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Comment #4153621
Assuming he did fix it. I remember the time I had some annoyances with my boot loader. After several tries at fixing it, I thought "I should get a clean start, lets dd zeros to mbr…
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Comment #4153151
"In fact, it happened after 13 KYA. Cave art from that time always shows normally pigmented people. Notice that in this painting from 13 KYA, the hunters are the same color as the …
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Comment #4152359
Fair point.
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Comment #4152291
https://action.eff.org/o/9042/p/dia/action/public/?action_KE... "UPDATE (3/13/12): After public pressure, PayPal has revised their policy censoring publishers of erotic ebooks."
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Comment #4152286
This is a problem that can easily be dealt with if/when it arises.
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Comment #4151000
Minor problem: Zero based indexing, combined with not showing current page in navigation, is confusing. At main page I saw links to page 1, 2. Thought that 1 was current page, 2 wa…
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Comment #4150955
"Homosexuality is not a mental illness. We have finally learned this, ..." This is an opinion, not a fact. We have changed our minds, not learned anything.
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Comment #4138953
A date has a non-zero cost. If you want to weed, do it earlier. Say something embarrassing on your online dating profile maybe? Then, when the selection is done, you go into seduct…
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Comment #4134818
I have only stated my beliefs, and have not claimed to have the facts. I base my belief on this idea http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window
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Comment #4134529
There is a difference in doing things overtly and covertly. If they are doing it covertly they will probably think it through a lot more carefully, since the stakes are higher. And…
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Comment #4126811
I would say it is far easier to astroturf a contrarian anecdote.
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Comment #4126766
N=124 can definitely give statistically significant results. Consider the following thought experiment. You have a coin that you think might be loaded. You flip it 124 times. You g…
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Comment #4126527
Not even a large sample will help against systematic errors.
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Comment #4126513
Jokes such as those are really bad for a good discussion. They serve to prove to people on your "side" (an idiotic notion, but I digress), how stupid the people on the other side a…