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devaler

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    Comment #43482650

    > I'm still trying to square how 98% of American voters went for candidates promising to continue arming the world's most live-streamed genocide, even with all those protests; even…

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    Comment #38734105

    I am going to adopt the phrase “toxic negativity”. I’m not yet familiar with “virtue spiraling”, however.

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    Comment #37281570

    I could not agree more. Finding succinct written information on the internet feels more difficult every day.

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    Comment #36436850

    Learn everything you can about cleaning/standardizing datasets and the boots-on-the-ground process of labeling data and training algorithms. These are fundamental, and are often ov…

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    Comment #35840264

    Interesting and interested. I’ll be following, for the learning experience if nothing else.

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    Comment #35437293

    > Of course, in the developed world, bikes are more luxury things I’m not sure where this notion comes from? I wasn’t rich as a child, but I had a bicycle, and I grew up in rural A…

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    Comment #34955321

    That one jumped out at me, too, but I was thinking the Apple IIc.

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    Comment #34675897

    Now there’s a term I’ve never heard before. I’m somewhat afraid to look it up, but here I go…

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    Comment #34579031

    All the time.

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    Comment #34544998

    This a really strong, and very good breakdown of the problems with the prequels. They essentially take the complex, developed characters of Frank Herbert and turn them into into tr…

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    Comment #34400627

    This is one of the many reasons I do not miss working for a bookstore. A large percentage (but not the majority) of our customers were either grifters or thieves.

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    Comment #34229970

    Internet Explorer is the browser, Explorer is the file manager. Not that Microsoft has made it confusing

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    Comment #34141150

    I enjoyed your take. I didn’t agree with every point you made, but I was sympathetic enough to appreciate them.

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    Comment #34141125

    I agree, and this plot point unsuspends my disbelief more than any others.

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    Comment #34126277

    - Apple will release a display-less fitness tracker based on the Apple Watch.

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    Comment #33799341

    Good luck with the mirtazapine taper, and I mean that with all sincerity. I recently finished mine, and it’s been fascinating to watch the weight drop along with it. I’m glad that …

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    Comment #32069672

    As someone who despises internal combustion engines I would love to get a battery-electric vehicle, but the delta between what I owe on the car (zero, fortunately)--and what I'd ne…

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    Comment #30976805

    I’ve used and liked Genius Scan for a long time. Roughly six or seven years.

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    Comment #28575773

    Perfect summarization, in my opinion.

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    Comment #28114824

    Indeed. I cringe each time I see the phrase.

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    Comment #28098018

    A: How long have you been doing this? B: How old are you? Not that you have to answer these questions in public, they’re just illustrative of at least two factors that may affect y…

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    Comment #27957654

    I’ve found that when it comes to their cars, people seem to get offended very easily (at least in my part of the U.S.). Case in point: I suggested physical traffic-calming solution…

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    Comment #27006030

    It makes me think of “How Doctors Die”: https://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2013/03/how-doctors-die/

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    Comment #25314236

    I have to agree with the author’s experience with Metafilter.

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    Comment #24672035

    And, arguably, data cleaning is the most overlooked part.