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admiralpumpkin
4y ago
Actually the reverse, we should be skeptical of subgroup analyses, because they are often fishing for results, have issues with multiple comparisons, and are typically underpowered.
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admiralpumpkin
4y ago
Clips is tragically underrated and underused.
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admiralpumpkin
4y ago
We have told our child that a "Santa" is someone who gives without any expectations, sometimes secretly or anonymously. We empowered them to be a Santa if they want to be one.
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admiralpumpkin
4y ago
What's your concern?
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admiralpumpkin
7y ago
Sensitive but not specific
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admiralpumpkin
7y ago
Cloudflare, are there plans for ad blocking? Currently using AdGuard DNS and it works well. Router-level ad-blocking would be an attractive premium option.
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8y ago
Can you reference that timeframe? I can’t find anything from Sonos announcing a specific date. Thanks!
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admiralpumpkin
8y ago
https://rsf.org/en/detailed-methodology Two clicks.
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admiralpumpkin
9y ago
Perhaps, but OP was referencing actions not views.
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admiralpumpkin
9y ago
On macOS coconutBattery ( http://coconut-flavour.com/coconutbattery/ ) will show your iOS device battery status, including cycle count. (No affiliation.)
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admiralpumpkin
9y ago
You're not addressing the poster's point. Does makes sense for Apple to pay a % of total price of phone for one decreasingly relevant part? Apple A series tech is destroying the Qualcomm's snapdragons just fine without any ne
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9y ago
I agree, there are always more way to make mistakes, 2nd law and all, but the process of assessing good study design, good protocol, good statistical methods, etc. are all the same as for manuscripts with non-null results. Many of these iss
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9y ago
"Digital Color Meter" in my version of macOS.
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9y ago
- More secure (Face ID uses more data points) - Less user-interaction to authenticate (though as you point out this is also a negative) - Allows for other UX improvements, e.g., maintaining screen lighting while phone is being observed but
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admiralpumpkin
9y ago
Strange so much arguing with no data presented or sourced. IMF US 18.6 EU 16.4 China 11.2 World Bank US 18.6 EU 16.4 China 11.2 UN US 18.0 EU 16.8 China 11.2 All figures nominal GDP, US$, trillions, 2016, per https://en.wikipedia
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9y ago
You're the customer, not their product.
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9y ago
464 for Safari Tech Preview R39. That said this is the weakest score of the top 4 browsers: 519 Chrome 57 518 Opera 45 474 Firefox 53 473 Edge 15 https://html5test.com/results/desktop.html
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9y ago
Per Apple Face ID doesn't work with photos; TBD in real world.
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9y ago
This is a strange (repeated) response. Google set up a web detour without users' consent, and has a flagger waving upset people back to canonical links. Apple _is_ routing people back to the main road, not because of Google's sugg
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9y ago
Apple's forte, above anyone's, is merging software and hardware. Level 5 autonomous cars align perfectly with their core competency.
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9y ago
Or we'll see "gas" stations incrementally change to "gas-n-charge" stations. As society moves from liquid hydrocarbons to electrons for personal transportation I can see no reason why these locations won't adap
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9y ago
A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds... Taking down a Nazi website creates no onerous obligation to police the entirety of the web. Addressing only those sites which rise to prominence admirably moves us towards a better i
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9y ago
Agree with the sentiment that better battery life is needed. Disagree with the premise that battery life is suffering due to camera engineering/effort. Battery life could be instantly improved by just making a slightly (in absolute ter
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9y ago
This must have been very difficult decision to come forward. Thanks!
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Tesla Is Testing Self-Driving Cars on California Roads
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10y ago
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Thoughts on Apple’s Bug Bounty Program
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Apple can comply with the FBI court order
(blog.trailofbits.com)
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11y ago
options(digits = 3) is our friend. :-) ___ Also I should have said, "nice simulation!" instead of just nitpicking.
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11y ago
A comment on the display of the data: more decimals don't make your results look better. Only show a relevant number of decimal places. In the case of this data most of it needed 0 to 2 decimal places.
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11y ago
With this (uncommon) usage of the word "monopoly", all companies of course have monopolies on their own products. Honda: monopoly on Accord, etc. This isn't what monopoly means in normal legal usage. edit: typo
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