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by cb504 3y ago
This would be a great tool for other teams to learn new/different methodologies. I guess the reason is competition. But reproducing studies could be live-streamed without a problem.
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by cb504 3y ago
One of the things that surprised me was that she was identifying manipulated and duplicated images using her own eyes. This could be done via software, and might catch more papers than the ~6k out of 100k that she did. In the software world
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by cb504 3y ago
For these scientific papers, at a minimum truth==reproducibility. For humanities and social sciences, it could mean consensus, but in hard science it is different. You are doing experiments that produce data. If someone else repeats the exp
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by cb504 4y ago
Ya, noticed that too. other interesting observations: * 48 recruiters & 28 "People" stuff * boat load of Project Managers * lots UX and Designer types
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by cb504 4y ago
I had a Professor in college who refused to meet with me behind a a close door, and we were both male. He kindly explained that he picked this up from a former professor of his. He wanted zero possibility of a student accusing him of sexual
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by cb504 4y ago
"Han Solo shot first." ... Sorry, I had to do it.
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by cb504 4y ago
How you treat the "other" is the measure of a low trust society. Murder is wrong and not tolerated within the clan, but violence towards the "other" is ignored and in some cases encouraged. Yes, there are hate crimes in
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by cb504 4y ago
Don't the Palestinians think the same thing, that only Palestinians should have governing power over all land west of the jordan river?
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by cb504 6y ago
Consider making every criminal complaint against a police officer a federal case to be investigated by the FBI. Take it out of state and local hands.
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My State Management Mistake(epicreact.dev)
1 points by cb504 6y ago|0 comments
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by cb504 6y ago
In my limited experience, Germans are more sensitive to personal privacy than other Europeans, even the rest of the world. To non-Germans they might seem paranoid. Maybe we can all learn from their historical mistake. The problem I see with
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by cb504 6y ago
Does anyone have info on GDPR's success in getting data removed or fining companies? I am not following closely, but last I saw was GDPR is a law whose enforcement is untested.
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by cb504 6y ago
If I understood correctly, the database was on a publicly accessible network. Wouldn't the problem be averted by putting the database in a separate VLAN, where only specific IP's from the public VLAN could access it, and not IP&#x
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by cb504 6y ago
I would add that you don't need to understand the implementation details to understand privacy of citizens, tracking of users, and accountability. It doesn't take years of programming experience to understand that the big data com
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by cb504 7y ago
If there is a medium to high drop out rate, and teachers are constantly looking for new student to fill their schedule (even 30% of their schedule), it could well be worth it.
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by cb504 7y ago
and behind that disorder and anarchy are corporations and totalitarian regimes looking to weaken democracies for their own self-serving ends.
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by cb504 7y ago
@ismejeff, sorry but you are (probably) a business person. - is an IDE open on your desktop right now? - how many commits have you done this year? Talking about code and software isn't anywhere near the same as being a programmer. If
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by cb504 7y ago
I especially liked 1996: Phrases such as “the container manager provider provider manager service provider template” appear in everyday life.
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A brief and 146% accurate history of programming languages(translate.google.com)
2 points by cb504 7y ago|1 comments
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by cb504 7y ago
google-cache4theWin
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by cb504 7y ago
FYI, in C# they have "extension methods" which give the syntax stream.takeWhile(predicate). Like a breath of fresh air.
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by cb504 7y ago
kind of sad.
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by cb504 7y ago
the main point was about auto-completion and usability and discoverability . fluent api for the win.
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by cb504 7y ago
https://www.collegetuitioncompare.com/edu/168342/williams-co...
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by cb504 7y ago
Cute, I like it. But if you live outside the USA, then it is fair to ask these questions.
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by cb504 7y ago
In addition to the ethical aspects of the product, I would add, that I always ask myself, "if I was laid off today, can I use my current job to get another job." I worked at a company where the the work I was assigned was undermin
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by cb504 7y ago
Or just better identification/reporting: > The number of reported cases has skyrocketed, though this is likely a consequence of better information coming from state health authorities and hospitals, rather than a sudden epidemic.
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Object-Oriented Programming – The Trillion Dollar Disaster(medium.com)
1 points by cb504 7y ago|1 comments
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by cb504 7y ago
I have seen _a lot_ of semester grades bumped up by 10 points. Mainly in high school.
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by cb504 7y ago
This guy isn't a scapegoat. Managers might be negligent, but he is still responsible for his illegal actions.

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