surrogatekey

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by surrogatekey 7y ago
Sure, it's an indictment, not a conviction. Whatever you might think of the government's case, it's false to say that "no one has claimed" Assange assisted Manning. The government is clearly making that claim in th
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by surrogatekey 8y ago
Well done you. In terms of recreational nicotine, Swedish snus has the most established, long term evidence base for very significantly reduced risks. It's reasonable to expect that a product like Zyn would fare even better than Swedis
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by surrogatekey 8y ago
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by surrogatekey 9y ago
Having trouble finding this and am curious, if anyone could point it out -
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by surrogatekey 9y ago
In that case I would see it like rl3 too, and would probably respond best to a frank disclosure upfront. Maybe your career isn't as over as it feels right now, but will just take more time to find the right place?
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by surrogatekey 9y ago
Of course how much you disclose is totally your business, and I can't speak for the person you're replying to. But for me this isn't enough to go on, because your questions seem to be about others' perceptions of this as
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by surrogatekey 9y ago
The bit about duplicates likely being "unintentional at this scale" is an important part of the use context too though. There are many cases where allowing duplicate names increases errors and confusion for users -- not only beca
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by surrogatekey 9y ago
Lots of people in health research do treat pubmed as a gatekeeper though (sometimes foolishly imo). It is more exclusive than both Google Scholar and arxiv -- but also like you say, not a guarantee of quality + not the kind of resource wher
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by surrogatekey 9y ago
Seems that way, I know, to some of my friends who don't work in the same field as me (health research), but pubmed doesn't include all biomedical journals, and it's not a place where anyone can archive papers independently. W