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by wh313 5y ago
Maybe it's just that my search skills are subpar, but I can't seem to find any relevant works on Google Scholar. Would you mind taking the time to share some of these sources?
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Review: Anti-Intellectualism in American Life (1963)(mtprof.msun.edu)
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by wh313 5y ago
Could you share some sources for that assertion?
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by wh313 5y ago
Could you elaborate on these points you made? > The solution is to defund universities and stop this elitist nonsense. We are a better society without their control and political agendas. As someone currently doing a PhD, I definitely ag
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Rise in defense spending means smaller increase for science in new U.S. budget(science.org)
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Knight vs. Snail(blogs.bl.uk)
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Hellvetica.ttf – Kern in Hell(web.archive.org)
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by wh313 5y ago
You can always send a rebuttal to a relevant journal
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by wh313 5y ago
Those complexities seem to be central to how you view graduate degree holders as less trustworthy. From what I understand, you're stating that these institutions are not trustworthy for some reason, which seems to be that they are tryi
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by wh313 5y ago
I can't tell if you simply skipped over words while reading her response or if you simply brought personal bias into your reading. First, you quote her as stating: "the Wuhan lab did not have "the fucking virus" -- we do
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by wh313 5y ago
You seem to be making a really broad claim with a hidden assumption. When you claim that "Trust should be the most important priority for any scientist," whose trust should be prioritized?
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by wh313 5y ago
I find it suspicious that very few of these "researchers" seem to even have any expertise in virology. Furthermore, very few of them seem to even have a PhD in their respective fields, nor any significant institutional affiliation
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AutoRIFT: A Python module for finding the pixel displacement between two images(github.com)
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Biden needs scientists with policy chops(nature.com)
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by wh313 5y ago
I believe you misunderstood his analysis. At timestamp 6:36 of his video [1], laowhy86 analyzes a copy of the draft "The possible origins of 2019-nCoV coronavirus" to conclude that the virus must have come from the lab. This prepr
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by wh313 5y ago
Here's a two of his videos where he claims that COVID-19 emerged from a lab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpQFCcSI0pU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-GVcfP1zrg And here's a pretty thorough an
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Evolution of the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
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by wh313 5y ago
> In all this excitement hopefully we don’t forget the horde of luddites that’s the modern physics community that couldn’t imagine the possibility of faster than light travel. https://doi.org/10.1007%2Fs10701-011-9539-2
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Spice: An Observation Geometry System for Space Science Missions(naif.jpl.nasa.gov)
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Quantifying social organization and political polarization in online platforms(nature.com)
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by wh313 5y ago
My Aeropress coffee maker. It feels more convenient than a french press, and much cheaper than an espresso machine. https://aeropress.com/ Also a bidet. Americans really need to start using it more.
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by wh313 5y ago
There's also a pretty active academic scene for reverse engineering. The big thing right now (at least in the subfield I'm familiar with) is symbolic execution, where you generate a expression that shows the value of a variable at
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by wh313 5y ago
Does FreeBSD `sendfile` avoid a context switch from userspace to kernelspace as well, or is it only zero-copy? I've worked with 100Gbps NICs and had to end up using both a userspace network stack and a userspace storage driver on Linux
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Raw Images from the Mars 2020 Rover(mars.nasa.gov)
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Improve Software Debugging with Binary Analysis(h313.info)
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by wh313 6y ago
There's Barycentric Dynamical Time, which takes time dilation into account: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barycentric_Dynamical_Time NASA has actually thought through this problem and created SPICE, which lets y
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Universities are using surveillance software to spy on students(wired.co.uk)
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Vicar – Multi-dimensional image processing software(github.com)
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Does Having an Anime Profile Picture Make You a Better Programmer?(h313.info)
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by wh313 6y ago
Oops, thanks for pointing it out! I've fixed it now.

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