your-nanny

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by your-nanny 7y ago
what sequels? I don't remember no sequels /s
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by your-nanny 7y ago
I don't program C languages, but I can't help but feel that naming your incompatible library libspng you are introducing a source of potential confusion. edit: Thank you cormacrelf for the explanation re: lib being mandatory. Than
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by your-nanny 7y ago
There are so many gaps in our knowledge, it's ridiculous. Go look for papers studying how to kill the eggs of canine roundworms (e.g. in veterinary settings) or whether surgery is an effective treatment for exotropia. The literature is
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by your-nanny 7y ago
possibly Sutton and Barto's work on reinforcement learning throughout the 80s.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
influence is not the same thing as credibility.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
People who are working out their ideas far outside the mainstream have no one to cite but them selves. Some are quacks, to be sure, but sometimes a field is just not ready for their work because the utility of the idea is not easily apparen
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by your-nanny 7y ago
if the dogs were restricted to male Labradors age 5, then the range of inference would be male Labs age 5.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
I think the more likely explanation is that the handler's sensitivity to dog alerts changes with handler's beliefs, a possibility they raise in the paper's discussion.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
that's true, but I don't think a scale issue is the heart of the difference. Otherwise, for example, you'd think there would be very little police violence in rural America, but that is not true.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
peer pressure, perceptions of how others will view yourno participation etc.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
would you mind sourcing that info for me?
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by your-nanny 7y ago
I recognize that the problem outside of US Canada Western and Central Europe, etc is worse, but I live next to a creek in US, and I guarantee you that there is A LOT of junk getting into the water, and not just plastic.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
Thank you everyone for giving very informative and serious replies to my question.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
Is radioactive iodine the only radioactive isotope we'd expect to be exposed to.at lethal doses?
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by your-nanny 7y ago
This weapon, and Project Pluto, makes me so angry. It's very existence is a crime against humanity.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
I call bullshit on this notion of natural and unnatural. You mean return the land to some imagined pristine prior state, which in the North American context means managed landscapes, because the NA landscape was managed in lots of ways by n
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by your-nanny 7y ago
will the world be better off replacing barbers and stylists with machines?
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by your-nanny 7y ago
is it simple? maybe only in our imaginations.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
hell, you can tell smokers by the I dentation in their bones, or so I was told by one forensic anthropologist.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
I don't disagree exactly, but cannot help but think focus and all that is requisite to successfully avoiding sawing off your thumb, and so forth. My dad was a carpenter, and I always went out of my way to not distract or surprise him w
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by your-nanny 7y ago
It's this new fangled meaning of basic. I have to accept it as given, but I sort of find it aggravating, maybe because I think of basic as a synonym of foundational or elementary. In the context of mathematics, calling something basic,
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by your-nanny 7y ago
so? do you read scientific papers in order? I don't.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
huh? we read the methods and results first, then the spin (exception, the abstracts)
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by your-nanny 7y ago
Ah, but if they had not found spin we would never have heard of their study...
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by your-nanny 7y ago
If the baker were only baking a cake then it would be. But these were artistic cakes with a great deal of self expression, so issues of compelled speech are forefront. Also, I wonder if, as software devs, we'd feel comfortable being co
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by your-nanny 7y ago
or tie every login to a donation to the other political party. that should do the trick.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
but both Google and DDG let you filter by date. Does that not work for you?
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by your-nanny 7y ago
I've been using ddg as default for over year now. But I do pull Google results when querying documentation.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
then use DDG's time filter.
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by your-nanny 7y ago
to answer your question, because. because they can and because it's easier than actually engaging with content you disagree with.

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