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wardedVibe
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They feel like someone told the Python dev team about Julia's multiple dispatch based on types, and they felt like they had to respond, even though they don't really provide the actual speed and flexibility that motivates their us
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> We then estimated the LE for patients from each quartile and the LE if patients from each quartile improved 1 of their biomarker levels to the next lower quartile while keeping other biomarkers constant. Sounds like its additive, so po
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Not a bad description of the history of analysis. Turns out function spaces are absolutely full of gross things that don't quite fit nicely into your theory.
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What? No, advocating for destroying the old world and remaking it according to a"scientific" vision isn't particularly yimby. Ymimby is about not banning people from doing what they want with their property.
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5y ago
When I switched to doom several years ago was the last time I declared startup bankruptcy.
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tax filing in particular is intentionally throttled. The IRS looked into doing an internal electronic filing system, but was blocked thanks to efforts by Intuit and H&R block https://www.propublica.org/article/fil
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5y ago
There is the summary option, though I'm unsure about when that is or isn't legal
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If we're talking about mining lithium from elsewhere in the solar system or even galaxy, I'm willing to be that fusing hydrogen and helium to get there is a much more energy efficient route. Maybe this is something you do where yo
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git clone good
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> The fact that Google can't and is losing the war Google has zero incentive to actually win that conflict, as frequently the SEO spam serves up ads from which google directly profits.
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The mere fact that the sidewalk isn't public property maintained by public works says a lot about the transport priorities.
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The cost of a car isn't just gas, you have to amortize the cost of the car depreciating, the maintenance, registration, etc. For a quick example, https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/loans/auto-loans/total-
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5y ago
You know you can just rent a car, right? If you don't use it 5 days out of 7, it's much, much cheaper to rent one.
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It's fundamentally an infrastructure problem. Not just bikes has a good video on finnish biking https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhx-26GfCBU , and the difference is bike paths in the us/Canada usually get treated as a
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The tragedy of the Commons is when there is a public good that, if most people contribute, everyone gets back more than they put in, but because it's rational for each person independently to not contribute (since it isn't strictl
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As a former UC grad student, thank you for your labor.
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Fwiw, UAW has recently had a major shake up, where the corrupt leadership of the overall union just got prosecuted, and actual one person one vote is being voted on, so I expect you (and I) caught them at the worst possible time. I'm d
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The UC grad students have been unionized for decades, and just added gsr positions in addition to the teaching positions. Mostly right now it serves to protect student's research time from heavy teaching requirements. But honestly, pro
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I mean, there's a lot of speculation that this is exactly what NFT art is most commonly used for.