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Comment #46169623
Was $10k before or after the insurance negotiated discount? Pre-discount prices mean nothing: I had the same tests ordered twice (needed the results urgently), once through my PCP/…
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Comment #45966109
There use to be "Raccoon cafes" in Seoul. You go buy a drink and pet the raccoons. IIRC animal cafes were banned around 2019 or so.
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Comment #45368992
Looks like IoT devices are the next frontier in residential proxies ... or provide spies the next leading indicator into SV business performance.
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Comment #44601059
I don't know. I don't think that most Asian apartments have central fresh air. Usually the unit owners open windows regularly.
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Comment #44601030
Human infant intestines in the ancestral environment are natively colonized by bifidobacterium infantis, which completely metabolizes oligosaccarides present in human breast milk a…
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Comment #44596586
This is called an FCU (fan coil unit) and is common in Asia. It consists of a high efficiency central chiller run by building management, and pipes to bring coolant to each unit. T…
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Comment #43937574
The White House press release had links to the eight grants in question. The claimed values of the grants were inflated by the press release, but they did actually involve studying…
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Comment #43891076
The default setting on ChatGPT is to now include previous conversations as context. I disabled memories, but this new feature was enabled when I checked the settings.
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Comment #43797949
That used to be the function of undergraduate and Masters theses at the Ivy League universities. "For the undergraduate thesis, fix someone else's mistake. For the Master's thesis,…
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Comment #43722008
The unfettered computer and internet access was a desktop machine (which needed to run a minimalist distro) on dial-up in a very public room. The fun that taught me tech stuff was …
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Comment #43718930
When I was a child, my parents had me work on a lot of puzzles. They saw this as a way to build attention span, ability to focus, and persistence to achieve long term goals (not to…
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Comment #43659484
This kind of "smuggling" or failure to declare live specimens is very common in biological research on. This is the third time I've heard of international collaborations playing fa…
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Comment #43597369
Compromising and using empathy to understand the opposition's views so that you can negotiate for what you need does not satisfy the base, and does not satisfy social media. The (n…
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Comment #43367389
That is true. What recently happened is that the Supreme court has determined that speech which benefits a foreign terrorist organization constitutes "material support" to that org…
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Comment #43094885
ICMJE guidelines are frequently cited by other publishers, with the caveat that it depends based on the field. (Which makes sense. A "substantial contribution" to the LIGO collabor…
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Comment #42974506
I'm surprised this was published now, given that I saw a talk on this at a math conference in either 2008 or 2009. The memorable anecdote was that they filmed children who worked w…
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Comment #42963758
I agree that free healthy food for all kids is a great idea. Unfortunately, I have very little trust in US school administrators and school districts to provide healthy meals which…
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Comment #42957740
Yes.
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Comment #42957725
Personality tests being useful makes sense, but personality tests where candidates are sparse and the training/hiring bottleneck has already been passed by candidates is terrible. …
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Comment #42837716
I went skiing in Korea during the next to last weekend of Feb 2020. Best skiing of my time there, because the mountain was already empty of people due to public concern. By that ti…
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Comment #42829896
I agree with you that Chinese rural poverty is probably improving faster, but I'm not sure that rural poverty has been "steadily getting worse" in the US as you claim. This [1] pag…
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Comment #42826118
I haven't been to China since 2019, but it is pretty obvious that median quality of life is higher in the US. In China, as soon as you get out of Beijing-Shanghai-Guangdong cities …
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Comment #42713066
There were two definitions of Critical Race Theory. In 2021, the National Education Association adopted a Business Item [1] to "Share and publicize, through existing channels, info…
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Comment #42692500
> The only ones that come to mind are good, actually It's funny you say that, because my impression is that DEI allows companies to avoid criticism of their oppressive policies wit…
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Comment #42690197
> we still have colleges that won't admit gay students, or that many people still don't believe in interracial marriage 1. Who cares? Those colleges are private entities and presum…