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by wschfdkbrmcdf 3y ago
It doesn’t matter in the slightest which Party you prefer
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 3y ago
Agreed, the average tech worker / HN reader is painfully left-authoritarian and/or oblivious
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 3y ago
Ah yes, the "climate emergency". Aka total bullshit cooked up by the Malthusians in charge of UNESCO etc in order to control the sheep
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 3y ago
You vill own naaaasink unt be haapy!
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 4y ago
It's not too late to invest in mining and energy extraction equities - many are still highly underpriced before the major funds roll into the sector
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 4y ago
Fully agree! In the case that tabular data means business process records, there's absolutely no need to use anything more complicated than a principled statistical model. Focus on the quality of the data and the business problem, not
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 6y ago
It’s the BBC
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 7y ago
Thanks for the research! And yes... rather worrying...
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 7y ago
I'd be surprised if geographical proximity to a BLS4 made much a of a difference to what would otherwise be a rudimentary swab & routine inspection (if that was even done at all). As Kristian Andersen notes, the background noise of
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 7y ago
Good find
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by wschfdkbrmcdf 7y ago
That comment on that page from Kristian G. Andersen is mildly disturbing ( http://archive.is/O1vhN )... As Associate Professor, Scripps Research, Director of Infectious Disease Genomics, SRTI etc etc I assume he knows what he