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nograpes

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    Comment #46558194

    Thanks for the link, to save anyone else the trouble, it seems that the rate for Bhutan is 89 out of 423 (21%) in country overstays. Average overstay rate for non visa waiver count…

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    Comment #46277437

    Okay, so I don't really understand what you're saying, but let me take a stab at it. Somebody named GI Gurdjieff wrote a book "Meetings with Remarkable Men" in 1923, and in that bo…

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    Comment #45955465

    The paper says: > Joseph Fourier (1768–1830) was attracted by the problem of heat diffusion because he wanted to find the ideal (soil) depth to build his cellar so that the wine re…

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    Comment #45955338

    I appreciate that others may not have got much out of this, but let me say that as someone who knows about statistical modeling, but has no physics training, this made Fourier tran…

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    Comment #45056295

    Massive protests have occurred due to obvious government corruption. In particular the housing allowance for a month for a parliamentarian is now ten times the minimum wage for a m…

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    Comment #42022703

    In the full text, they did not appear to study the false positive and false negative rates. Their references to "sensitivity" were referring to the fact that they could detect even…

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    Comment #41959784

    Thank you for providing this very helpful and needed context. I was indeed getting very excited.

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    Comment #39341025

    The second point the grandparent made was that they were using dbplyr , which allows you to avoid having the data take a round trip between the R process and the database.

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    Comment #31279860

    Okay, I'll bite. What is the string?

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    Comment #31014829

    I was very surprised by your comment and by the article you linked that the name Aditya cannot be represented in Unicode. I think it can be represented: আদিত্য. I am not a Bengali-…

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    Comment #30906961

    I also had these in my elementary school in Sault Ste. Marie. Mine were also used for games only, never programming. I remember a game where you played the role of a colonial farme…

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    Comment #30508088

    I did miss it :). Thanks for letting me into the joke.

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    Comment #30506552

    Was the MLK_ thing a joke? If not, could you provide a reference?

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    Comment #29880213

    A good way to address your point would be to compare the situation to Canada. In the province of Quebec, where we have a highly vaccinated population, the intensive care units (ICU…

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    Comment #29567110

    I laughed out loud (and was pleasantly surprised) when I found out how much you understated your expertise. I have only read a small bit of your dissertation, but so far it is info…

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    Comment #29020488

    Link to article is here: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.26.174482

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    Comment #26440739

    Can anyone help me understand why gears with prime numbers of teeth would not be mechanizable? For Venus the original designer faced a dilemma: the known period relation (5, 8) was…

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    Comment #26264517

    There is a command-line program called "file" that attempts to determine the file type (format). It uses a series of known formats and returns the first matching one. I have found …

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    Comment #25812434

    His marriages really were disastrous, and his second wife really did say that. She (and he) even really might have felt that way, despite the immense problems in their relationship…

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    Comment #25423768

    I thought I was the only one! When I look around at the code examples using openCV it is clear that nobody knows how to use it. God help you trying to get your GPU working on Pytho…

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    Comment #24517790

    Link to (paywalled?) article: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajic.2020.08.022

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    Comment #24474757

    I thought you were exaggerating but I found the truckinginfo article ( https://www.truckinginfo.com/330475/whats-behind-the-grille-... ). I am not involved in this world at all... …

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    Comment #22512948

    Do you have any good papers or textbooks where I can learn about this from a numerical optimization perspective?

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    Comment #21437659

    In case anyone else was curious, the regular expression used is: vulnpatterns = re.compile("(?i)(denial of service |\bXX E\b|remote code execution|\bopen redirect|OSVDB|\bvuln|\bCV…

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    Comment #20226310

    They have a very recent scientific article (behind a paywall) describing their work here: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2019/05/29/scie...