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whymauri
7y ago
literally heartbreaking
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whymauri
7y ago
Honestly, my biggest surprise is that histological sample preparation has not been completely automated. That is, making slides of biological tissue for further analysis. It's an incredibly repetitive job that could benefit from the pr
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whymauri
7y ago
where's blockchain?
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whymauri
7y ago
Humans suck at being random, basically.
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whymauri
7y ago
You are correct. I wasn't very clear/am very tired. That being said... GSP on one item is VCG, no?
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whymauri
7y ago
That's the Bulow-Klemperer theorem. You would rather have more growth (bidders) at the expense of an optimal bidding mechanism.
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7y ago
The highest bidder pays the second highest bid. Generalized, the k-th highest bidder pays the (k-1)-th bid for some k-th item. It enforces truthful bidding and is revenue optimal. How is it needlessly complex?
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whymauri
7y ago
Except for the part where data science is an incredibly broad term and the majority of the positions are seemingly what used to be called 'data analyst'. It makes finding good positions really hard.
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7y ago
To add to this, a good friend of mine had her sister adopt her as guardian when applying for aid. A messy parental divorce made financial paperwork nearly impossible to file, not to mention that even if it was filed her father wouldn't
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whymauri
7y ago
It's definitely an experience design tradeoff. It's nearly impossible to organically find livestream content on YouTube outside of 1) copyrighted TV shows or 2) 24/7 music streams.
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7y ago
Yup. Many of us had chores magnetically attached to the family fridge with a red and black dry-erase marker conveniently nearby. Sure, we didn't have 'sprints' or weekly meetings like the families in this article, but if I mi
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7y ago
I think the next major crash in video games will be e-sports. And I love e-sports (three time TI attendee). As Peter Dager (ppd), ex-CEO of Evil Genius and industry professional says best: >Esports is a phenomenon brought on by the intro
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7y ago
Clearly, yes. I thought it was coming from a different think tank.
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7y ago
What is the position?
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7y ago
The best lecturer at MIT... this is so sad.
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whymauri
7y ago
>Nobody wants open offices or six hundred square foot apartments Some people definitely want and enjoy these things.
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7y ago
Far fetched is an under-statement. It's not possible unless they're planning to do human trials of some non-invasive technology related to the larger product.
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7y ago
>Am I obligated to just not use a smartphone? I've met people who would argue "yes." Not sure that I agree with them, though.
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7y ago
I think the degree of disobedience from faculty varies between disciplines and schools. Professors in the humanities seem more inclined towards activism or iconoclasm than STEM. This isn't a dig at anyone, it's just that people wh
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7y ago
Amazon sold Curse to Wikia Inc.
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7y ago
It's a remapable button.
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7y ago
In Florida you are a dice roll away from getting your house leveled every decade.
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7y ago
I actually thought the name 'Optimizely' was a hypothetical parody startup, haha.
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7y ago
The amount of hype for self-driving cars, even if they come several decades from now, is not 'bullshit.' Just because things don't happen immediately doesn't make them 'bullshit hype.'
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7y ago
KKR salvaged GoDaddy from shuttering completely and turned it profitable for the first time in its history. Sometimes it works.
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7y ago
Common processes for making sarin have diisopropyl methylphosphonate (DIMP) as a by-product, which is not very deadly[0]. You can buy it on Fisher Scientific for 30$. Not sure if biochem screens are matching for this compound, but it's
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7y ago
same here
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7y ago
Really? The entire article is now less effective? Amazing.
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7y ago
Did Amazon (the company) really need this? I don't get it. It feels like bullying for no real purpose.
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7y ago
GDocs gets used because it's not blocked/censored by the school's IT.
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