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by transfer92 7mo ago
and turn on the flashlight while recording
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by transfer92 10mo ago
> I can assure you that when I was young, I did not listen to older people's advice and I tried to do everything my own way. Hot take: This reads like a person who was difficult to work with. Senior people have responsibility, there
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by transfer92 1y ago
BBC is not perfect either: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0k7n6kd8yxo "In February the BBC apologised over "serious flaws" in the making of the programme about children's lives in Gaza, aft
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Lessons for Western Militaries from the Gaza War(quillette.com)
7 points by transfer92 2y ago|4 comments
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by transfer92 2y ago
It's a tragedy when someone commits suicide. I am in favor of open access to scientific literature. But I don't think he's a hero, and I don't think he deserves a statue.
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by transfer92 3y ago
I used to be analyst in a related area. I was impressed by the difference in the treatment of commercial databases (e.g. LexisNexis) and government databases that had data that was controlled under laws. As far as the commercial databases w
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by transfer92 3y ago
I'm either not smart enough to understand it, or I'm too smart to be bamboozled by it. (Physics A.B. from Harvard & PhD. from UC Berkeley, FWIW)
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by transfer92 5y ago
You could buy the book for $10 less from Amazon, and it arrives in 2 days. Then make a $5 contribution to your local bookstore. Everybody wins.
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Climate Change Brings a Flood of Hyperbole(wsj.com)
2 points by transfer92 5y ago|0 comments
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by transfer92 5y ago
One published study does not equal scientific truth! There's a more temperate article in the New York Times, that's worth reading analytically. Look at the carefully-phrased responses of other scientists. Some of them appear to be