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Comment #25159834
Anyone know why China is not on the list of countries in which Pfizer is seeking regulatory approval?
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Comment #23154101
The Glass Bead Game is one of the best books I've read, and I think palpably changed how I think about some things even though I read it as an adult. I even wrote a blog post about…
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Comment #22944732
Would you mind linking to the 21 Jump Street scene? I'm very curious. As an American nerd in my late 30s, I definitely recall being relentlessly teased as a kid. I don't have kids …
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Comment #22684392
Doesn't that mean the effective R0 value for COVID-19 should be higher then?
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Comment #20164916
This strikes me as the quintessential problem with autocracies. Sometimes one gets extremely efficient governments in the short term, when the autocrat is competent and not entirel…
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Comment #19972114
This may give some sense of what it can do: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/
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Comment #19790789
See also: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/589333v1
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Comment #18992113
Science paper: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/362/6419/1140 NYT article summarizing some of the issues addressed: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/26/science/chess-artificial…
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Comment #18991759
> Their chess AI beating Stockfish involved some at least a bit questionable setup. I believe their eventual Science paper addressed these concerns.
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Comment #18806414
"E-scooters aren't a reliable way to get anywhere yet, and who knows if they'll ever be, not to mention that they are not for everyone. My grandmother is not going to ride one -- n…
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Comment #17646005
It looks that way because they're moving rapidly from one face configuration to another. But there's no way that's happening by random. I would guess that even just holding the cub…