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imagin8or
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Comment #31617701
I feel like this could be a good implementation. "Find out if your crush fancies you, just choose them from your contacts:" ... "Message 'hey there, I like you' sent"
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Comment #30325198
I have a gut feeling that as physical medicine has advanced faster than neuro or psychiatric medicine, people will live long enough to want to die, and euthanasia (self or pre arra…
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Comment #27601389
Somilarly, the strategy for the Conservative Party in the UK for many years has been to systematically underfund the NHS so that the cracks start to show and they have to fly in wi…
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Comment #24749916
* your Apple Watch
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Comment #24749028
Finally, if all else fails, clamp a microphone to your head
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Comment #24662682
Also, a lot of sites use email where they could (should?) be providing RSS, for updates and news stuff. So to see those in the same place as RSS feeds, either you use a common clie…
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Comment #24430246
Regarding limited trading: anyone but a retail trader could trade the forward OTC rather than this illiquid thing on the exchange. We can trade our guesses for tomorrow's price (wh…
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Comment #24420596
So you make a fund which holds the stock of the listed company long-term, and trade the fund as normal... this doesn't seem robust yet.
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Comment #24420556
Agreed. I suspect that it's more like "The Stock Exchange For LongTerm(TM) Certified Companies", so more like the requirement that exchange-listed companies are at least 70% public…
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Comment #24195910
Tho that is true, it doesn't seem to explain this particular effect. From the article: "The study found no statistically significant link between the risk of maternal mortality – w…
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Comment #23058203
Well, rather those than famine or war.
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Comment #22982383
It's a very basic version of IRC but for audio, and only for invitees for now. And it's great for all the reasons IRC is great, but everyone thinks it's all a totally new concept s…
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Comment #21592390
It was a dark and stormy lane, amidst a dark and stormy night, and down the lane shuffled a small ragged pile of clothes hiding a small and ragged child. She approached the fork in…
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Comment #21592079
thought Mettler, raising a glass of sub-par Chardonnay that matched her gradual discontent with the world, before replacing it carefully on its coaster so as no to disturb the bear…
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Comment #21592065
Congratulations?
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Comment #21552266
I too think we should reinvent the discipline of statistical analysis in this thread. For example, richer people fly, should we adjust for that? I love these dim headlines
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Comment #21513254
I would quote Frank O'Hara at this point, his poem "Why I Am Not A Painter" is a brilliant discussion of stimulus and revision across art forms.
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Comment #21502843
"Dude, where am I?" "We don't know." "How do we get back to Mother?" "We don't know, or we would have gone home" "You say 'we', how many of you are here?" "Millions" "Is there anyt…
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Comment #21491366
I don't know if I'm just being dim because its not a weekday, but, what do it do? Is it for me to fill out forms on random sites, in which case how is it an API? Or is it for the p…
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Comment #21491011
Yes, though the notation approach is worth following if you cannot use the type system (lang doesn't support it, or incurs unacceptable performance or complexity overhead). But yea…
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Comment #21226063
Preprint is here: https://pierce.atmos.colostate.edu/Monthly_Pollution_and_Cri... It points out that they look at data for 99% of US counties, which rules out a simplistic attribut…
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Comment #21225963
Preprint from the Colorado State website: https://pierce.atmos.colostate.edu/Monthly_Pollution_and_Cri...
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Comment #21019566
How close? 65,000 km. For reference, GEO is 35,000 km, Earth diameter is 12,700 km.
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Comment #21017444
First, it lets the blind see. Then it gives the sighted a neural interface