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En_gr_Student
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Comment #19328122
I have an outstanding hypothesis that suggests that even if the opoid epidemic went totally away tomorrow, this is not the steepest increase, and the increase will continue for the…
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Comment #19311308
This clearly has outliers from fantastically ancient civilizations. Give it a qqnorm and you would see. The median age is much more interesting than the mean, and more relevant for…
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Comment #19263090
I wonder about auto-correlation and repeated sequences of runs. If it isn't totally random, then it is partly not random. What is the nature of the non-randomness?
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Comment #19207691
The f*ed up part is the impact on the fetus. The dosage level before harm or death for kids is 10x smaller than for adults. For babies in the womb it is way smaller than that. Thes…
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Comment #19190888
Using a wavelength transformation to send this through the non-absorption windows means more energy hits the ground and you aren't hacking terrestrial albedo in a bad way. That glo…
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Comment #19190852
I was pushing this a decade ago. If you have "fusion in a bottle" and don't want to share, this is a decent way to make it harder to steal/damage/use-for-terrorism. Also, giant bea…
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Comment #19174352
this is good that they are there. It means that the radioactive material can be sequestered. It means that the radioactive material can be inventoried, and escapee content determin…
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Comment #19174017
There is a lagged autoregressive technique used in forensic analysis that allows 3d reconstruction using 1d (mic) sound. A CNN should be able to back that out too, and do other thi…
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Comment #19045682
Google built things that circumvent it. I love how commercials "follow you around". If I search for diamond rings in a browser on one computer, they suddenly materialize everywhere…
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Comment #19037926
You know, there are illegal cell phones in prisons. If the prison folks have the ability to determine whose voice is speaking, then they can related an outgoing cell signal at the …
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Comment #19006891
And now they are superhuman with regards to "Fog of war"! A truly crushing next step would be to make "World in Flames" into a computer game, and have Alpha-Star-Zero, which is com…
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Comment #19006724
Duh! It is 1/3 the cost (bullshit aside) for someone from a culture of hunger, hard work, desperation, and oppression. That makes them easy to work very hard, unlikely for them to …
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Comment #19002117
Why hell do we need something that is 10x stronger than fentanyl or 1000x stronger than herion??? Is there nothing in the world that will make the FDA stop killing people? Opoids k…
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Comment #18989948
I feel that they steal the universe from me by making new prescriptions that presume normal distribution in use-case, and because the new prescription mandates new glasses. I have …
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Comment #18915333
This sounds like an amazing thing! Anyone serious does their work reproducibly. This shouldn't add more than a little bit about storage on devices and paper, in terms of costs.
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Comment #18883709
They are lying. The only winning strategy is if the FBI does investigate, and if there is an actual penalty. Nothing less will impact the long term behavior of AT&T or any other ce…
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Comment #18824238
Think about what you just said, in context of why one side is light and one is dark. Where does the light come from?
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Comment #18649832
Also worth saying... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMjPqr1s-cg Are we now, this moment, coming to 5:15-5:34? I suspect, and hope, that the eulogist was pointing this toward ARPA …
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Comment #18648669
Maybe the things I sent to Apple, so they could start cutting into YouTube should also be sent to Netflix? :D
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Comment #18637130
Folks I know were saying this a decade ago. Is this new?
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Comment #18584621
Given the prevalence of "grass" in national forests, I suspect it is the kind that has only been legalized at a state level. If the folks growing the "grass" find out they can be d…
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Comment #18489753
I don't know that the distrust in similarity between images of noise is unwarranted. They are pseudo-random, not purely random. Each is not independent, but is a pile of sequential…
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Comment #18442870
Windows Vista. It is practically a virus, and ran ~5x slower than XP on the same hardware.
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Comment #18345163
This smells like an "art of the deal" maneuver. It feels more about political than status quo, or even old medicine.