y ago
Looking at historical maps, there has been Azeri control over the lands since the 9th century: https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_950.jpg (and subsequently, https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_1100.jpg https:
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by ulucs 6y ago
I'm just going off international recognition, and saying nothing like Hojali is going off right now. It's also a bit absurd to take territory by force, and claim "ethnic cleansing" when others try to take it back.
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by ulucs 6y ago
Maybe Armenia should not be illegally occupying Ajerbaijan territory if they don't want to be forcibly kicked out. This is simply war against occupation.

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