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kristjankalm

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    Comment #42214541

    “Non-Russian readers do not realize two things: that not all Russians love Dostoevsky as much as Americans do, and that most of those Russians who do, venerate him as a mystic and …

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    Comment #34358607

    as the article says, it's "most extreme" with respect to its size compared to the surrounding waves: "the Ucluelet wave was nearly three times the size of its peers."

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    Comment #31432438

    I regularly use parmigiano rind when making vegetable stock. Hopefully the tracker extract will add some nuance.

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    Comment #27206069

    that's excellent -- couldn't find any background info on the project, do you know the context?

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    Comment #27192424

    The author of the book -- Ester Salgarella -- has also put together an online searchable corpus of Linear A: https://sigla.phis.me It's very neatly annotated, e.g: https://sigla.ph…

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    Comment #27152362

    how did joining the EU restrict Commonwealth immigration?

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    Comment #27152192

    i find such logic hard to understand: UK was part of the EU, hence the open labour market. That's the whole point of EU. What did they find unfair exactly -- that Nigeria was not p…

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    Comment #27064092

    yes but amplification matters -- there's been at least one study which measured the clickbaity-ness of headliness of paid vs ad-based news sites and the difference was sth like an …

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    Comment #27063934

    advertising is the primary driver for clickbait and emotion-driven content. it enables The Daily Mail, it results in youtube's algorithm hell, it's why facebook exists. 'clicks = m…

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    Comment #26914013

    yes, this reasoning does make sense. but given the human cost it should only make sense if there's a significant prior: in most of these cases there was no previous evidence whatso…

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    Comment #26913807

    This is unreal. Shitty software sending people to prison without anyone in the process considering what exactly is the likelihood of hundreds of postmasters simultaneously becoming…

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    Comment #25603742

    Could I ask the source for these numbers? I've been trying to find some production numbers for popular synths (including submodels, e.g. all Minimoog or Prophet 5 versions combined…

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    Comment #25344262

    > American gun culture has little to do with this case. Cops behave like this because behind door number one there could be a guy with an assault rifle ready to take them down i'm …

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    Comment #25083815

    cheers, had no idea

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    Comment #25083673

    could you elaborate why? i mainly use deliveroo and tip with the app -- they also seek to minimise contact so usually i just get to pick up the food from my doorstep, cash tipping …

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    Comment #25034651

    low temp storage was also required for the ebola vaccine and yet it was successfully administered to more than quarter of a million people in equatorial Africa https://en.wikipedia…

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    Comment #23573489

    pretty much any metric you could come up with to "measure" civilisation -- literacy, urbanisation, economic output, monetary economy -- went to historic lows. slightly orthogonal t…

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    Comment #22990310

    born in the 1980s

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    Comment #22990234

    First, I am relatively familiar with the admission process at Cambridge and noone gives a crap whether you were on a robotics team at high school + the rest of the extra-curricular…

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    Comment #22801360

    also -- this markes the absolute lowpoint in the play and things start slowly but definitely improving from that point on. although Antigonus does end up eaten by the bear.

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    Comment #22169217

    > Practice Fusion solicited a nearly $1 million payment from the opioid company, promising that in exchange it would create alerts in its software that would cause physicians to wr…

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    Comment #21604910

    so a specific example then -- in your opinion is putting ca one million Uighurs and Kazakhs into internment camps compatible with the 'Chinese way'?

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    Comment #21400817

    compared to the best known subscription success stories -- the NYT, WP -- it certainly seems significantly smaller. but i agree, that comparison isn't very valid, it's certainly a …

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    Comment #21399886

    > And we all know that consumers don't fork enough money to support ads-free journalism, which leads to perverse incentives. yes they do. susbcription-based models are doing quite …