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RyanMcGreal

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About RyanMcGreal

https://quandyfactory.com

https://github.com/quandyfactory

https://twitter.com/RyanMcGreal

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    The only fresh strawberries I ever eat are local and in season. Everything else is just too disappointing.

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    It's clear that there also needs to be a change in culture and training among police services to discourage the intuition-based practice of deciding someone is guilty and then pres…

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    Site is clocking, so cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:5xB7-FW...

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    For many human movements, the relation between intensity and injury is a u-curve with high risk at extremely low intensity (atrophy) and extremely high intensity (overuse/repetitiv…

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    Sidenote: I recently finished reading The Story of the Human Body by Daniel Lieberman, in which he addresses this issue (among many others). The book is absolutely fantastic, an en…

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    I highly recommend Deirdre Barrett's book Supernormal Stimuli for a fascinating and detailed review of this phenomenon in its various manifestations in human societies.

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    Comment #14841345

    Seriously, America: how is ANYONE still arguing against universal, single-payer health care?

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    I used to work in a building with a family of peregrine falcons living on the roof. It was never a dull moment outside our window!

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    Humans are domesticated primates, and like all domesticated animals we demonstrate the canonical properties of neoteny, or the adult retention of childlike traits: physical traits …

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    America has some of the worst worker protection laws and regulations in the developed world: occupational health and safety; minimum wage; paid time off (vacation, illness, parenta…

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    In that case, is my clothes dryer a robot? In addition to its timed dry setting, it also has a feedback setting in which it runs until the clothes inside have reached a (configurab…

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    Comment #14357753

    The secure https://www.nature.com link works but the insecure http://www.nature.com just returns 404.

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    I love running just about anywhere (except on a treadmill, which is just intolerably drab), but my absolute favourite places to run are on forest trails. There is something indescr…

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    There’s a curious anomaly, though: if you try to scroll using touch screen scrolling, the page happily moves up and down, even while JavaScript is blocking nearly everything else o…

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    Positivism is particularly clever.

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    I'm in my mid-40s. For about 15 years, I sat at a desk writing code and slowly dying. Three and a half years ago, I started running three times a week. Then, a little over two year…

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    Here are my thoughts on learning to run: http://quandyfactory.com/blog/167/what_you_need_to_know_to_s...

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    From the technical overview: Our approach builds on generative image models that leverage adversarial learning, which we apply to video. The basic idea behind the approach is to co…

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    There's another factor as well: for older houses, most building codes require that the roof be reinforced in order to hold the weight of a solar array on top of the shingles. But i…

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