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by deugtniet 21d ago
The writer of this hasn't even talked to any of the local population who have been subjected to these earthquakes that destroys the local populations' houses. Historically, the Dutch government has done extremely little to compens
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by deugtniet 2y ago
I guess I'm not very versed in website A/B testing, but wouldn't it be much better to analyze these results in a regression framework where you can correct for the covariates? On top of this, logistic regression makes your un
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by deugtniet 2y ago
It's claimed in the source economist article and reuters also claims it [1]. It's unlikely that the Chinese government wants to say how much it subsidizes, as this will prompt tariff increases from importing countries. [1] https
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by deugtniet 2y ago
The progress we're seeing in solar has made me the most optimistic about a de-carbonized future in years. I have no doubt that the decision the Chinese government made to heavily subsidize solar manufacturing will make this world a bet
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by deugtniet 2y ago
Here you go :-) https://e-justice.europa.eu/42/EN/small_claims?SWEDEN&member... This link also contains a reference for all other EU member states
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by deugtniet 2y ago
Even if there were a cure in the future, there isn't one now. That's not the medical system giving up, that's being realistic. Having to wait while unbearably suffering is not something that can be expected of someone. I pref
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by deugtniet 2y ago
The Netherlands have drawn their line, have a look at their laws [1]. This includes a procedure where multiple medical doctors have to agree to grant someone a death with dignity. I prefer this over unbearable suffering. [1] https:/&#
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by deugtniet 2y ago
I'm very happy you're happy :-) Unfortunately this is not the case for a very small minority of individuals who suffer without a cure. I prefer these people to go through their process with dignity, than to go for the other option
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by deugtniet 2y ago
Let's be absolutely clear, euthanasia is not widespread anywhere. It's legal in a few jurisdictions, and it's not something that is taken lightly by any party involved. It's extremely rare for a young person to be grante
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by deugtniet 2y ago
This article is disingenuous by only referring to expert opinion from a Christian university, which is obviously against euthanasia. Experts from other universities would provide a more nuanced view on the subject. Furthermore when the arti
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by deugtniet 3y ago
Thanks for sharing! I was always wondering how climate scientists were able to identify if an event was due to climate change. Now I have a good reference!
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by deugtniet 3y ago
There is a very strong reason why Airbus does not publicize mishaps of their competitors. Once airline manufacturers start slinging mud at each other it will damage the carefully built trust that they have gained over the years. Neither Air
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by deugtniet 3y ago
Scientific reports is read in many places, including in medicine. Regarding your 'low-impact' comment I have a few thoughts. 1. Although this is a large study, they do not find any world shocking new insights that are otherwise fo
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by deugtniet 3y ago
If you're interested the Webb mirror, and the relationship between resolving ability, wavelength and mirror size I really recommend the deep dive Huygens optics did on the subject. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOpbXB
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by deugtniet 4y ago
If anybody thinks this is a good idea, I'm looking forward to reading your opinions.
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by deugtniet 4y ago
I watched the video, and only (maybe) saw STOL, not VTOL. Looks like they use two Dyson style fans for propulsion, which means the fan blades are on the inside of the fuselage, could be very interesting for an urban environment, as there is
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by deugtniet 4y ago
I guess I disagree that math and physics are universal truths. For maths, I would say 1+1=2 is a pretty universal truth (although it takes a while to get there in the principa mathematica), but didn't we just invent complex numbers bec
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by deugtniet 4y ago
It's pretty well known that cookie-walls are rife with anti-consumer patterns. Going to something like formula1.com requires me to click more than a 100 times to object to the 'legitimate interests' of as many companies. Whic
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by deugtniet 5y ago
I tend to disagree with the assessment that the an artists technique has anything to do with how good an artist is. Case in point: in Picasso's formative years, he was a great realistic painter. He became a great artist because he push
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by deugtniet 5y ago
I think 3MF has some real practical benefits as outlined in the article. It may take a lot of file space, but that can be solved in a new version, specified in the header files, in the same way it was done with STL. As with any format, the
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by deugtniet 6y ago
Mozilla is really fighting the good fight for the users privacy. I've been using Firefox for as long as I can remember, even when there were faster and more fancy alternatives available. Their ideology and service to the user is what m
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by deugtniet 6y ago
Great to see Groningen represented so much in this video. I think about 50% of all traffic movements are by bike in this city. This includes walking, so IMO it's pretty special. The urban planning in this town has been the product of d
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by deugtniet 6y ago
For European standards, Norway's petro; and diesel prices aren't that crazy. When touring through the fjords on a couple of vacations, I've found them comparable to what you have in Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands. Espec
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by deugtniet 6y ago
Volkswagen has majorly invested in EVs. One important model Volkswagen has made is the ID.3 . Similar in size to the golf / rabbit. This is an attainable car I'm interested in buying.
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by deugtniet 6y ago
I've dabbled in Stan, and it's really good and state of the art for Bayesian inference. Starting using Stan is a bit difficult though, as it has a C like programming language that is difficult to master initially. Especially since
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by deugtniet 6y ago
They do stagger the release, these people do not have a billion doses available right away. The next step is a limited global release. Stage 4 of the medication begins, and the safety is tracked in the global release. Later in the year, the
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by deugtniet 6y ago
I think the definition of unemployment has been contentious for as long as it exists. Axios is choosing to go with the definition of 'People looking for work or working while earning less than 20,000 USD per year'. The employmen
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by deugtniet 6y ago
Actually, the rotation of the ATPsynthase motor was observed under the microscope to be proven. The investigators attached a very small copper rod to the rotor to show that it indeed made a full rotation.
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by deugtniet 6y ago
Even if the republicans are right in how the process was performed, it doesn't make the democrats wrong. Sounds a lot like whataboutism to me
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by deugtniet 6y ago
Our institution runs multiple HPC clusters for all kinds of scientific use cases. I remember reading about the head of the HPC department making the switch from INTEL/AMD to IBM because it had a much larger memory / storage (I can

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