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by ctrl-j 7mo ago
Similarly, cigarettes also have a very strong correlation with schizophrenia. Completely non-causal, but it's hard to find a non-hospitalized schizophrenic who does not smoke.
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by ctrl-j 2y ago
There are playthroughs of single games that are more than 100 hours. Even if you're only playing "short" games, you're looking at 6-10 hours, which means you only give your audience a library of 10-15 vods? Average games
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by ctrl-j 2y ago
There's about two sentences in the article that say "it's suspicious, but nobody's going to look into it harder than they have." The rest of it goes over how he was justified in being a whistleblower. The article is
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by ctrl-j 3y ago
The NIH has begun doing studies on the effects of nanoplastics, and it appears there is evidence for buildup in the liver [1]. If asprin had a long half-life in your body, you'd have a maximum lifetime dose. The reason it makes a good
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by ctrl-j 3y ago
Would you really call adjusting a statistical window "playing around with numbers"? It doesn't look like they tried multiple parameters to get a result they liked, they just looked at the time frame that made sense.
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by ctrl-j 3y ago
I noticed this as well. The site is small enough it's not likely to draw enough scrutiny to face repercussions, however there's zero chance this is enough to satisfy various data protection laws.
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by ctrl-j 5y ago
Every union job I've had holiday pay, and every white collar job has paid time off for holidays. In my life the only jobs that skipped holiday pay were hypercapitalist organizations that didn't have a unionized workforce and didn&
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by ctrl-j 5y ago
Is your comment just anti-virtue signaling then? Sometimes people just want to share their opinions, and they actually feel those feelings. Sometimes those feelings are about ethical issues.
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by ctrl-j 5y ago
One of the things that companies rely on these days is engagement and playerbase. If you don't find that compelling, that's up to you, but Blizzard invests millions every year into maintaining their playerbase - so at least they
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
I'll admit, I don't work in the startup space. However, it seems to me that Google doesn't really run their products like a startup generally does. It seems like adapting your product to your existing client base is usually b
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
Uhhh.. PediaLyte and Ensure are vastly different products. Ensure is a weight gain meal replacement drink and PediaLyte is fancy gatorade. Soylent is somewhere between Slimfast and Ensure. I'm not positive there's a quality calo
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
The biggest thing I've learned from good lawyers, is that with the law - there's always an appeal, a different interpretation, and a challenge or request for exemption from a rule. Applying to be a lawyer in and of itself can be a
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
I find it hard to believe that the "middle" 49% produce 73% of the emissions, while the top 1% only produce 15% While I think it's still best for us all to reduce where we can - I also agree that the individual would quickly
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
A short circuit is usually a wiring issue. A poorly manufactured USB cable can certainly cause a short circuit. Fire investigators are also well versed in the forensic investigation of these scenes. If his expert analysis determined the c
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
I like typescript not because it prevents most errors in my code, but because it prevents some errors. Those errors, in my experience, tend to be ones that are time consuming to identify and solve. A value of the wrong type passed forward b
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
I don't believe slippery slope applies in this situation. For the most part Youtube has been fairly lenient as to which accounts get heavily moderated and/or removed. I may revise my opinion if it is ever shown that they become mo
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
You really could have said all this without being nearly so derisive and insulting.
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by ctrl-j 6y ago
Only because they capture a lot of data and keep the row level information. If you just grabbed clustered coordinates without any device information there wouldn't be enough data to be able to reconstruct identity information.
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
Seattle itself has a reputation for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_Freeze
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
"Steve is our best salesman, but he keeps sexually harassing the interns and crashing the company car. Joe janitor just put in his resume..."
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
> TikTok, the fast-growing social network from China, has used unusual measures to protect supposedly vulnerable users. The platform instructed its moderators to mark videos of people with disabilities and limit their reach. Queer and fa
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
How common? It seems like it would be cheaper for most parts of the country to install electric baseboards than to ship in the coal you'd need for the winter.
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
The US has had a money hoarding problem for the last three to five decades. You're not going to get very many high cost infrastructure problems solved when the government doesn't force the issue. Socialism is a red herring, the re
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
Just don't get an nvidia GPU for your eGPU solution.
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
Fracking isn't renewable and causes massive local environmental problems. Solar needs better batteries. One of these things is not like the other.
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
Neither is my car, but something has to happen to make it move. You addressed none of my questions. What, in your opinion, is the trigger for the shift? Edit: You edited in the part about permafrost. I did some quick googling because I had
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
> These are going to occur anyway How on earth do you know that? > These are ordinary problems that we adapt to. You make it sound like we've been through this before.. When? > The US , for example, can _eliminate_ CO2 product
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
Fracking might be helping with CO2, but it's also releasing a ton of methane which might not be as bad in the long term but is really really bad in the short term. If we've got a few decades before the point of no return... gr
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
How are the problems of melting permafrost, rising sea levels, and volatile weather patterns "largely imaginary"?
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by ctrl-j 7y ago
> Ignoring pain is akin to ignoring the "check engine light". I had surgery to remove a cyst that resulted in some scar tissue developing that presses on a nerve when stretched or compressed. Pretty acute pain when that happens

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