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Comment #48500752
The Science article here: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aeh0665
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Comment #48143190
It's not the simulator, it's the simulator-assisted researcher who refuted the theorem ;-) The paper is here: https://zenodo.org/records/20189708 I venture a wild guess that the so…
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Comment #47837519
Your definition of an expat matches undocumented immigrants from Latin America to the US perfectly, and yet somehow the word is never used in that context.
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Comment #47831563
How come a person living abroad is an expat only if they are white and an immigrant if they are not? I would expect better from the NYT... How about "undocumented Mexican expats" f…
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Comment #47140564
Click-bait alert! It's not "federal data breach" (it's UnitedHealth, not gov't), and it happened 2 years ago. This fits the pattern of other "news" articles from the same site, see…
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Comment #46322697
A fine for faking a license plate, may be? ÁÀÂÀÄ are not in the Danish alphabet.
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Comment #45432787
I am sure if she could pull the wool of JP Morgan's eyes, she could convince Scientist-1 that it was legit. "I want to expense it under Marketing not R&D, which would let us pay yo…
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Comment #45328805
No, not for international students. Stanford (I haven't checked others) is very explicit about having a limited number of scholarship for international students: https://financiala…
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Comment #44529026
> I wish I'd put $1,000 into bitcoins then; I'd be a billionaire. I thought bitcoin was a Ponzi scheme. These are not mutually exclusive statements. Actually, this is how Ponzi sch…
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Comment #44314367
Do I think it's the best use of taxpayers' dollars (ie, mine) to screen for objectionable content on social media? No. Do I trust the government to police opinions? No, especially …
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Comment #44092956
> in Australia where individuals are expected to fund their own retirement, I'm looking at the official statistics, and this is not what they say: The government pension is the mai…
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Comment #43940430
Please change the title to "Why 536 was 'the worst year to be alive' (2018)".
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Comment #42939777
> That reads like ww2 german propaganda. What did you expect. People in moscow to starve also? "Lashings of caviar"? Give me a break. For better or worse, anecdotes of the caviar d…
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Comment #42939467
It's not about front-running investments _in_ passive index funds, it's about front-running investments _by_ passive index funds, which, of course, ultimately comes out of the inve…
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Comment #42719139
_Workshop_ is definitely a verb, as in "workshopping a play". Its meaning in performance arts is different from office use, but they are not too far apart.
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Comment #42691691
Easy! It won't work and it would make things worse.
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Comment #42589236
I recommend Frank McSherry's real-time log of working through AoC 2023 using a SQL dialect:: https://github.com/frankmcsherry/blog/blob/master/posts/2024... The most powerful primi…
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Comment #42570237
The paper is here: http://www.daemonology.net/hyperthreading-considered-harmful... As its author noted, the paper has done fine ciation- and impact-wise.
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Comment #42469365
Beautiful, thanks for sharing it! I think the portfolio argument is an unnecessary detour though. There's a two-line proof by induction. 1. The payoff in the base case of (0,1) or …
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Comment #42386052
> Oh yeah, and that anecdote you told about tectonic plates screams survivorship bias; that's the problem with anecdotes. Very good point. For every tectonic plates theory or helio…
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Comment #42383750
The only problem with this business model is that once you factored one number, you kill your market - people will stop using pre-quantum crypto. (The obvious retort is that NSA wo…
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Comment #42294293
Is having a stable, democratically elected government a requirement for permitting a nation to keep its heritage? What about having Starbucks on every corner - is this necessary or…
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Comment #42289928
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