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by ucr 12y ago
I don't think doctor/nurse salaries are the main cost in medical care. Probably not even close.
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Tutorial on type-safe Markov networks in Haskell using Futurama example(izbicki.me)
3 points by ucr 13y ago|0 comments
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by ucr 13y ago
I'm shocked at how high quality the video is. It's being beamed from outer space, and I can watch in practically real time. Who cares if it's analog or digital? It works, and it's awesome. I don't want NASA messing with the latest techno
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by ucr 13y ago
I'm guessing you're not black, are you? Were your Japanese parents placed in an internment camp during WWII? Were you a communist in the McCarthy era? It's not that we have less freedom now, it's that freedom is different . Now, we to
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by ucr 14y ago
I second this recommendation. I hardly ever go into a used book store, except when I know they also sell boardgames and I want to try out a boardgame before purchase. Plus, it's a lot of fun.
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by ucr 14y ago
The main advantage of an electronic copy is the ability to search and highlight/copy text. If they are just scanned images, you lose this ability. Plus, Google Books is going to do a much better job than a local book store.
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Technical analysis of some "new" DPRK ICMBs(lewis.armscontrolwonk.com)
2 points by ucr 14y ago|0 comments
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by ucr 14y ago
Why does every post on here need someone coming in explaining how it's wrong in some way. Because that's how conversations are built. You either find something to agree with, or you find something to disagree with. Both are useful; even
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by ucr 14y ago
You're more right than my response was. I just wanted to point out that tests for managers do exist, which was what was under dispute.
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by ucr 14y ago
Given that there isn't a puzzle/test type of way to rank managers False. The test is: how much money did your team make? (For the truly crafty, the test is: how much money did your team make relative to the initial investment and risk?)
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by ucr 15y ago
Theater, music, and literature tend to appeal to a "higher" class of people than film, comedy, and speaches. This higher class might care more and be more knowledgable about the subtelties of attribution.