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Comment #46219866
I'm not so confident in that first claim, and my anecdotal evidence doesn't support your theory. However you did mention some other studies on this thread that support your claim t…
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Comment #46219431
is it? i dont see the relevant other studies, and my initial assumptions would be that the median subway user is lower income than the median car driver in NYC, so transfering fund…
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Comment #46219348
Im not sure this fits, they saw a much larger drop (18%) in heavy duty trucks entering the city, and a smaller drop (9%) in passenger cars. I am not sure the public transit options…
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Comment #46219262
I am a little confused, why would sloppiness in the media release (the article that uses the word tailpipe), have anything to do with sloppiness in the study, which the above comme…
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Comment #45952391
by my reading that is the authors point? if they are capable of getting a 700k loan, that makes them ↑5, regardless of their income or assets.
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Comment #45518909
there is blog post somewhere i read, i cannot find it at the moment, that discusses the idea of "doctor problems" vs "musician problems". Doctor problems are problems where low qua…
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Comment #45229943
There is a vast gap in how academia treats adjunct vs tenure track professors, a difference the author of this blog has spent a decent amount of words explaining and complaining ab…
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Comment #44993979
> So did they buy these stocks from Intel itself? in a sense, although buy is not quite the right word. there were grants promised to chip manufacturers under certian conditions. t…
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Comment #44735231
I mean, when the press secretary was asked why tesla wasnt invited, he said they invited the 3 largest employers of UAW. it sounds like a UAW event called 'Electric Vehicle Summit'…
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Comment #44708432
i think there may have been some confusion about the parent comment you are both agreeing that where the fuels come from matters. If you want to burn fossil fuels in a manner to ke…
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Comment #43703097
its a cryptocurrency, the courts legitimacy would likely come from the community forking as necessary to resolve issues as identified by the court, in the same way the us judicial …
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Comment #43415209
no idea. However the above comment is easily verifiable. Here is a link saying that the return would be around February 2025 [1]. There seems no reason to believe either trump or E…
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Comment #42066179
Apologies if you thought I meant this. I was using them as a reference for what people modeling the election from polls were predicting! I don't know what Nate Silver was predictin…
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Comment #42060924
I dont belive that claim is actually true? the most likely result predicted by 538 was 312 for trump [0] the issue with the model was the 2nd most likely result was 319 for harris.…
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Comment #37420106
Uh, we did push further north? That's why China intervened? I am not sure what exactly you are suggesting here, but its hard to believe that a nuclear war against china (and likely…
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Comment #36041366
Just addressing the Galileo part, but as was recently linked in hackernews [1][2], Galileo was wrong (in the sense that he was arguing for an already discredited theory, and that t…
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Comment #35354909
oh the talk page comment is old enough that I assume its mostly been fixed, although the Urubamba-Caura length discrepancy noted by someone else on the talk page is still there. I …
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Comment #35354446
I feel its worth asking questions about the talk page. Specifically: > Most of the data in this article is sourced from somebody calling himself Intergalactic Power and Light. Some…
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Comment #35043048
Things like this make me want to read Against Method [1]. Like, yeah that seems 'not science' in one serious sense, but also not really? It falls into what I understand of Kuhn's '…
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Comment #31470772
the important thing is that it was: > after the database was publicized It seems they couldn't confirm if burglaries were prevented or merely moved the burglaries to low gun zipcod…
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Comment #30026958
Am I reading the article wrong, or did the main character of this story, quit his job as a former labor secretary, because when his department was accidentally too generous with be…
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Comment #29455771
I am not sure thats exactly what the article was saying, picture 3.B [1] seems to show that the placebos themselves are getting stronger over time, both in an absolute sense, and r…
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Comment #24043065
Location: Los Angeles CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (pyTorch, Tensorflow, pandas, numpy, scipy), relational databases (mySQL), Lisp, Scala, C++ (incl…
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Comment #23050498
Location: Los Angeles CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (pyTorch, Tensorflow, pandas, numpy, scipy), relational databases (mySQL), Lisp, Scala, C++ (incl…
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Comment #21689616
Location: Los Angeles CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (pyTorch, Tensorflow, pandas, numpy, scipy), relational databases (mySQL), Lisp, Scala, C++ (incl…