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throwawaybookst

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    Comment #11655643

    The choice between "dense urban core" and "suburb" is distinctly American. Especially in Europe, city (in the sense of "not suburb or rural" != center of a large (1M+) population. …

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    Comment #11641290

    The fact that burbs are the most desirable places to live in STL is pretty much the reason I'll never move back. It's an incredibly depressing metro area.

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    Comment #11631551

    > PS. Interestingly, Google doesn’t seem to care. That's not fair. They state it's a problem that is inherent to browsers, not that they don't care about the issue. Also be mindful…

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    Comment #11600144

    Out of curiosity, have you spent time in academia? > The rationale behind publishing in long-form journal articles is not really valid in our century. No, it's perfectly valid. Som…

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    Comment #11600072

    Don't people in CS just ignore that crap and post free PDFs of "preprints" (taken the second before submission of camera ready) on personal websites? IME the publishers fuck up the…

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    Comment #11600053

    And also all the other resources the university library offers. Especially in summer months, uni libraries are amazing and massively under-used resources. Working/learning is a pub…

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    Comment #11592865

    Teen pregnancy rates will be higher than teen birth rates in jurisdictions that are not hostile to abortion. But teen birth rate is probably a far easier statistic to gather.

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    Comment #11592849

    As of this post, three of the 20 comments on this story conjecture that obesity plays some role, and a full half of the comments are on subthreads discussing this hypothesis. Inter…

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    Comment #11589611

    The library at the university I attended as an undergraduate threw out (3 or 4?) volumes of TAOCP but kept "the magna guide to SQL" or some crap like this. Their justification was …