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skeptical900067

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    Comment #21331405

    Andrew Gelman is quoted as saying that 2000 was the stone age in recognizing statistical error. Has statistics really come that far in 20 years?

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    Comment #21331366

    I can't say it's terribly impressive, but I've collected my performance at 90% of my gym visits over the last two years. Sheets has been very convenient in keeping myself on-track.…

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    Comment #21331319

    I think the speech agrees with you, more or less.

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    Comment #21331202

    On becoming a god in Central Florida and Chernobyl were both real solid. If we can go back a few years, so were The Young Pope and Mad Men.

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    Comment #21317256

    Can anyone help me out in understanding how green energy is going to kneecap oil? I know the costs have gone down some, but iirc total oil energy produced/consumed is still orders …

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    Comment #21304423

    Thinkpad x220,IPS model, running xubuntu. Display is lacking, so I wouldn't use it for illustration work. Otherwise, it has been months since I opened my mbp.

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    Comment #21288234

    >A copy of the painting can serve for viewing nearly as well as the original. Maybe for a lay-viewer. As an amateur realist painter, even the very best prints seem to lose 75-80% o…

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    Comment #21283799

    I use the free fillable forms. Happy with it every year so far. If turbo tax makes them go away, I'll get real politically involved real quick.

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    Comment #21283738

    What form? do you mean just sending letters to my reps?

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    Comment #21274318

    I had hoped to see a comment like this about Vice higher up. I find that their content is usually insubstantial, and when it is otherwise, facts are presented or omitted staggering…

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    Comment #21273538

    Iirc OSINT is information that is intentionally publically available, like county arrest records.

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    Comment #21272858

    Ah thanks. You had me excited for a moment: classical methods for drawing were tedious, but rewarded my patience by improving my ability exponentially faster than other forms of pr…

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    Comment #21272835

    It was Microsoft.

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    Comment #21255797

    I'm familiar with classical training for music (conservatories) and painting (ateliers, master/apprentice systems). I've never heard of classical training for writing. What does it…

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    Comment #21235240

    Once every two months I'll vote 3-5 times in 'new'.

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    Comment #21194341

    Those sound like big filters. Where are they installed, and how often do you replace? Or is that just pitcher volume?

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    Comment #21089471

    Is this to say, "RS sometimes slept at the office to get more done, but the mattress weirded some people out" or "RS had a mattress in his office, which is evidence he used it to p…

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    Comment #21087694

    Except the videogame review department. Surprisingly objective and critical material there in a genre renown for quid-pro-quo.