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2cynykyl
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Comment #49149005
Yes, this is the term my youngins use too!
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Comment #49046199
This is the most insightful comment on this subject I've read yet. I hadn't put those pieces together.
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Comment #48535846
I also learned this term pretty recently, loved it. Another fav tech term is automagically :-)
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Comment #48458587
Albertata!
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Comment #48426163
I thought mine was when claude found a very subtle but important bug in some open source LBM code I was using. It ground at it for hours and didn't give up until it found it. (Back…
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Comment #48076126
I had this exact problem and came to the same conclusion. But for the exam, give them code and ask what it does, or give broken code and ask where the error is. Waaay less marking.…
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Comment #47256684
This is probably not a helpful comment because it's basically a daydreamers fantasy, but here goes... Doesn't all the surveillance concern go away if we just remove license plates …
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Comment #46333133
Funny, I think that looks gorgeous!
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Comment #46318923
"Capitalism tries to deliver the worst possible version for the highest possible price" This is brilliant. So much information packed into one sentence.
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Comment #45604648
We should start with a sustainable colony _on_ earth as a proof of concept. :-)
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Comment #45448473
I think the question is "why do sites put up cookie banners when the only option is Accept?" Gdpr requires an option to opt out, so who are they try to appease here? I sometimes th…
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Comment #44464289
This looks really promising, thank you! I have been using chemicals for things like this but it is not good at multiple conditions so your approach will teally help me. Btw, there …
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Comment #44357031
So true. I once saw a gardener removing weeds from a moss patch with tweezers. Very meticulous.
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Comment #44339699
You'd get my vote! These boulevard signs are totally out of control. They are technically against bylaws in my town, but nobody enforces it. Two anecdotes about how insane these ar…
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Comment #44191911
Easy solution: just don't change your name! Our boys have my last name and our girls (if we'd had any) would have had my wife's last name. We didn't have girls so I don't have data…
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Comment #43849530
It's cute that everyone seems to think this about their own jobs.
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Comment #43849497
Yes, about half is skimmed off the top by the university, called 'overhead'. This is used to fund everything, from research-essential things like paying for heat and maintaining bu…
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Comment #43149294
This is a very important comment. And to flip the perspective, name recognition in our given fields is not just a vanity metric for getting more funding. It is earned by publishing…
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Comment #42780078
Im reading Sapiens at the moment and one statement really got my attention: human society is a marvel, but individually we are embarrassingly similar to Chimps. This mental model r…
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Comment #42779996
At least he showed up! That is what we call an A for effort.
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Comment #42325064
If this person is so good with statistics, maybe than can compute the number of hours of other people's time they wasted so they could save themselves a few hours of research into …
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Comment #42078423
I sometimes wonder if the problem is at least partly because people don't think someone should get paid to have fun. Musicians, artists, writers, etc are basically asking to be pai…
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Comment #41967303
I was confused by the article title...the word "some" didn't make sense. Then I finally got the joke. So apparently, I am so used to article titles being fully confident that I sub…
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Comment #41430966
Quarto! The lead dev of quarto dog fooded it to write his own book on data science in R.
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Comment #41344008
Maybe the point is that taking advice from ANY single person is a bad idea since thay are making conclusions from a sample size of 1, while a "scientist" is telling you things that…