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ubitaco

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    Comment #49035269

    I didn't know that AP style recommended spaces either side of the em dash. Here in the UK we generally use en dashes instead, and I thought em dashes always had no spaces. Apparent…

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    Comment #45227240

    It's slightly buried in the readme on Github: > how can we store a 24 byte long string, inline? Don't we also need to store the length somewhere? > To do this, we utilize the fact …

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    Comment #43946557

    fun! Here's a heart: https://tixy.land/?code=hypot%28x-7%2Cy%2Babs%28x-7%29-9%29-...

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    Comment #40049033

    Whereas GP is making reference to a case in which Italian seismologists were literally convicted after their predictions did not come true.

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    Comment #40007368

    I would back "blank" as the most likely to be understood by the other person.

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    Comment #37881649

    If you can make certain assumptions about the system (mainly that sources of noise follow gaussian distributions and are independent), then the Kalman filter gives the best possibl…

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    Comment #27122338

    > Good DS understands the basics of web technology I'm not a data scientist but a portion of my job is creating pipelines, data analytics and such. I also only have a bare minimum …

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    Comment #25775537

    I'm also not a physicist, but for the fun of the discussion... Radiative heat loss scales with the fourth power of temperature. I don't know what temperature the ISS radiators are …

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    Comment #23869020

    This happened to me on an emirates A380, but on landing. The timing was comical because immediately after touching down (and being rained on) the entertainment screen prompts you t…

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    Comment #18369938

    >In fact there is a 25% chance that the person involved in working that out has been asked to commit fraud at some point. But there's only a 10% chance of that.

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    Comment #14560332

    The market has spoken

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    Comment #10891756

    Perhaps you can start at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Free_media_resour... Good luck!